VonHaus Bike Wall Mounts - Bike Wall Rack, 2-Pack for Garage and Shed - Steel Coated Bicycle Storage Hooks - Vertical Storage Rack with Durable Plastic Clips - Premium Quality Hooks for Bikes

My bikes needed some storage TLC. So, I cleaned the shed out, bought a drill and all the gubbins, and ordered these wall mounts. Having never attached anything to a wall that was heavier than a coat hook I was taking a leap of faith in my ability, but in for a penny and all that. I measured up for the Trek hybrid at first, installation went swimmingly and I used the supplied fittings on what I think is breeze block ... Getting the bike in the hook was the trickiest part, but that will get easier with time - now I'm no longer worried about dropping it. Everything is secure, no movement on the mount with the bike in place and I'm happy with the end result.I messed up fitting the second mount and committed the wall plugs to the wall but my measurements were off. The breeze block wasn't playing ball. The drill was skipping around. Pilot error all the way. Having no other suitable screws and wall plugs I had to order replacements - easier said than done with my lack of knowledge. I opted for Fischer Duopower screws and plugs. Despite learning some valuable drilling lessons earlier the breeze block was a problem and I could only secure the hanger by 3 screws. More than enough, it's absolutely solid and isn't shifting at all. My Giant Anyroad is now in place, and being a lot lighter than the Trek it's a doddle to get in and out.I had planned to use one of the hooks for a Merida Matts Trail bike but for me personally it was tough going to get the bike up and manoeuvred into position - it's the heaviest of my bikes, with knobbly tires, and I just couldn't co-ordinate the necessary moves.Primarily I wanted my bikes off the cement floor for winter - a first for them - and now that's what I've got. I'm chuffed to bits with these wall mounts.

Not bad at all. Solid metal base and arm. Large wall plugs and screws. Use the template and fitting is easy. Takes my road bike easily. Not sure if I would trust it with a heavy MTB above my car in the garage, without substituting stronger wall fixings.

Be prepared that in terms of assembly:1) The product itself is easy2) working out the height and distance between bikes is more of a faff. You should prepare yourself for drilling holes and securing the product to the wall to find that you have put them too close together that your bike handle bars get in the way of each other. So then you have to unscrew the product from the wall, drill some new holes and put it up again further away. [This would have helped if there was some simple instructions with the product that gave a recommend distance between installing the bike hooks].Top tip: I did find you can put two bikes closest together when you hang one by the front wheel and the other bike from the back wheel; this way the handle bars don’t hit each other. And the product works fine holding either wheel.Very happy with this purchase. Gave me the middle space of my garage back and made it much easier to access the shelves in my garage now that the bikes are not leaning against the shelves. Would recommend.Time to install: 1hr (you may need considerably less, like 15 minutes, but I would be prepared to set aside an hour to install, incase there are any issues).Would also have been helpful for a small instruction that said which drill size bits to use.

Pretty straightforward, doesn’t move nor flex, but a steady bike wrack that will hold up to 30kg.Comes with stickers to align them perfectly on the wall. Also comes with studs, but I didn’t use them of course because as you can see from the pictures I’ve hung it in a wooden shed.Does the job, and perfectly adequate for garage or shed which doesn’t require sophisticated solutions.

I'd recently tidied up the garage and wanted to make more use of the floorspace. I had a free standing bike rack for 4 bikes, and wanted to replace these with a wall mounted rack. There are a few options out there, but having them mounted horizontally didn't work for me as i don't have the continuous space. These seemed ideal as I could space them around whenever I had a small space. They are very easy to neat and turn up with the correct fittings. Simply position the hook where you need (You'll need to place the bike upright and place the hook where it will be needed t support the from wheel). Use the hook as the template to make the drill holes, then simple attach. Very effective and a real space saver

Bought a couple of these as I'm constantly fighting when getting bikes in and out of my garage. They were fairly easy to fit, although there were no fitting instructions whatsoever, and I ended up using different raw plugs as the ones supplied bent when tapping them into the wall. Happy with the end result and getting bikes on and off is pretty straightforward.

My 29 inch wheels just about squeeze into the brackets. My wife's 700 wheels easily.However, despite a very sturdy bracket, the supplied fixings are terrible. I had to resort to using anchor bolts to ensure safe and long lasting support.

This works well for me. I set the height so that my rear wheel was on the ground when the bike is hung. I cut an inch off the hook and refitted the rubber sleeve so that it was easier to get my bike wheel in as my wheels are quite deep in section. The fixings are adequate for my brick wall. The hook is fixed in position so no need to lift it into position. Over all a good buy.