Clear Acrylic Sunglasses Wall Rack for Eyewear Storage
Frames stop piling up on the counter once they have a place on the wall. This clear acrylic rail holds sunglasses and eyeglasses by the arms, so the lenses stay clear and the frames stay in sight. Four pre-drilled rails give you a full row on one wall.
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Frames stop piling up on the counter once they have a place on the wall. This clear acrylic rail holds sunglasses and eyeglasses by the arms, so the lenses stay clear and the frames stay in sight. Four pre-drilled rails give you a full row on one wall.
Keeps sunglasses and eyeglasses organised and visible on the wall with a clean transparent look
- cluttered countertops and drawers
- sunglasses scratched or lost in storage
- no dedicated spot for daily eyewear
Your eyewear on display, your counters finally clear
Frames stacked on the counter and lost in drawers become a clear wall of sunglasses you can grab in one glance. Pre-drilled acrylic rails hold them by the arms, so nothing gets scratched or buried.
Clear acrylic that holds frames without scratches
- Clear acrylic that keeps frames visible
The acrylic is crystal clear with polished edges, so the rail adds almost no visual weight. Frames stay in view across the whole wall, and the rail reads as part of the decor rather than a storage piece.
- Holds frames by the arms
A slotted tray channel takes the sunglasses arms, so the lenses hang clear of the acrylic and of each other. Pick a pair off the rail without flipping it over or wiping away fingerprints from the lenses.
- Pre-drilled for a straight hang
Mounting holes sit at both ends of every rail. Set one level line, and the rails line up the same way across the wall. Four rails give you a full row of frames on one wall.
Hang it in one short session
- 1Pick the wall and the height
Choose a spot at eye level by the door or bed. Hold a rail against the wall and check the height before you mark anything.
- 2Level and mark the holes
Set a level across the rail and mark through the pre-drilled holes at both ends. Mark the next rail the same way so the row lines up.
- 3Fix the rails to the wall
Drill at each mark and fit anchors for drywall, or screw straight into a stud. Snug the screws, then check the rail is still level.
- 4Slide the frames in
Set each pair with the arms in the slotted channel and the lenses hanging clear of the acrylic. Repeat across the rails.
Sized for one clean wall spot
- 38.1 cmLength
- 8 mmThickness
- 40 mmDepth
- 38 mmHeight
A single rail fits a narrow entryway or bedroom wall beside a door or bed.
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Yes, the channel is sized for the arms of a frame, so standard eyeglasses sit in it the same way as sunglasses. Frames with very thin or very wide arms may sit a little looser, so check the fit with your everyday pair first.
Both work. Mount into studs where you can, since that gives the most solid hold. On drywall, use wall anchors rated for the load. The pre-drilled holes at each end take standard screws.
No load rating is printed on the rail, so keep it to everyday frames and avoid loading it with heavy sets. A stud-mounted rail with a few pairs of sunglasses is the intended use.
A drawer organizer keeps frames apart, but you still dig for them. A hard case protects one pair at a time and takes shelf space. A set of four rails puts several pairs in view on one wall, so you grab them in seconds and the counter stays clear. Four rails cost less than a single good designer case, and they take no shelf space.
Wipe it with a soft microfiber cloth and a mild cleaner made for acrylic. Paper towels can leave fine marks and dull the finish over time.