Fishing Rod Wall Mount Rack for 6 Rods, Garage Storage
Rods stay off the concrete, separated and easy to reach. This six-cradle wall rack holds them upright or flat, and the screws and anchors are already in the box. It fits a tight garage, shed or cabin wall at about 32 cm wide.
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Rods stay off the concrete, separated and easy to reach. This six-cradle wall rack holds them upright or flat, and the screws and anchors are already in the box. It fits a tight garage, shed or cabin wall at about 32 cm wide.
Six-slot wall rack that stores fishing rods upright or flat and frees up floor space
- rods leaning and falling in garage or shed
- rod tangles and tip damage on the floor
- cluttered storage space
- rods scratching against walls or each other
Six rods on the wall, so the garage floor stays clear.
Rods leaning in a corner, tips bent and tangled on the floor. Mount one rack and every rod has its own cradle, upright or flat.
Six Cradles, One Rod Each
- Six cradles, no rod rests on another
Each of the six pre-formed U-cradles holds one rod apart from the rest. Tips stay clear of the guides beside them, and you lift the right rod without dragging three others off the rack.
- Foam protects the finish
The foam-lined version cushions rod butts and handles against the plastic. Expensive blanks and fresh paint jobs stop picking up scratches every time a rod goes back on the rack.
- Mounts in one sitting
The rear tabs come with pre-drilled holes, and the box includes the brass-tone screws and yellow wall anchors. One drill, one level and an afternoon is all the job takes.
Hardware Included, Mount Today
- Fishing rod wall rack×1
Matte black plastic with six rounded cradles and rear mounting tabs
- Brass-tone wood screws
Six to eight per pack
- Yellow plastic wall anchors
Seven to eight per pack, for solid wall material
About 32 cm Wide, Fits Tight Walls
- 32 cmWidth
- 6.5 cmCradle depth
- 4-5 cmCradle opening
- 3 cmCradle spacing
Narrow enough to fit between two wall studs in a tight garage or shed
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The cradle openings are sized for rod butts and handles, and the rounded shape holds big-handle rods without fuss. Put one rod per cradle and keep the heaviest surf rods in the outer cradles so the load sits evenly on the wall.
The box includes yellow plastic wall anchors and brass-tone screws, so you can mount the rack without a separate hardware run. Drive the screws into a stud whenever you can. Use the anchors in solid wall material, not bare drywall holding a loaded rack.
The rack is about 32 cm wide with cradles spaced about 3 cm apart. The openings measure roughly 4 to 5 cm, and each cradle is about 6.5 cm deep. Six rods sit side by side without touching, and the rack fits between two studs on most tight garage or shed walls.
Yes. Mount it upright to store rods standing, or mount it horizontally and seat the rods flat in the cradles for a low profile. Pick the orientation that fits the wall you have.
This is a lightweight matte plastic rack built for rods, not a steel rig. Mount it into studs, keep one rod per cradle, and it holds six rods without sagging. A rod tip or blank costs far more to replace than this rack costs, so the rack pays for itself the first time it stops a fall.
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