HANDT Overhead Garage Storage Rack, Connectable Heavy Duty Metal Ceiling Rails For Garage Storage Organization Shelving System, Hanging Racks For Tote Containers, Supports Up To 6 Bins, 4 Sets Black

Great product. Great company. From the packaging the instructions to the MO that is portrayed. This company rules.

I was leery on ordering these because Amazon flagged it as frequently returned. I figured I would try them anyways. I am pretty impressed. Once you mark out your studs it’s pretty simple. I do wish they were a little longer and if you have multiple brand bins beware of sizes. The spacing may be slightly different. Luckily I only had two different brands so I split them up on either side. Ordered another two sets once I had these installed. I don’t understand some of the negative reviews other than they may expect some plug and play set up. Every house is different but the multiple hole options make it easily do-able.

Great product, strong, simple to use, and is the perfect solution for getting my bins off the garage floor. I even had a question to ask and had gotten an answer within minutes from Connor. All in all an awesome product paired with a great team. Highly recommend.

I already had so many of these storage bins so it made sense to purchase these to get them off of the garage floor and utilize some of the open ceiling space.They hold 6 bins (I only have 5 hanging at the moment).Installation was easy after finding the ceiling studs/beams.My only dislike is that when 2 bins are placed next to eachother, they have a bit of an overhang. Both bins do not fit inside the tracks as pictured. I don’t think that’s a huge deal, but I just need to remember not to push 1 bin in too far and potentially knock the other bin off!

Amazing use of space

Solid product. Easier to hang with a second person. Gives me more storage space in garage. Great for seasonal or less used items.

Worked perfectly! Love it!!!!Just make sure you use real good anchors if you can't hit a stud.

The item is of good quality, but the installation is not the greatest. The main issue is that you have to have 2 x 4s running in the right direction that you need, and you have to find the studs with a stud finder. Finding the stud is easy enough with a good stud finder, but if they aren’t spaced the right width that is needed for the brackets then they won’t work. Your studs will also need to be running the direction that you want the bins to slide in and out.They provide 5/16 lag bolts to screw the brackets into. Problem with that can be that if you don’t get the lag centered on the stud it could split the stud, or crack it. I used 1/4 lags because in my experience that is more than enough.Also If the rails aren’t lined up correctly (and there’s very little room for error on the spacing) they won’t slide in and out properly.I used them because I have access to the overhead area in my garage. My studs did not line up and were running the wrong direction. So I had to install 4 x 4s going the direction I needed.Lastly, if you have them overhead and are standing on a ladder to take one of the bins out it can be very difficult. You have to be facing them and slide the bin towards you. They have to slide all the way out and then you are standing on a ladder with a large bin and have to step down the ladder without being able to really see your feet.You’re probably wondering why I took all the time to use them. I had 6 brand new bins that I bought for something else so I didn’t have to buy any bins. I also have a tall portable table. So I slide the bin an out and without stepping down the ladder I place them on the table.