Gone For a Run BibFOLIO Plus Race Bib and Medal Display Wall Mounted Medal Hanger - Displays up to 24 medals and 100 race bibs

壁に穴を開ける必要がありますが、家庭用電動ドリルで対応しました。今まで箱に入れていた完走メダルやレースナンバーをこのように飾る事ができ、良かったです。

Easy install. Wonderful to look at. A minor design flaw.The display unit was very easy to install. Look less than 15 minutes to install from opening the package to mounting the display unit on the wall. The display unit is made from steel and coated with black matted paint. The plastic bib display sleeves were thick and hung nicely over the hook. Overall, a great display unit, and I was pretty happy with the result.Few things bothered me about this display:In order to add a new medal, I have to remove a screw that holds the hanger near the open slot where the medal ribbon slides in. It would have been better if they found a different solution where removing a mounting screw was not necessary.Advertisement mentioned "rubber stand-offs" (the screw sleeve that keeps the display away from the wall) - it is plastic. I am more annoyed with the inaccurate description of the product than what the stand-offs were made from. Frankly I like plastic better than rubber, but I expect the sellers to be accurate with the description of their product.

Overall, it's fine now that it's up, and my complaints are relatively minor, so it's not worth returning, but I don't love it. This is basically a flat piece of metal that comes with these plastic things to offset it from the wall. That makes it look cheap--it sticks off the wall one inch, the wall anchors are white and everything else is black, and the anchors are wider than the plastic things, so you can see them on my wall (less of an issue if your walls are white, I suppose). The purpose of these plastic things is so the bar the medals hang from is away from the wall "to prevent scuffs." Unless you're touching them all the time have a fan blowing on them or they're moving some other way, that's really not an issue, but hanging only an inch off the wall doesn't really help--they still touch the wall. I'd rather the mount be flush against the wall, but the screws that come with it are too long to mount in the anchors without the plastic things, so I'll need to find some shorter screws. The anchors are huge and kind of tore up my walls, despite drilling relatively large pilot holes. The biggest issue is the bottom bar for medals, which is flawed in its design. If you hang a lot of medals and need to mount the screw in the bottom bar for support, you'll need to remove the screw each time you want to hang a new medal. I worry it will strip the anchor after a while. I have five medals on there now, and I'll keep the screw out unless it looks like I need it when I dig the rest of my medals out of storage. And of course, the one race bib I really wanted to display is too tall for the bib holder, so I had to fold it. I'd say keep looking, folks.

I bought this several years ago and have had medals on it for at least 2. I've had zero problems with it. I did not hang it per directions, however. I used four 3M command strips. This causes the hanger to sit a fraction of an inch off the wall, which works well for my purposes, and does not require putting in drywall anchors. I was able to screw the bib holder in far enough to hang the bibs as well. This setup has held up with 8 medals hung for the full 2 years. If you tried to hang a couple dozen, I'd go with the recommended mounting instructions. I'm taking 1 star off because it's way, way overpriced. If you can see yourself past the price, however, then feel assured you'll like it.

Great quality and such a fun concept for displaying bibs & medals. My only critiques would be A) in order to add more medals, you have to take out one of the screws and B) not all the bibs fit in the sheets. I had to fold a few that were too tall (virtually all the Rock&Roll runs for instance).