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Question: whats the height and or length floor to ceiling?  As my ceiling in the garage is 9 feet high...
Document: Wow. I was a bit skeptical after reading the various reviews, but after comparing to other floor to ceiling offerings on Amazon, this one won out, and boy am I glad! The set up was just a bit too easy, it did exactly what it was supposed to do. I need to store my two mountain bikes in the front gated courtyard of my condo. The height I needed was just over 9'.
I liked this stand very much, and installed it in my garage about 1.5 years ago. The stand and bicycles came crashing down a couple of months back, putting a sharp dent in a car. The basic problem with this stand is that it relies on friction between the floor and ceiling to work.
The bikes were kind of stored as an afterthought in the garage and probably took more abuse than they should have. I was looking for a solution that would get the bikes off the floor without having to suspend them from the ceiling or hang them on the wall. The Topeak storage stand is perfect ... a bit pricey but in the category of "you get what you pay for." Installation is well documented and pretty intuitive.
We live in upstate NY where the temperature fluctuates dramatically over the course of the season. I installed the bike rack which is very well made in our garage last summer. It uses pressure between the floor and the ceiling to hold it upright. However, one morning when the temperature had dropped dramatically, so did the bike rack. It and the two bikes it was holding fell onto my wife's car. What happened?
I love this product! I've been using it for several months now and it's worked very well. I have it set up in the garage with a normal concrete floor and a slightly textured ceiling and it seems to be holding up very well. I initially had a minor issue. Contacted customer service and they were fantastic and went the extra mile to make sure I was satisfied. This was worth every cent.
This is probably the best kit I have installed in my garage, or my house for that matter. The key is to snug the ends to the floor and ceiling and THEN lock the stepper foot. The top cup compresses with moderate force and securely locks the system. Locating a ceiling joist is essential as noted in the install manual. I can't imagine vibration or seasonal conditions ever affecting the stability of the stand unless we're talking about an earthquake or a hurricane. This mount simply will not move if installed correctly.
After installing it in the garage, the rack seems very secure and sturdy.The bad parts: it's kind of a pain to install. I wanted to make sure the tension was very tight so the pole wouldn't slip when the bikes were, but it's incredibly difficult to achieve this. The first step is adjusting the height of the pole, and the second step is depressing the foot locking mechanism to lock the pole in place.
works well holding two bikes without issue. Very hard to see how more than two will fit if the unit is near a wall. Check ceiling height to make sure it will work.
These are great due to appearance, performance and ability to handle any frame shape. These are very adjustable for ceiling height. On heavier bikes, you might have to mount a "doughnut" to the ceiling to keep stable. This is nthe most stable and well executed rack I have seen.
I suppose this one might not work if you have a ceiling that's too high, or if you want a smaller solution (like one of those hook designs drilled into the wall) but this is very well made, intelligently designed, and easily moved around to different locations without tools or permanent damage to your home or office. The only thing I would improve would be to add more options for how the bikes hang on the hooks.
Answer: yes