This wooden bike wall mounted rack offers a practical and stylish way to store your bicycle indoors while keeping your space organized. Each piece is carefully handmade from real wood, with options like zebrano, lacewood, and walnut that bring warmth and character to your interior. The design focuses on simplicity and functionality, making it a great fit for modern, minimalist apartments or any indoor setting where space matters.
The rack uses a discreet Z-clip mounting system, crafted from durable Baltic birch plywood, which allows for quick installation and a secure, adjustable fit against the wall and. For added flexibility, the pegs can be customized in copper or stainless steel, giving you the choice of a finish that complements your decor. A small loop with adjustable zip ties is included to help stabilize the handlebars, ensuring your bike stays in place without extra effort.
This rack isn’t just about storage, it’s about creating a clean, elegant solution that blends seamlessly with your home. By combining durable craftsmanship with thoughtful details, it provides a reliable way to keep your bike accessible while maintaining a clutter-free environment.
This rack is more than storage – it’s a modern display solution that turns your bike into a piece of art. Perfect for cyclists who value good-looking, practical, and secure indoor bike storage.
Features
- Real exotic wood options: zebrano, lacewood, walnut
- Handmade craftsmanship for durability and style
- Copper or stainless steel pegs/hooks for customization
- Easy Z-clip wall mount system for quick installation and adjustable fit
- Small loop with adjustable zip ties for handlebar security
- Modern, minimalist design for apartments and indoor spaces
Installation information
A drywall screw kit is included with your rack for standard wall mounting. However, depending on your wall type, you may need a different anchor system, such as concrete anchors for brick or masonry walls, or alternative hardware if you encounter metal or wood studs. Basic tools and general DIY skills are needed to ensure a secure and proper installation.
