Detail 01
6 slots
One rack replaces six separate stands, so cables and pedals stay clear of the floor around them.

Independent shopping perspective
A six-space floor rack for guitars, built by a case company. For players or small studios storing several instruments in one spot.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
One rack replaces six separate stands, so cables and pedals stay clear of the floor around them.
Detail 02
No drilling or stud hunting, but it claims permanent floor area and can be nudged out of position.
Detail 03
Guitars sit side by side, so wide-bodied instruments like jumbo acoustics may crowd neighboring slots.
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Priced above budget racks; you are paying for build rather than for the slot count alone.
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A case and road-gear maker, so expect gigging-grade construction rather than a living-room display piece.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Slot spacing is the limit, not the instrument type. Deep-bodied acoustics and wide basses may take up two slots' worth of room. Measure your widest bodies first.
Treat it as a storage rack for a fixed location. If you need something that packs down for gigs each night, look at collapsible touring racks instead.
Yes, but check where the neck and body rest contact the finish. Nitrocellulose finishes can react to certain foams and rubbers over months of contact.
Usually no. Six budget stands cost less. You are buying floor-space efficiency, tidier cable runs, and one sturdy unit instead of six tip-prone ones.