Rubbermaid Fasttrack Garage Storage System Upright Rail, 25" (1784365)

comes without clips to attached to the 47 in upright. no way to buy clips from anyone

Tiene buena calidad... de hecho esta es mi segunda compra.

Lo que necesitaba para el área de blancos,

The Rubbermaid Fast-Track system is the best design rack system for those who hates clutter and busy garages and also loves to keep stuff off the ground on a very neat way. Be aware of the price, the system looks inexpensive piece-by-piece, but if you plan to have several or multiple modular systems like I did, do the math first to avoid surprises.. Here is why... I installed 2 of this one item @ $15 each = $30, 4 brackets for each shelf @ $8 each = $32, 2 shelves @ $25 = $50. That's roughly $112 for two shelves on a 48" rack system. Here is the interesting thing; I needed at least 3 systems and ended up spending $336 for the 3 racks. That's money..!!! Additionally, I also installed 3 more systems to hang bikes, beach chairs, and some other stuff, which came out another $250 and at the end my total bill was a bit over of $600 as a total for this full project when completed. I'm quite happy how my garage looks, and impressed how much room I got after hanging all my stuff and this system allows you to customize any layout combination you want. The quality is excellent, the finish is super clean, and fairly easy to install. Did not give 5 starts because I had an issue with the product as it claimed to be a 5G71 Fast Track 25 in. Upright with Gripper, but arrived product was slightly different on the top, but still works and sits tight when mounted. Was not a big deal, but I had to decide if I wanted the system, had to accept this small difference. That's all..!!

Hanging uprights are meant to be screwed to the wall which kind of negates the purpose of the track system. Shelf brackets do not go below 12 inches and neither do the wood melamine. There is no way to attach the wood to the brackets and no way to support longer distances of shelving because there is no way to support the butted ends. Bracket are only 1/2 inch wide and for butting the ends a 4 inch wide platform type bracket needs to be made available. Or some kind of white butting clamp to attach the ends of the wood together thus ending the need to cut anything. Studs are every 16 inches and wood over hangs ends by about a foot as designed. Only white brackets are available in less than 14 inch sizes. This would require cutting off a foot of of the very expensive melamine wood and ruining the melamine on that end. So a very poorly designed system. Only thing its got going for it is that it is strong.