Rok-It Multi Guitar Stand Rack with Folding Design, Holds up to 7 Electric or Acoustic Guitars (RI-GTR-RACK7)

This rack is fabulous for the money. It is sturdy, easy to build and folds away neatly when I have to take it to a gig. I play guitar in a Moody Blues tribute band which involves having instruments tuned in standard and various open tunings, and the need to swap from acoustic to electric. This is so handy to have and at the price its a must have. Might be a bit of a squeeze to take 7 guitars, especially if you have a couple of acoustics in there but who takes 7 guitars to a gig? One of these could do your whole band. Get one.Swiggy

It took less than 10 minutes to assemble. Stable. Sturdy. Instead of worrying whether my guitars are going to fall leaning on my bookcase, now they look organized and are safe and secure. The only issue was during assembly, because there are 2 smooth top screws, and the directions don’t distinguish between those and the others during construction. I used them at the top because that made the most sense.

I own older larger versions of this product of the Rok-It brand as well, that are great. This one is lower quality, and the individual spaces are not as wide. It's still a good product, and very useful.Easy to put together, but the instructions seem to have the wrong screws for the wrong places. Who needs correct instructions anyway?Once together and fully tightened down it's not as sturdy as my other stands. It has a tiny bit of wiggle, but it's not a lot.I got this to specifically split 3 acoustics from my main stand, but it's not wide enough to actually put 3 acoustics the same direction like other stands. It's hard to get 3 acoustics on it with them alternating direction. I ended up using it for thinner guitars instead.

These are great stands (I have a 3 and a 5 guitar stand), great for the $ and do a great job. Good spacing for electric guitars, I have a semi hallow and it fits, just not a lot of room between guitars if you have a Bigsby on your semi hallow. Can't say for acoustic guitars as I do not own one, but if you are looking for a great, sturdy, low cost stand for electrics, this is it.

This stand is very study, simple and easy to assemble we were looking for one that would hold more than one guitar and we found just the right one not too big not too small.

I put this thing together without much difficulty. There are no written instructions, just a picture of the rack and components showing how they fit together. The pieces are labeled so it's not that difficult to do. It feels sturdy enough and there's foam protection where it needs to be. I get the feeling the foam won't last but I think pipe insulation foam can be used if it does deteriorate. I decided to return mine though because I am not confident that it will hold my guitars without an accident happening like a guitar slipping off its support and hitting the floor. In my case the floor is tile so it would definitely cause damage. If you look at the photos I posted, especially the Jazzmaster copy you'll notice the body of the guitar rests precariously on the rear support. I can see it slipping off that support and hitting the floor. I wouldn't be confident putting any of my higher priced guitars in this rack. I don't even like the idea of my cheap ones hitting the floor so I'm returning this. I just can't be confident in it.

This rack will hold 5 solid body electric guitars rather nicely and is very solid once assembled. I have a mix of solids, semi hollows and archtops so the number and combination can vary. An acoustic or classical guitar will take up more than one slot, as will a jazz box. So, consider this if you have a menagerie. Separate stands are good and if you have room on the wall, consider individual wall mounted hangers. Still, for the price, a good value.

Purchased because I needed to take guitars off the wall. Easy to assemble. Lots of padding to protect guitars from the metal rack. It's a bit crowded and easy to smack into other guitars. Guitars are not completely secured in that they can still be bumped into each other. Guitars seem to rest more sturdily when leaned to the side. More for stowing than showing off guitars which I do miss about my wall mounts. Removing guitar straps helps guitars seat better. The rack takes up considerably less space then a wall mount. If I had a choice, the guitars would go back on the wall!

Es una buena base, buena relación precio,- calidad, muy fácil de armar, cumple bien su función

Sturdy and compact guitar rack. Fits perfectly in my little studio. And I was actually able to squeeze in 6 guitars! Easy to assemble too. Would buy again if I end up adding more guitars to my collection.

I bought another one on Amazon years ago, which was cheaper. But of course, you get what you pay for. This one feels much sturdier, and still great value.

Montata in pochissimo tempo, per le mie esigenze, che non pretendono molto, va molto bene. Bisogna prestare un po' attenzione nel posizionamento delle chitarre perché non tutte aderiscono allo stesso modo ma il suo lo fa egregiamente

TLDR: Not for expensive guitars you play rarely. Just for some guitars with scratches and dents which you use daily for gigging, practicing and recording.Preamble: I got it from the Amazon Warehouse Deal, so I only paid less than $25. The product was advertised as having some damage.My experience and overall impression: The product is easy to assemble. It's sturdy enough to hold guitars. It won't fall or hit other guitars unless you shake it hard. It did have some sign of use, but that's as far as the extent of the "damage" goes.You kind of have to be careful when you hold a guitar on this rack because the space between the slots are very narrow. If you hold an acoustic guitar or a guitar with angled head like Les Paul, you might as well give up on one slot. Not recommended for super expensive guitars. If you can afford like $3K+ guitars, you can afford a better rack.With that being said, it's good enough for guitars I use very regularly. This was exactly what I was looking for. 5 Stars Overall.