This DIY Bike Rack is made out of 3/4" black iron pipes. I got the majority of the pipes and fittings from Home Depot with the one exception being the large T-fitting that i got from McMaster. I used an angle grinder to cut this large fitting and then I used Krazy Glue Gel to glue a piece of felt to the inside of the cut pipe fitting. I like this design because it transfers the weight of the bike down to the floor. That being said I still would recommend using a stud finder to make sure that the screws go into the structure of the wall. I made a simple version and a version that has shelf for storing accessories.

The bike is from a company called Linus.

MATERIALS + TOOLS:

¾” Pipes
I got these from the plumbing aisle of Home Depot. I used ¾” pipes but ½” would also work.

Special 2" to ¾” T-Fitting
This fitting can be hard to find. I got mine through the link above.

Krazy Glue Gel

Industrial Felt 1/8"

Maker Brand Wood Finish
The finish for the oak shelf is from my new product company!

RYOBI Angle Grinder
Available at Home Depot

INSTRUCTIONS:

Here is the layout and pipe list for the simple bike rack:





Here is the layout for the bike rack with a shelf:

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