I have seen those before. I would be real nervous having my Harley Davidson above my Dodge Ram secured by that system. Man if it fell what a disaster that would be. Overall though great thought out idea for those with a lack of space.
Loft-It® Storage Lift System
Just found a new product to add to my wishlist. I knew I'd find a way to prove to my wife I have room for a riding lawn mower and quad!
Why waste space, or worse, have to give up something you really love because you just don't have enough storage room?
The Loft-It® Storage Lift System is the ideal solution for seasonal exchange of your yard and recreational vehicles...or for when you just want more room.
With a lifting capacity of up to 1,200 pounds and a deck size of 4'X8', Loft-It® is strong enough and large enough to hold a full size motorcycle! Fully motorized, Loft-It® is as easy to raise as inserting the security key and turning the switch.
The end of clutter has arrived...the Loft-It® can organize your life and save you room!
Why waste space, or worse, have to give up something you really love because you just don't have enough storage room?
The Loft-It® Storage Lift System is the ideal solution for seasonal exchange of your yard and recreational vehicles...or for when you just want more room.
With a lifting capacity of up to 1,200 pounds and a deck size of 4'X8', Loft-It® is strong enough and large enough to hold a full size motorcycle! Fully motorized, Loft-It® is as easy to raise as inserting the security key and turning the switch.
The end of clutter has arrived...the Loft-It® can organize your life and save you room!
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Cool concept but those aren't standar height ceilings. Whereas most houses have 8ft ceilings, for those to be 6 ft off the floor accoring to their video, and have a bike up top, those have got to be 10-12 foot ceilings. Not real common in a garage I wouldn't think.
Man, and what kind of wall structure would it take to support 1,200lb hanging on it at the top?
Call me a pesimist.
Buster
Man, and what kind of wall structure would it take to support 1,200lb hanging on it at the top?
Call me a pesimist.
Buster
Sorry, I'm sick again. Now I've got the cold/flu funk. I think it's clouding my judgement.
I think we need to quarantine you. :laughing7:
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