Stak Rack | 6 in 1 Painter's Accessory Tool | Stacking Design | Paint Interior or Exterior Doors, Trim & Kitchen Cabinet Doors| for Contractors & Homeowners (12)

These are great.

I was put off by the price of these, but considering the amount of wood I need to stain and paint (10 pallets of tongue and groove), I bit the bullet and ordered three packs of 12. They are very simple pieces of plastic that probably cost a dollar each to manufacture so the price really is offensive, but after staining 48 boards in a couple of hours with this system I was a believer! Very much a game-changer, and I ended up ordering 3 more packs! Today I stained 96 boards in 5 hours, and only took up a 10x 8 foot space. Highly recommend, if you can afford it.

The Stack RAK system has been a big improvement to how we paint doors on job sites. It’s well-designed for efficiency — stacking, flipping, and spraying doors is faster and more organized. We’ve used it for multiple interior door projects, and it definitely speeds things up.The only reason I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 is that the hardware isn’t the highest quality — we had to replace a couple screws after a few uses. That said, once it’s set up, it works as advertised and makes a noticeable difference in workflow.If you regularly paint doors, this is a smart investment.

Super handy to have around

This product allowed for doing a number of doors at the same time, and they made flipping the doors over very easy. I did it with my husband - no extra big strong helpers to do the work.

I purchased the arms for cabinet doors and as others mentioned, the supports are not included. I ordered them separately and was delayed in the project.The triangles need a version 2 with some updates. The stacking is precarious at best and it takes two people for stacking and you have to be very careful or they will miss the spots and fall.I also had to use longer screws as the supplied screws were too short.This product needs some work.

These are awesome for painting doors.Don't expect to stack more that 3 doors high and watch out how long you leave them laying flat to avoid warping

My wife and I are in the process of painting our basement (ourselves) and without this product I wouldn't have been able to paint 5 doors at the same time because of space. Our basement is already finished so we had to use the extra space in our garage for our sprayer. Out of the box, stackracks are really easy to set up (highly recommend watching the various YouTube videos before you begin) easy to use, and made things go a lot smoother. The only challenge we faced was that our doors were of different widths so in order for them to stack on one another and pivot with enough clearance, we had to compensate for those differences. Before I installed the stackracks, I had all of the doors on top of one another (on my saw horses) I lined up the edges and marked 2 inches inward and drew a line straight down. That was the side in which my doors will pivot. On the other side, I measured 2 inches inward on the smallest door and used that as my mark for the other side. I wouldn't be able to pivot from that side because while it was 2 inches on the smallest door, it turned out to be 4-5 inches inward on the largest.My only negative would be that they are on the pricey side compared to other products. However, I was impressed buy the quality/durability and can tell they are built to last.