Garage Bike Storage — Wall Mounted Hooks, Brackets & SteadyRack Plates

Getting bikes off the garage floor is one of the most impactful things you can do for your garage. Bikes are large, awkward, and there's rarely just one — and once they're on the wall, you recover floor space that most garages desperately need. StoreWALL gives you five distinct ways to store bikes on the wall, each suited to a different situation.

Find the Right Option for Your Garage

J Hook — straightforward perpendicular storage

The front wheel slots in, the bike hangs perpendicular to the wall. Simple, reliable, CamLok-locked. Best for a single bike or a garage where you have floor depth to spare. Max load: 45kg per hook with InstallStrips.

Rotating Bike Hook — perpendicular storage with the option to go flat

The same as the J Hook, but the hook rotates. Once the bike is hung, swing it left or right and it sits flat against the wall — taking up roughly a third of the floor depth compared to perpendicular. Swing it back out when you ride. Our single most popular bike storage product. Rated to 100kg. Best for multiple bikes, tight garages, or maximising wall space.

SteadyRack Plates — no-lift loading

Roll the front wheel into the bracket and the bike self-loads — no lifting required. The bracket pivots 180 degrees so the bike sits flat against the wall. StoreWALL's backplate set mounts the SteadyRack to your slatwall panels using CamLok, so it can be repositioned without drilling. We stock plates for both the SteadyRack Classic and the ProFlex (which also supports bikes with mudguards). Best for e-bikes, heavier mountain bikes, families with kids, and anyone who finds lifting difficult.

381mm Bike Brackets — horizontal wall storage

The bike mounts sideways on the wall, frame resting on padded brackets. Uses more wall space per bike than a hook, but results in almost zero floor footprint — and gives the bike a clean, display-style look. Soft felt padding protects the frame. Best for display walls or garages where every square centimetre of floor matters.

HD Universal Hook — vertical hanging

Hang the bike by the front rim, fully vertical against the wall. Minimal floor footprint and wall width per bike. Requires adequate ceiling height (at least 2.1–2.3m from hook to floor). Best for road bikes, secondary bikes, or garages with high ceilings.

All StoreWALL Bike Hooks Work With:

• All three StoreWALL panel ranges — Standard Duty, and Heavy Duty
• Milwaukee (MKE) Slatwall panels
• Any standard 76mm pitch PVC slatwall panel

Not Sure Where to Start?

If you're starting from scratch — no panels yet — the most common setup for a family bike wall is two to three rows of Standard Duty panels across the back wall, with Rotating Bike Hooks at adult height and J Hooks lower for kids' bikes. Our online Panel Calculator helps you estimate panel quantities based on your wall dimensions.

For a full breakdown of every bike storage method — with measurements, spacing guidance, and layout examples — see our Garage Bike Storage guide.