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Racor - PHL-R, Garage Ceiling Storage Rack Lift

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Material Steel,Nylon
Color Black
Special Feature Durable
Product Dimensions 20"D x 51"W x 7"H
Shelf Type Floating Shelf

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  • Adjustable - Mounts to any ceiling, adjust to angle ceilings with the built in nylon rings
  • Durable - High strength steel allows you to lift up to 250 pounds
  • Efficient - Raises and lowers by crank and includes all installation accessories
  • Reliable - Steel cables allow for 8ft of vertical lift and securely locks into place
  • Reclaim Your Garage - 16 sq feet of additional overhead storage space with the 4 ft X 4 ft design, making more room for the things you want to do
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Easy to assemble
4.2 4.2
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Great overhead storage in the garage. Keeps things up off the floor and gives me more space.

Racor Ceiling Storage Lift

With the Racor Ceiling Storage Heavy Lift you can create 16 square feet of additional storage space without compromising floor or wall space. The Ceiling Storage Heavy Lift gives you a convenient storage solution for all of those items that take up so much space on the floor. The Ceiling Storage Heavy Lift has a pulley system that lets you load and lift up to 250 pounds of storage items to the ceiling and lock securely in place. Raise and lower using a hand crank or attach your power drill.

  • Store virtually anything overhead
  • Free up floor space for other needs
  • Steel construction epoxy finish
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...Locate the holes on platform

supports for J-bolts and slide four

J-bolts thru the wire platforms and holes

on the four corners of platform supports.

Place J-bolt between double wire. The

J-bolt should hook over wire platform

and over the outside edge of the

platform support. Using a nut,

hand-tighten only...

...Fasten the gear drive

to the axle support without

the bushing , using 4 allen

head cap screws , and the

allen wrench provided.

Then fasten two arms to each

Axle support , using long

machine screws. Each arm should

be secured with 2 machine screws

and 2 nuts ...

...Secure the Axle by

installing fender washer

and hex screw on the

end of the gear drive. Then,

insert the provided cotter

pin through a hole on the

other end and secure it by

bending the two protruding

ends...

...Thread one nut

half-way up the eye-bolt at

the end of the Cable

assemblies . Insert

eye-bolt through the hole

at the end of Shelf support

and fasten washer and nut

from underneath. Repeat

on all four corners...

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With the Racor Ceiling Storage Heavy Lift you can create 16 square feet of additional storage space without compromising floor or wall space. The Ceiling Storage Heavy Lift gives you a convenient storage solution for all of those bulky items that take up so much space on the floor, such as seasonal storage, boxes or totes, outdoor furniture, large tools, tires, or just about anything else you can think of. Made of steel construction, the Ceiling Storage Heavy Lift has a unique pulley system that lets you easily load and lift up to 250 pounds of storage items to the ceiling and lock securely in place. The Ceiling Storage Lift easily lowers 8 feet from the ceiling when you want to retrieve or add items. Raise and lower using a hand crank or attach your power drill. It has everything you need to store large items the safe, easy way without your feet ever leaving the ground.

Assembly required; installs into ceiling joists. Order yours today, and reclaim your garage!

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The RacorPro PHL-1R Pro HeavyLift Storage Rack lets you load and lift heavy items to the ceiling for storage without the need for a ladder. It helps to free up valuable floor space in your garage or storage area and allows you to store heavier items, such as furniture, lawn mowers, tires, canoes, snow throwers, and more. The heavy-duty 4-by-4-foot platform is built to last and provides 16 square feet of additional storage space in your garage or storage area.

Heavy-Duty Lifting Capacity for Heavier Items
The PHL-1R is both tough and durable, and it's built to handle heavier items up to 250 pounds. The heavy-duty steel support beams and 4-by-4-foot platform are made from high-quality materials that are made to handle tough loads and provide years of consistent performance. The unit is built to lower 8 feet from the ceiling, accommodating storage spaces with taller ceilings. The drill driver attachment allows you to raise and lower the platform using your own drill.

The unique pulley system makes it easy to raise and lower heavy items with minimal effort on your part. With a durable winding axle that works in conjunction with the pulleys and strong nylon cables, the PHL-1R handles the brunt of the weight so you don't have to, while raising or lowering the platform quickly and smoothly.

Safety Lock Ensures Safety and Stability
The innovative safety lock ensures that the load stays locked into place when fully raised to the ceiling. Simply use the winding crank to engage the safety lock when the platform is raised to its highest position, and use the winding crank's integrated hook to disengage the safety lock and safely lower the platform.

An Additional 16 Square Feet of Storage Space for Your Garage
The PHL-1R's tough 4-by-4-foot platform gives you an additional 16 square feet of valuable storage space in your garage or storage area. This allows you to store your lawn mower out of the way during the winter or to store your snow thrower during the summer months, clearing valuable floor space and creating tidier, more useful quarters.

The RacorPro PHL-1R HeavyLift Storage Rack measures 49.25 x 17.5 x 7.25 inches (packaged) and weighs 74 pounds (packaged). It comes in a smooth black finish and includes all necessary hardware. Additional tools required for installation include: stud finder (for drywall ceilings), adjustable or box end wrench, socket wrench, cordless drill/driver, Phillips screwdriver, pencil, and a 4-foot straightedge or chalkline.

What's in the Box
Winding crank assembly, two arm assemblies, two cable assemblies (including nylon cables), three wire grids, two wire beam supports, center spindle square end, center spindle round end, gear drive, Allen wrench, four end caps, 20 hex bolts, four Allen head screws, two hex head screws, two fender washers, eight long machine bolts, 16 washers, eight nuts, 12 "J" hooks, 12 washers, 12 nuts.

Customer reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars
4.6 out of 5
1,811 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the quality, performance, ease of lifting, and value of the storage rack. For example, they mention it's well made, functional, and easy to assemble. Some appreciate the organization. That said, some complain about the fit and attachment. Opinions are mixed on ease of installation.

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573 customers mention429 positive144 negative

Customers like the quality of the storage rack. They say it has a solid design, and the quality materials are good. The lift is well-made, and it works like a dream. It's a great way to create extra storage space in your garage, especially if you have high ceilings. The hoist offers storage on top, and makes effective use of overhead space.

"...The hand crank works well and is smooth operation. The units feel well constructed and sturdy. On one of the units I had a missing part...." Read more

"...It is useful for other storage too. As mentioned earlier there is plenty of room to hold the Freedom Tops and a few other items...." Read more

"...It does seem sturdy, and we haven't experienced any issues in the 3-4 months we've had it...." Read more

"Overall great overhead storage solution...." Read more

528 customers mention516 positive12 negative

Customers are satisfied with the performance of the storage rack. For example, they mention it works well, is functional, and practical. Some say the top roller kit is satisfactory in barn application. Overall, most are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.

"...The hand crank works well and is smooth operation. The units feel well constructed and sturdy. On one of the units I had a missing part...." Read more

"...But in the end, the sucker really works well and I am seriously considering buying a couple more units." Read more

"Functional, practical, and reasonable installationThe installation was alright...." Read more

"...The hand crank and/or screw attachment both work well...." Read more

156 customers mention121 positive35 negative

Customers like the ease of lifting and using the storage rack. For example, they say it's easy to assemble, and works well. Some mention that the hand crank is very slow. Overall, customers are satisfied with the ease and functionality of the product.

"...Very easy to raise and lower with the hand crank or an electric drill." Read more

"The lift works reasonably well and is convenient. I have two of these installed on a ~9ft ceiling. It is not the safest design...." Read more

"...The gear mechanism makes raising and lowering simple and smooth...." Read more

"...Even with the drill turning the rod, the hoist raises and lowers slowly, and using the hand crank is VERY slow...." Read more

133 customers mention100 positive33 negative

Customers like the value of the storage rack. For example, they say it's well worth the cost, and worth purchasing. Some mention that the build and quality of the product is great. That said, most are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.

"...These are great value for the build and quality. I would get these again." Read more

"...But rest assured, in the end, the results are worth the time and expense...." Read more

"...(in slow speed-high torque mode)...these fittings are inexpensive at the hardware store, just don't forget to buy one when you go shopping for those..." Read more

"...The one big issue that I have is that the manufacturer is either getting cheap or the quality assurance people aren't doing their jobs...." Read more

39 customers mention39 positive0 negative

Customers are happy with the organization of the storage rack. They say it's a great concept, ideal for things that you only use once or twice a year, and practical. Customers also say it’s handy and useful for other purposes. They mention that it helps them organize their life and is versatile.

"Functional, practical, and reasonable installationThe installation was alright...." Read more

"...This system is much more versatile and less money...." Read more

"...Great product, perfect for what I needed." Read more

"...1. This platform is ideal for things that you only use once or twice a year, like luggage, a spare tire, extra fold up tables or chairs, a snow..." Read more

573 customers mention395 positive178 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of installation of the storage rack. Some mention it's very easy to install after the bracket is on the ceiling, and it reduces the time required to run wiring under the train board. However, others say that it is a pain to install, with a few steps that were initially confusing or not adequately illustrated.

"...Assembling the shelf is a snap. Where it gets tricky is installing the mounts into the ceiling joists. Make sure you've got a stud finder...." Read more

"...Installation was fairly straightforward but I added wood cross beams from Home Depot to make my installation extra secure for load bearing...." Read more

"...I did find that there were a couple of steps that were initially confusing or not adequately illustrated, and I thought that there were a few..." Read more

"...my joists were not close to a full 48 inches apart...no problems nudging everything together...bear in mind here, we are NOT assembling a piano, and..." Read more

59 customers mention16 positive43 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the fit of the storage rack. They mention that the helical gear is small, the platform itself is not large enough, and the drill is too small. They also say that the allen key provided is the wrong size and the adapter will not fit a 3/8" drill chuck. Overall, customers are disappointed with the quality and fit of this product.

"...Racor sez to use a 1/8" bit... This is too small, and requires too much torque on the screw...." Read more

"...Hopefully they are heat treated...no easy way to tell. The helical gear is small...not much bigger than the barrel that winds the cable, so it does..." Read more

"...They fit perfectly the width of my garage and the high ceiling allows for ample clearance for storage...." Read more

"...6. Allen nuts provided to secure gear drive, allen key provided is wrong size...." Read more

42 customers mention10 positive32 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the attachment. They mention that it may work for light loads, but it was missing parts when it arrived. Some customers also report issues with the supplied parts, especially the nuts and bolts. Some complain that the hardware was missing some washers. Overall, customers are disappointed with the quality and quantity of the hardware provided.

"...On one of the units I had a missing part. I emailed support and the customer service lady was exceptional...." Read more

"...My only gripe is a couple of small missing parts that cost a couple of dollars to replace at Home Depot...." Read more

"...There was an issue with the supplied parts, especially with the nuts/bolts...." Read more

"...The lift is well made and includes everything you need for the base installation...." Read more

Well designed and manufactured ceiling hoist, but not perfect
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Well designed and manufactured ceiling hoist, but not perfect
******* See update at end of this review *******I have mixed impressions of this product. In some ways, it is very well designed and produced, but in other ways there are some glaring problems. I suppose that the problems are for the most part very minor, and will probably not be an issue for most people. But reading other reviews, and based on my own observations, I think Racor could improve this product noticeably by making a few simple and inexpensive changes.This hoist is intended to allow a homeowner with a garage to hoist items from floor level up to the rafters under the roof, above the height of an average person's head and certainly above normal height cars. The platform that gets hoisted, and holds your stored items, is comprised of a mesh of welded stiff wire, supported by two stiffener rails which in turn are supported at the corners by four steel cables from the overhead winch. The winch itself is comprised of two steel arm structures which are bolted to ceiling joists or other wooden structures in the rood of your garage, plus a winch axle assembly and a gearbox, plus a tubular metal crank shaft which can be turned either by a hand crank that is furnished with the product, or by an electric drill (not furnished).The hoist and platform are rated to hold 250 pounds, maximum. The platform is 4' x 4' (4 x 4 feet). The winch and cables are designed to work properly with a standard garage ceiling height between 8' and 9'. If the hoist is mounted on higher ceilings, it is possible to add extension chains (not furnished) to the ends of the cables in order to allow the platform to lower to floor height. It is NOT a good idea to mess with, or replace, the furnished cables for the purpose of adding hoist height.I found the packaging of the product to be pretty good, although be aware that the box this comes in is large (approximately 50” long x 18” wide x perhaps 6” thick) and heavy. I was impressed with the assembly & installation manual, which I found to be large, detailed, pretty well written and illustrated. I did find that there were a couple of steps that were initially confusing or not adequately illustrated, and I thought that there were a few important points that were not adequately emphasized. Still, a much better assembly & installation manual than products usually come with.Most of the product is metal. The few plastic parts seem to be fiber reinforced for better strength. These are used in areas where they are not under great stress, or where if they were to fail, nothing disastrous would happen. My chief complaint is that some of the metal hardware, such as bolts and screws, are made from rather cheap materials, and look to be marginally adequate. I chose to NOT use the included lag screws (they seemed to be made from aluminum or something, and appeared to be untrustworthy), and I bought better grade steel lag screws from the local hardware store.Some of the complaints that I read in other reviews, such as, 'the hoist suddenly came crashing down without warning' could only happen if this product is not assembled correctly, or is overloaded, or if the lag screws are not installed into suitable rafters/ceiling joists in an adequate manner. The manual addresses these points, but I suppose that many people are not into reading manuals thoroughly or following instructions.Installation took me about 5 hours, working alone. Quite a bit of this time was spent relocating my ladder over and over, and going up and down the ladder to change tools, etc. Having a helper to hand tools and hardware up to me would have sped things up a lot.The hoist is designed to be mounted to joists that are in 4' (48") centers. If your joists are not on 4' centers, or if you need to mount the hoist perpendicular to the joists, this is possible by firmly mounting additional lumber (e.g. some 2x4's) between the joists and then mounting the hoist to that new lumber.The hoist has steel arms to support the four corner pulleys where the cable from the hoist winch changes from horizontal to vertical. The actual weight, approximately 62 pounds maximum per pulley, is actually supported by a lag screw located adjacent to each pulley, with some help from a few more nearby lag screws on the arms. The lag screws immediately transfer weight and stress to the supporting joists. If the lag screws are not screwed in fully, or are screwed into weak materials (such as if they have to pass through a drywall ceiling and they miss the actual joists, or are screwed into the edge of the joists, or if you did not buy longer lag screws to account for them needing to pass through the ceiling) then there might be safety issues. My advice is to throw the included lag screws away, then go to the hardware store and buy appropriate higher quality lag screws, of appropriate length to have nearly 2" of screw into the actual joists AFTER passing through whatever else they might go through. You might need to slightly drill out the holes in the arms, because the included lag screws appear to be a metric size and most hardware stores will not carry lag screws in metric sizes, and they will carry nothing smaller than 1/4" which is slightly larger than the screw holes provided by Racor.Each arm requires 10 lag screws to be structurally safe. Driving lag screws 2" into the wooden joists is a lot of work, even if you pre-drill the holes with a suitable diameter drill first (as the manual recommends). Driving the 20 lag screws while working on top of a ladder with your arms overhead, holding the arm assembly up with one hand and driving screws with the other hand, is a LOT of effort. Forget trying to do this task with an open end wrench, or a box wrench, or an adjustable wrench.....at the very least use a ratchet wrench with a socket to fit the heads of the lag screws, but much better will be to use a socket driver chucked into an electric drill (in slow speed-high torque mode)...these fittings are inexpensive at the hardware store, just don't forget to buy one when you go shopping for those new lag screws!After mounting the two arm assemblies to the joists, you slip the pre-made cable assemblies over the ends of the winch axle, which comes in two telescoping sections, then slip one axle end into a bracket on one arm assembly, and telescope the axle so that the other end fits into the opposite arm assembly's bushing. Then a couple of bolts are used to prevent the arm from un-telescoping during use.Some buyers have complained that the gear box on their hoist was practically dry of grease. I opened up my gear box and found it was adequately greased. I would recommend checking your gear box before assembly....you have to use a wrench to remove one bolt that acts as a pivot for the safety latch, and then use an Allen wrench to remove six recessed bolts, in order to lift one half of the gear box housing to look inside.The winch axle is actually a square tube with some round tubular stock welded on at the ends, to provide a place for the cables to wrap around. At each axle end is a fiber-reinforced plastic disk, and the cable is pre-threaded through two holes in these disks; the disks have square holes in their centers which engage the square tube of the axle, so this is how the hoist winch rotation is passed to the cable. Some other buyers and I have decided to add a small U-bolt at each end of the axle to add more 'grip' to the cable adjacent to these two plastic disks, the idea being that we prefer to NOT rely on the strength of these disks alone. However, I suppose that Racor has engineered these disks to be adequately strong on their own, so I am not really recommending this particular hack.Assembly of the platform was a bit of a pain. It comes on three rectangular sections of welded wire mesh, and they lock together and are then secured to the support rails using 6 J-bolts for each rail. I found this to be a fiddly process, and the rails wanted to keep flipping over as I worked on the J-bolts. Having a helper would have made this process better. I found that if I tightened the nuts on the J-bolts much more than finger tight, the off-center force would partially flip the rails up on edge, even with weight on the platform. I consider this to be a significant issue that Racor could remedy with an improved design. A BIG issue is that the threaded parts of the J-bolts are much too long for this application and extend about 1" past the bottom of the platform. I am 5'-8" tall, and when walking under the platform the bottoms of the bolts are only about 3" above the top of my head. A taller person, or a lower pair of joists, or a slightly taller load on the platform would result in these bolts hitting a person's head when walking under the platform. At the very least, some acorn nuts should have been furnished to reduce the head injury if such an impact occurs. I am sure that these J-bolts are metric, so the local hardware store might not carry compatible acorn nuts. I might look for some plastic or rubber things to fit over the bolts, or I might decide to cut all of them off right where they extend past their nuts.The hoist gear box is operated from below using a long metal rod that has a hook on one end, which fits into an eye bolt extending from the gear box. The safety latch on the gear box is engaged or disengaged using this same rod. Once the rod is hooked onto the gear box eye bolt, the rod is turned clockwise to raise the hoist, and counter-clockwise to lower the hoist. A simple hand crank is included, which is attached to the end of the long rod using a single included bolt and nut. Also included it a hexagonal bit that you can substitute for the hand crank, and this bit can be chucked into your electric drill. I figured that I might want to use both the hand crank or the drill to operate the hoist at different times, so I bought a large "spring cotter pin" aka "hitch pin" or "hitch pin clip" which I can use in place of the included bolt and nut to attach the crank or bit to the rod. Watch out for this option though, as a spinning clip of this sort can do more damage to you than the included bolt when spinning the rod in an electric drill. Even with the drill turning the rod, the hoist raises and lowers slowly, and using the hand crank is VERY slow.If you use an electric drill, it must be at least a 1/2" chuck size model, and be variable speed. The gear box does not give a lot of mechanical advantage, so not only will a smaller drill not be able to chuck up the bit, but it will not have enough torque to turn the rod and the gear box when you have a load on the platform. And without variable speed, the drill may spin the rod too fast to allow careful slowing down as your load on the platform approaches the 'full up' position....the load can easily hit the winch axle when raised, jamming the mechanism or doing other damage. I found that in order to get the desired slower drill speeds, I had to put my drill into 'driver' mode, where it turns slower but with more torque, but this also engages the drill's slip clutch that you would normally find handy when using the drill as a power screwdriver, and I had to select the highest torque setting on the slip clutch to prevent it from slipping as I raised a platform load of only about 90 pounds.So overall this is a good product, but you need to install it correctly and take a few other precautionary measures to get the best results.*********** UPDATE 11-26-17Since I originally wrote this review, I decided to add a second hoist of the same kind. I had basically the same experience with it that I had with the first one, except that I had a problem with the two telescoping sections of the winch axle assembly......the problem was that they would not telescope.....something was binding them so one would not slide into the other. I looked down the inside of the larger section with a flashlight and could see no obstruction. I sighted down the length of both and could see no bent section, nor could I see any deformation or crimped area.. Even on the first hoist, the two sections fit very snugly, so I guessed that perhaps that perhaps the paint on the second one might be a bit thicker. I worked over the smaller telescoping section with a sander until the paint was thin, and it still would not telescope into the larger section. I used a grinder to take down the square corners of the smaller section, and even then I had to grease the telescoping areas before they would fit together. I have no idea how often this kind of problem might appear in this product.********* I also decided to add some cheap yellow tennis balls to the protruding extended threaded sections of the J-bolts on the bottom of the platform. I simply drilled a hole in each of 12 tennis balls, sized to be the diameter of the bolts minus the threads. Then I forced the bolts into the holes by jamming the balls onto the bolts, which got them most of the way on, and finally twisted the balls clockwise to thread them the rest of the way onto the bolts. The result is two rows of bright yellow soft bumpers which help remind me to check the clearance before walking under the raised platform, and if I do happen to bump the bottom of the platform with my head, the tennis balls will prevent damage from the bolts cutting the skin. This was an inexpensive and quick solution that I can easily undo if I decide later that I don't like it, or if I come up with a better solution.
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