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Could you roll (ha) your own? https://www.runners-uk.com/multirail-manual/?product_cats%5B0%5D=multirail-track-bends
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Stashed Products make quite a nice looking hanging storage system for bikes#
This is just a rip off of the Spatr 'giant tie rack' system he invented a decade ago. But much much more expensive.
https://www.lfgss.com/comments/8981182/Full spec a few posts down.
IMO using a sliding door track/trolley might be cheaper than the Stashed Products system but it will still add unnecessary expense and complexity with increased likelihood of failure. I imagine the @spotter system would be more robust.
I'm glad you raised it though as I need to send the link to the architects we're using.
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Stashed Products make quite a nice looking hanging storage system for bikes:
I think the one I'd need would be the 8 hook version, which requires two sections of rail - which would be ~£570, which isn't horrific but is still a chunk of money.
I have a bunch of hooks that I've used to hang bikes from the ceiling, I'm wondering if they could be persuaded to work with a sliding door track/trolley system such as this Saheco:
Because it seems, if that could be done, to be a couple of hundred quid rather than almost £600.
Has anyone seem this type of door system in a shop in or around London that I could go and examine the trolleys to see if this might work?