Flexzion 7 Guitar Stand Rack - Metal Construction Multi Guitar Rack & Guitar Organizer, Foldable 7 Guitar Holder Stand with Padded Foam Tubing for Electric, Acoustic, Classical Guitars & Basses

This product brand was the lowest priced stand I could find for a 5 instrument stand. Then I saw same brand had a 7 holder for only 5$ more, so I bought it. Now have room for expansion. It was super simple to put together, done in 10 minutes without looking at the instruction sheet. I currently use 3 electric-acoustics and 1 electric solid body. I had an old 3 instrument stand (round type) but recently bought another guitar. With this 7 holder, I can now buy 3 MORE guitars, and who doesn't wand 3 more! I do! The frame is very strong, sturdy and stable. You can see in the picture I attached that they are spaced just fine, don't touch and that Les Paul is not exactly light, so the unit is very strong. It folds flat when not in use. Since I keep them in their cases when not in use, the fact this unit folds flat is a plus, because will store under any bed very nicely. GOOD product, Great Price. This was a Christmas present from me to me. Wife doesn't know yet, so don't tell her! Especially about the other guitar!!!! LOL

This was my initial review "Defective peg hole threads... several pegs would not screw into the frame."This company contacted me and replaced the defective stand. They clearly desire to satisfy their customers.I'm grateful they stand behind their product.

The ability to fold the stands for portability is a nice feature - but mostly for indoor storage, floor cleaning, and quick rearranging. Don't even think about using these on stage or anywhere people (including little kids) will roam close to.An interesting design quirk is the stand requires at least one guitar to hold the support rod back. This allows it to be positioned closer to walls than others I've had. I've never worried about too much instrument weight collapsing a stand but I suppose the support rod angle provides addition balance and counter-support against this.Assembly requires no tools at all: the bolts connecting the base to the sides come with large wheels that are easy to tighten. The "fingers" along the support rod are a little tricky to thread due to the foam. In fact one of the finger holes was stripped but a couple of wraps of masking tape around the threads made for a snug fit. I recommend pulling back the foam from each finger to better thread the aluminum rod underneath.If you're storing multiple instruments the trick is to plan how you'll lean them against the fingers: some instruments need to face each other to avoid direct contact, while others best lie top to back. Others, like banjos, actually sit best straight up in the base rather than tilted in.On a carpeted surface, loaded to the max, I'm confident this stands isn't going anywhere. I also appreciate freeing up valuable floor space!

I purchased this as a used item. It arrived heavily damaged and didn't include any hardware. Nothing to screw it together! The foam padding was heavily damaged as well. All of the pegs that divide the instruments were bent and loose. Poor quality product.

Holds 7 guitars' with ease.

It is fairly small for the amount of guitars it holds. Which is good in my case but I don't know if it would fit 7 acoustics it might though!

Would not recommend anyone purchase this. It made out of really cheap material, all the foam comes dented and impressed, there’s no assembly instructions, and most of the stuff doesn’t want to screw together. Cheap.

Review is for the 5 guitar stand ...Setup - No instruction sheet but it was absolutely intuitive for a 56 year old mom, with a bit but not a lot of fidgeting. You'll need to make sure the bolts are tightened.Use -So much to say in such a short time of use ...* Once setup, the stand has to be set about 6" away from a wall if you don't want to ding the guitar heads and of course the wall; thus you must account for this extra real estate in your planned location.* Un-forgiving in placing the guitar on the stand. You need to be super careful about positioning the guitar at angle to ensure the 3 touch points (neck, 2 body) are juuuust right; otherwise, the guitar may (will) fall out of the stand toward you and/or the guitar will ding against an adjacent guitar, and/or the guitar will ding against wall ... or all 3 as you struggle to position the guitar in the stand (grrrrrr.....) ... At 4.5" spacing between neck guards, it seems the distance allows for too much overall movement, so you either need to fidget a lot to position the guitar in the stand OR you need to add some DIY touches ... I'm considering some velcro cord wraps etc, so see if I can better guide the guitar to its location .Durability - really don't know since it's new, but the cushioning materials seem like cheap foam, the setup bolts easily tore one of the cushions. That tear wasn't a show stopper for me. However ... I'm not sure whether the foam material will transfer to or degrade the guitar finish, so I am going to add some adhesive felt pads to protect your precious finish.Conclusion - For $50, all this DIY shouldn't be necessary and if the DIY doesn't fix the deficiencies, this stand is going back and I'll stick with all the individual reliable stands. I'll try to update the review with pics if my DIY works.UPDATE 7/29/19 - The stand is going back.

Like my guitar rack awesome !!!!

muy practico y facil de instalar.

Really easy to assemble, less than 10 minutes. The stand holds 5 acoustics and keeps them a lot tidier than keeping them on individual stands. I would definitely recommend.

Ho acquistato questo prodotto per le mie 6 chitarre. Purtroppo nel montaggio mi sono reso conto che c’erano visti spanate e quindi alcuni pezzi non sono stabili ma oscillano. Peccato.

es sind 2 gewinde in den rohren zu große, so dass man die Bolzen nicht festschrauben kann....War ein Geschenk... Tolles Weihnachtsfest😡