Viper 2-Piece Traditional Wall Mounted Solid Oak Billiard/Pool Cue Rack, Holds 8 Cues

This is a simple cue rack. No nonsense, simple, minimalist. The biggest win for this particular rack: It's a minimal rack that is spaced so the mounting screws can be drilled into the US-standard 16"-on-center studs. The rack is _solidly_ mounted to my studs, and I don't have a worry about them pulling out of the wall because they're 'merely' mounted into drywall.

Needed a simple storage solution for our pool cues and triangle, because I got tired of tripping over them laid up against the corner of a bookshelf in our room. These work perfectly, we’re easy to install, and look nice. Holds both our normal length cues and also my youngest daughter’s little cue stick.

nice product!!!

It works great if you have tall ceilings. I mounted the upper piece about 3 feet off the floor. If you're using a standard 5' cue stick, I can see recurring problems hitting the stick on the ceiling until you get adjusted to carefully removing them or when guests come over. The predrilled mounting holes are 16" on center; however, it only comes with hardware to mount it to the wallboard. I mean literally - the screws provided are are 1.25", and the product is about .75", so the screws aren't even long enough to pass through .5" of wallboard to reach a stud. I didn't mount it to studs. I used my own screws and drywall anchors because the supplied hardware is low quality (see photo). It comes with 4 screws total, 2 each per rack and the mounting holes are on the BOTTOM of each rack. I think this is a poor design, the pieces had play or wiggle room when downward pressure was applied as installed even with better quality mounting hardware, so I uninstalled, disassembled the bottom piece so the mounting screw holes were on the top, and reinstalled and this fixed the problem. Mounting it with the screws on the top (instead of mounted on the bottom as designed, presumably for aesthetics) allows the wall to bear the downward weight of the cue sticks (which could be over 8 lbs fully stocked). The only downside is you see the screws if you look closely.

I liked the quality of the finish. It's most likely Pine but the Cherry finish looks great. Easy to install as long as you have a stud finder and/or a good ear and a power screwdriver. Make sure you find your shortest cue stick for the dimension between the top and bottom. 42 inches is a safe bet though.

We don't have the space for a nice pool stick table. These mount on the wall nicely. The best is the sticks go through the holes and you can adjust the space between for what works for you. The last pool stick wall mount I tried was the kind you "push" the pool stick into and when you grab a stick it pulled the mount right out of the wall. This one avoids that. If you have to wall mount, this is great. Also, i didn't want one that holds the balls. That's kind of a waste. Who takes the balls out of the table?

All the wall cue racks we found were not cheap and still had to be assembled. We cut cost by buying these holders and attaching it to a 4x3 board and hanging it in the wall. Works perfect. Not fancy but works for a fraction of the cost.

I ordered from another vender and their rack was horrible and I am so glad I found this vender. This product is beautiful wood and a glossy finish made of strong wood but yet smooth. I highly recommend this rack.

Nice, solid 2 piece rack. Easy to install (4 screws - supplied with raw plugs). All you need is a drill, tape measure and a spirit level - installed in less than 5 minutes. Looks nice on the wall.

Well made oak cue holder

Does the job nicely

It was really good quality, this is a perfect stick holder if you are wanting something that doesn’t take up too much space

Easy to set up does what it’s supposed to do