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Metal wire rack holder hook standing retail pop display
Metal Wire Rack Holder Hook Standing Retail POP Display
It is free-standing with solid support legs that will keep it from falling forward with the weight of items on it. Perfect for a POP in a retail store. Or if you need it for flea markets and traveling, this rack breaks down in 2 sections and has removable foot supports to make it compact and easy to move.
The metal wire is a sturdy 3/16 thick on the back and 1/8" on the hooks, and finished with gloss black coating. It is not made from cheap metal that will bend and twist. This display rack is as durable as it is functional.
This is originally a Birchwood Casey display rack for Shoot-N-C targets, but could be used for any variety of products as long as they hange. There is a 6" wide wire 'clip' on the very top that can be used display a sign.
The heights for the 4 levels of hooks are
Bottom level - 17-1/2" from ground to first level hook.
Second level - 13-1/2" from first level hook to second level hook
Third level - 11-1/2" from second level hook to third level hook
Top level - 9-1/4" from third level hook to top level hook
Always new and different items!
Motorcycle Parts listings - I try to list everything I know about an item, including what models the part fits. I research to find fitment as listed by Harley-Davidson or other product manufacturers whenever possible. If a part is not new and I cannot find the exact information for what it fits, I will state the fitment of the part by what replaced it and say so. Since there really are no known experts in this field, I will very easily claim that I do not know it all. If your model is not listed or you have made changes from a stock, then I probably do not know for sure if it will fit your motorcycle or what adjustments you can do to make it fit. The best advice I can provide is to contact your local dealer or trusted mechanic who knows your bike and ask if the part will fit.
