Premium Quality Detachable Oxygen Tank Holder (8) for E, D, M9/C Size Cylinders - Heavy Duty Metal Storage Rack - Portable Oxygen Tank Carrier for Travel & Vehicle Use (Black) (4.5" Wide Slots)

This rack makes it easy to keep multiple oxygen tanks from rolling around. It fits up to eight small tanks and holds them upright and stable. The metal frame is solid and coated so it doesn’t scratch easily.

So I am now on continuous oxygen. I have one of those huge concentrators but also utilize both the E and B tanks. I have a store bin on the front porch for all my full and empty tanks but needed somewhere to also store tanks downstairs in the basement for when I am down there and it’s not like I can run a 100 foot tube from the concentrator upstairs to the downstairs to just run off that and to constantly be taking 2 E tanks downstairs daily or every other day. This little 6 tank storage works perfectly. I can load a wagon with 6 tanks and take it downstairs and load them into the storage rack and utilize them with my 2-tank cart then replenish as needed. The storage unit itself is fairly sturdy. It can hold the silver with green top E tanks as well as the Solid Green E tanks that weighs considerably more. The solid green tanks also dont fall over if 3 are loaded to one side like some other storage units do. Great little unit for the price. Definitely recommend

I currently have six E-size oxygen cylinders that I have to swap out as they empty. I was thinking about building something like this to make it easier to carry them all together when I came across this storage rack. This works great for storing the tanks without worrying about someone/something tipping them over. The only downside is there's nothing built into this to carry them (granted, it would be a little heavy with 8 tanks). I'll probably find a way to put some sort of strap onto this that can be carried over the shoulder. This is otherwise a nice storage rack and was quick and easy to assemble.

Why so expensive? I mean, yes, it's sturdy, but it definitely seems overpriced for this type of item. We ordered this when I was put on oxygen for a case of pneumonia. Driving to an event with a bunch of oxygen bottles clanking all over the trunk space was stressful. Because this is a 2 ring design, it provides stability (more than the plastic crate holders that we received from the oxygen company). I have decided to reappropriate this to organize my artificial flowers collection after the oxygen goes bye bye. (I change flowers out by holiday and have a large amount).

This is well made, able to withstand all sorts of punishment. Being able to hold eight tanks, it's absolutely perfect if you plan on going on long trips or simply just don't like changing them out as often. It's super easy to put together, but it's also super heavy. Your tanks should definitely not go anywhere in this! Overall, it does what its supposed to do, which is keep oxygen tanks from clanking around the car.

I purchased this holder for my elderly relative's oxygen tanks at home. It's well-made, compact yet sturdy and stable. Setting it up and taking it down is a breeze. It can hold up to eight cylinders and is constructed from heavy-duty metal, ensuring it can withstand rough handling. As a volunteer for an EMT squad, we sometimes have to buy essential equipment ourselves or wait months to receive it. I plan to purchase another one because I believe it will be a valuable addition to our equipment.

I’ve used lots of these tank holders. I wouldn’t say this one is heavy duty, more like medium duty. If I tried hard, I’m sure I could bend this one out of shape. However, it’s functional, fits regular tank sizes, is powder coated to prevent rust, and is easy enough to put together. Get your own tools; the included screwdriver is horrible and won’t even work to screw the center nuts and bolts in. You need a Phillips screw driver and a small wrench. Also, note that this rack, if using it for transport, is designed to be screwed into the floor of a vehicle; it would be cumbersome to ratchet strap it in because there is no frame for the strap to grip.

At just over 6 pounds the holder fits into a box 10 x 10 x 3 inches. it is easy to assemble from just six (6) parts using just six (6) screws. On the first glance, it may seem heavy, but actually a more modern looking holder from thin rods welded into a 3-D structure for 6 tanks is heavier by one (1) pound than this type for 6. The holder is stiff and stable after assembling it. The two post are lightweight and rigid tubes assuring rigidness between the two (2) levels. Each level is assembled from two (2) parts screwed together. It is, like two (2) four-tank holders joined into one (1) for 8 tanks. The rigid and lightweight, circular bands are welded to strong flats resulting two (2) pairs of screwed together similar assemblages fastened to the posts. That is a clever design subsequently well manufactured. And, unlike welded ones, this holder can be disassembled and stored is a small box

This is OK if just sitting in a secure area, but do NOT try to lift or move it with tanks inserted. A little flimsy for the price