I love those thats where all my pumps live on the top shelf
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the castor threaded rods will bend on you.
replace them with something heavier
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I use these casters
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I got excited I thought you were using pallet racks like the stuff Costco uses as shelving
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You can build yourself a real rack from 80/20. I built one exactly like OSS with ready tube. It costed me $146 total from 80/20, and then $20 on casters from amazon. Example of the rack I built:
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I built my co2 system around one of those 
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Do a tutorial please
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Here’s a video:
Ready Tube Tutorial
You can customize and build this as big or small as you want. I used the pre slotted tube and can move the bars up or down anytime I want.
Open wide for the spoon.
For mine I bought:
x4 2ft preslotted tubes
x2 4ft preslotted tubes
x2 Ready Tube 7 Hole - 90 Degree Angled Squared Flat Plate
x6 Standard Tube Insert Kit with Hex Nut
x8 Bolt Assembly: 5/16-18 x 1.750"
x6 Ready Tube End Cap
I bought the square mounting clamps and clamps from OSS.
Square Mounting Clamp
Mounting Clamps
And I bought these casters:
Casters
Overall, I think this ran just under 300 bucks total
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That is amazing! Thanks much.
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Thank you. You can also build a rack like BVV with the T slotted framing. 80/20 is awesome!
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which made it way harder to hide from you 
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This is awesome man, I know my next upgrade on the rig!
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How many columns are you getting on it? OSS tube racks that have that weird name are nice just not from them
Gosh dangit, that is the friggin’ business right there. I’ll get all those materials this weekend, try to put it together in between runs.
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@Concentrated_humbold I’ve got 4 tubes on mine; 3 inch material column, 6 inch collection column, two 3 inch mol sieves. So mine is smaller and lighter than a lot of people, but I’m confident it could hold a lot more. OSS has large 12” systems on there racks.
My rack is only 2 feet wide, but you can buy any size length tube you want and have it be any size you desire. If your worried about weight, just buy more flat angle flat plates to go across.
@YourMomGoesToCollege if I were you, I’d build a bigger rack than mine. You can make the base wider if you want, and go wider than 2 feet (however big you think you need to go). Probably buy 2 more angle flat flats to go across too to support the extra weight and length.
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I was gifted this 48"rack from a forum member,
, I removed the bottom frame, the turned the top portion 90° to vertical, making it 24", to accommodate my space and system, 3" mc’s and 6x30 collection. 25# recoveryI haven’t ran it yet this way, or at all in a while, on a budget with the parts i have, gonna run this week finally, it’s ratty🤙
This is assembly, not work space
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Ya i wanna build a new one, i just tap drilled a px1 rack and added 3 more columns to it so its kinda tight.
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Ive got that same condenser for sale if anyone interested.
My tanks drain like that too, its a Bhogart thing AFAIK
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Time to build that dream rack. 80/20 will cut to size any length of tube you need.
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How sturdy would you say your ready tube rack is?
I’m looking to build a rack instead of overpaying someone else to build it, and what you listed seems like a nice affordable option.