41 qt rack

http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q34/BryonsBoas/racks_013.jpg

32 qt rack

http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q34/BryonsBoas/32qtrack.jpg

12 qt rack

http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q34/BryonsBoas/babyrack1.jpg

6 qt rack

http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q34/BryonsBoas/racks_019.jpg

those look great. very good job.

you got skills! And a lot of muscles for moving those things around. Good job!;)

LOL , Thanks. I put wheels on every rack I build. Melamine is hella heavy and I'm not getting any younger so any new racks will be built to stack.

nice looking racks you did a great job

Good job. very nice looking racks

Very nice... I just built a few new racks out of 3/4 in plywood sealed with water based poly. They should hold up nicely, the only problem is I built them for the 15 & 28 qt sterilite tubs that were just discontinued.

Yeah , that totally blows. Most of my racking is based around 15 & 32qts.

Very nice... I just built a few new racks out of 3/4 in plywood sealed with water based poly. They should hold up nicely, the only problem is I built them for the 15 & 28 qt sterilite tubs that were just discontinued.

This is why I always buy all my tubs first.

Looks great did you stain the first rack?
I'm building one at the moment used blank hollow doors with the 35qt tubs.

gotta love havin' it just the way you want it.
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The 41 qt rack was stained and sealed using water based stain & water based poly. I like building my own racks cuz I get to decide how I want them , how many slots , what kind of heat etc without having to just go along with what it is out there. Its generally cheaper to.

Nice Job! They look great.

They all look good!


Thanks for sharing! :)

74 qt rack

http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q34/BryonsBoas/snakies014.jpg
http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q34/BryonsBoas/snakies015.jpg

I won't build another solid sided rack larger than a 32 qt anymore. I've had to rework the heat on this one twice and slap some holes in the front. Before the I added the holes it was holding 85 degrees in the slot 6" in from the front. Once I get another blade I can add the rest. Eventually I'll tear it down and rebuild it. AND it weighs 300 pounds or so.

Here is a breeding pair in one of the tubs.
http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q34/BryonsBoas/snakies016.jpg

Wow, great looking racks. Hey if anyone needs 15qt tubs PM me I've got like 21 of them sitting around that I don't really need anymore....... lol just sayin :D

Nice pairing!

Very nice snake racks.

Very nice work Bryon! Giving me a lot of ideas for the next racks I build. I like the semi open sides on the juvenile rack there....help eliminate some of the weight with them I'm sure. :cheers:

Thanks.

From now on anything bigger than a 32qt sideways rack will be built like the 41qt rack in my first post. The solid sides just hold too much heat for me or the snakes to be comfortable.

LOL , Thanks. I put wheels on every rack I build. Melamine is hella heavy and I'm not getting any younger so any new racks will be built to stack.

Nothing beats having wheel on your racks man, great stuff....

Nice looking racks and on wheels only way to go

Thats why you see wires & cords hanging and crap on the shelves. I've been moving stuff around trying to make room for more racks and the wheels make it sooooo much easier. The missus tells me she needs another Leo rack and I need a 15 / 32 rack for the boids and a backheated 6qt rack for colubrids. The building never stops.