The Band Room Mobile Double Bass Rack

ORGANIZE YOUR DOUBLE BASSES AND KEEP YOUR CLASSROOM MOVING

 

Storing large instruments like double basses can quickly take up valuable space. If you teach orchestra or string ensemble, the Band Room™ Double Bass Storage Rack keeps you organized and makes it easy to move instruments wherever your students need them—whether that’s the music room, the stage, or anywhere in between.

 

✓ Holds Multiple Basses Without Wasting Space

This rack is designed to store several double basses and bows while taking up as little room as possible. It’s a smart way to keep your classroom clear and your instruments safe.

 

✓ Built to Protect Your Instruments

Each slot includes a secure neck holder and soft felt lining to prevent scratches and keep every instrument in place. You won’t have to worry about bumps or tipping.

 

✓ Easy to Move for Teaching-on-the-cart

The heavy-duty wheels let you roll the rack with ease, even when it’s holding large instruments. Whether you’re teaching on the cart or moving basses to the auditorium, gym, or cafeteria for practice, you’ll be able to transport everything quickly and lock it in place once you arrive.

 

✓ Made to Withstand Busy School Days

Built with strong materials, this rack is ready for daily classroom use. It’s designed to last, even when students are handling instruments often.

 

✓ Clean, Professional Look

With its sleek design, this rack helps your music room look organized and professional—no more piles of instruments taking over your space.

 

✓ Proudly Made in the U.S.A.

This rack is built in the U.S.A. using quality materials. It’s part of a trusted line of school instrument storage carts designed to support music teachers like you.

 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

 

Q: What sizes of double basses will it hold?

A: It’s built to hold various sizes of double basses, including ¼, ½, and ¾ sizes. If you need a solution to hold ⅛ sized basses, those will fit in our cello storage cart.

 

Q: Can the rack be placed directly against the wall?

A: No, because the instruments lean slightly over the back edge. How far they lean can vary somewhat depending on the model. We generally recommend leaving about 6″ of space between the rack and the wall.

 

Q: How easy is the rack to assemble?

A: We provide clear, illustrated instructions and all necessary hardware, making it easy for educators or facility-staff to put it together without special tools.