🔦 YYST Transparent Light Saber Storage Rack Review

Fairly easy installation, I recommend drilling all the holes first before installing the base, I drilled a hole for the top of the blade holder and the drywall fell on a nice one , clear surface . Acrylic, freshly mounted bracket. A little vacuuming and everything looks great.

Happy with the wall mount. Lightsabers don't come cheap and I was hesitant to use this mount but had to see it to form a real opinion. It works great and the only thing I changed was the wall anchors. I used putty to add more grip. The Saber sits perfectly in the mount and seems to be holding it very well.

It was very easy to install, at first I was concerned because the handle has a few ribs but there was enough room for mine. For those who have Darth Revan's lightsaber, yes it will fit and overall I will be buying it again for my future Sabers :)

I bought this after waiting weeks for my purchase on Etsy, in a black color very similar to this one. At first I wanted the back to match my other shelves and what wasn't on my wall but after receiving this product I'm so glad the purchase didn't work out because it's such a great looking product. The acrylic is really good and makes it look like it's floating when it's dark and the lightsaber is on! Excellent purchase.

This is a good product with easy installation and a clean, almost invisible aesthetic. If you don't want to drill into the wall I'd recommend using something like a command bar headphone hanger instead, but it's a prettier solution if you can do it. It's versatile as it can be mounted horizontally, although it's primarily intended for vertical placement. Make sure you use a spirit level when planning where to drill as I didn't and mine is a little crooked. Looks great, easy installation, no…

I like this mounting kit because it's clear/frosted and doesn't get in the way of the lightsaber display. I also like that it comes with an extra piece of each piece of hardware needed for installation (screw, anchor, and bezel). Just drill a few 5/32" anchor holes (I did this in drywall, which isn't recommended, but I don't have a CHOICE). This fixed the base fairly firmly to the wall. You could really just pause the install at this point. As long as your wall is straight up and down, the…