Bedside grid storage rack that hooks straight onto a bunk frame, headboard or wire panel and gives a student bed the shelf it never came with. A phone, a mug, glasses, a charger and a book sit at arm's reach instead of on the floor beside the mattress. In a shared room it also marks out a personal surface where there is otherwise none to claim.
The rack is made from iron in an open grid, light enough to hang from the frame yet rigid enough to carry a loaded mug or a stack of books without flexing. It is a single tier with a hook-type fitting, so it goes up in seconds with no drilling, screws or assembly, and comes down just as quickly at the end of term. The open wire construction lets dust fall through rather than collecting in a solid tray, and the finish is stain resistant.
Everstock picked the hook fitting because dormitory contracts rarely allow anything to be fixed to the furniture, and a rack that leaves a mark is a rack that costs a deposit. Beyond the bed it hangs on a mesh panel, a locker door or the side of a desk. Hook it over a rail that will take the weight, and keep drinks away from the edge.
