Double the Pads, Same Wall Space, Zero Clutter
The Easy-Up® Wall Mount Saddle Rack with Double Pad Bar stores your saddle and two pads in a single compact wall-mount footprint — perfect for multi-horse families or busy training barns.
The Problem
Your Tack Room Is Supposed to Save Time—Not Cost It
If you ride regularly, you know the pre-ride scramble. Horse is cross-tied, clock ticking—and the right saddle pad is nowhere obvious. After a frustrating search you find it folded on the barn floor, coated in a thin layer of sawdust on the side that presses against your horse's back. You brush it off and hope for the best.
The saddle often fares no better. A proper rack takes up floor space most tack rooms do not have, so the saddle ends up balanced on a fence rail or propped in a corner between rides. It works until the day it does not, and a saddle that tips over rarely comes away without damage.
What makes tack room disorder so demoralizing is how quickly it compounds. A pad on the floor gets stepped on by horses and humans alike. The underside collects shavings and grit that transfer straight to your horse's back. A second pad gets draped over a stall door to air out and stays there for days. A third migrates to the mounting block. Before long none of your pads are where anyone would reasonably look, and the tack room feels permanently out of control.
For riders managing more than one horse or multiple saddle-and-pad setups, the problem multiplies fast. Keeping track of what goes with what—let alone where any of it actually is—becomes a genuine time sink. When tacking up routinely takes twice as long as it should, that time comes directly out of the part of the day you actually came to the barn for.
The saddle often fares no better. A proper rack takes up floor space most tack rooms do not have, so the saddle ends up balanced on a fence rail or propped in a corner between rides. It works until the day it does not, and a saddle that tips over rarely comes away without damage.
What makes tack room disorder so demoralizing is how quickly it compounds. A pad on the floor gets stepped on by horses and humans alike. The underside collects shavings and grit that transfer straight to your horse's back. A second pad gets draped over a stall door to air out and stays there for days. A third migrates to the mounting block. Before long none of your pads are where anyone would reasonably look, and the tack room feels permanently out of control.
For riders managing more than one horse or multiple saddle-and-pad setups, the problem multiplies fast. Keeping track of what goes with what—let alone where any of it actually is—becomes a genuine time sink. When tacking up routinely takes twice as long as it should, that time comes directly out of the part of the day you actually came to the barn for.
Why It Keeps Happening
The Problem Isn't Effort—It's Storage That Only Goes Halfway
Most riders have made multiple attempts to get the tack room under control. You have bought organizer bins, added more hooks, rearranged racks, and maybe dedicated a full Saturday to sorting everything out. A few weeks later the same chaos returns—because the problem was never effort. It was the tools.
Standard saddle racks, the kind found at most farm stores, are built to hold one thing: the saddle. The pads that belong with that saddle have no designated home on or near the rack, which means they end up wherever they land. Separated storage sounds like a minor inconvenience until you are doing it twice a day in a barn where every minute matters.
Floor space is the other persistent enemy. Freestanding saddle racks require a footprint that cramped tack rooms simply cannot spare. Even when a tack room has a generous square footage, floor-mounted equipment creates obstacle courses—you are stepping around racks instead of moving efficiently through the space. The more equipment on the floor, the worse the problem, which is why tack rooms so often feel cluttered even after a full reorganization.
What riders end up with is a collection of half-solutions: one rack for the saddle, a bin for some pads, hooks for others, a corner for the overflow. Nothing connects to anything else. You pull the saddle and then make a separate trip for the pad, then another for the girth. Multiply that by every ride across an entire season and you begin to understand why tack-up time creeps up quietly—one extra step at a time.
Standard saddle racks, the kind found at most farm stores, are built to hold one thing: the saddle. The pads that belong with that saddle have no designated home on or near the rack, which means they end up wherever they land. Separated storage sounds like a minor inconvenience until you are doing it twice a day in a barn where every minute matters.
Floor space is the other persistent enemy. Freestanding saddle racks require a footprint that cramped tack rooms simply cannot spare. Even when a tack room has a generous square footage, floor-mounted equipment creates obstacle courses—you are stepping around racks instead of moving efficiently through the space. The more equipment on the floor, the worse the problem, which is why tack rooms so often feel cluttered even after a full reorganization.
What riders end up with is a collection of half-solutions: one rack for the saddle, a bin for some pads, hooks for others, a corner for the overflow. Nothing connects to anything else. You pull the saddle and then make a separate trip for the pad, then another for the girth. Multiply that by every ride across an entire season and you begin to understand why tack-up time creeps up quietly—one extra step at a time.
The Solution
One Rack, One Wall, One Complete Ride Setup—Every Time
The Easy-Up® Wall Mount Saddle Rack with Double Pad Bar replaces the patchwork of floor stands, hooks, and improvised rails with one station on the wall. Heavy-duty 1-inch tubular steel holds the heaviest Western saddles and saddles of all English disciplines, in a black powder-coated finish built for barn air. Because it mounts to a flat surface, your saddle comes off the tack-room floor and the floor stays open — the whole rack claims 24 inches long by 10 inches high by 12 inches wide of wall and nothing else.
Below the saddle support, two separate pad bars give your pads a home of their own. Hang the pad you just pulled off your horse on one bar so it can air out and dry, and keep the next one in the rotation on the other. Both stay with the saddle they belong to instead of migrating to a stall door, a mounting block, or the floor.
A saddle balanced on a fence rail isn't storage — it's your most expensive piece of tack waiting to fall. And every time a pad hits the barn floor, the shavings and grit it picks up go straight onto your horse's back. One rack, mounted once, ends both.
Four screws are included, so installation is a drill and a level. The rack is backed by the industry-leading Easy-Up® 5 Year Warranty against breakage. It's practical tack-room organization from Schneiders, trusted since 1948.
Below the saddle support, two separate pad bars give your pads a home of their own. Hang the pad you just pulled off your horse on one bar so it can air out and dry, and keep the next one in the rotation on the other. Both stay with the saddle they belong to instead of migrating to a stall door, a mounting block, or the floor.
A saddle balanced on a fence rail isn't storage — it's your most expensive piece of tack waiting to fall. And every time a pad hits the barn floor, the shavings and grit it picks up go straight onto your horse's back. One rack, mounted once, ends both.
Four screws are included, so installation is a drill and a level. The rack is backed by the industry-leading Easy-Up® 5 Year Warranty against breakage. It's practical tack-room organization from Schneiders, trusted since 1948.
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Two Pad Bars, Not One
Do you spend time hunting for the right saddle pad before almost every ride?
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Holds the Heaviest Saddles
Heavy-duty 1-inch tubular steel supports the heaviest Western saddles and saddles from every English discipline, in a 24-inch wall footprint.
What Riders Are Saying
★★★★★
"Holds my very heavy saddle up with zero problems."
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"Absolutely love this rack! It is perfect for my western saddle. The pad storage is great, I would have a whole tack room full of these."
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"This saddle rack is perfect for hanging saddle pads after a ride to dry so that they don't lay over your saddle all wet. Easy to mount too!!"
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Side by Side
One Wall Station, Three Storage Approaches
These wall-mounted racks differ in pad capacity, listed dimensions, hardware details, and added tack storage. Information not published on the cited product pages is marked “Not listed” rather than inferred.
| Feature | Schneiders Easy-Up® Wall Mount Saddle Rack with Double Pad Bar | System Equine Heavy Duty Wall Mount Saddle Rack with Blanket Bar Painted | Sunset Valley Metalcraft Saddle Rack with Pad Holder & Bridle Hook |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saddle types listed | Western saddles and saddles from all English disciplines | English or Western saddles | Specific saddle disciplines not listed |
| Dedicated pad or blanket storage | Two saddle pad bars | One attached blanket rack described for holding a saddle pad or blanket | One integrated pad holder |
| Construction listed | Heavy-duty 1-inch tubular steel | Heavy-duty steel construction | Heavy-duty steel construction |
| Finish listed | Black option: powder-coated steel | Powder-coated finish | Rust-resistant finish |
| Published dimensions | 24 in L × 10 in H × 12 in W | 11 in W × 28 in D × 16 in H | 12.5 × 24 × 12.5 in; dimension order not labeled |
| Mounting hardware information | Four screws included | Included mounting hardware not listed | Included mounting hardware not listed |
| Bridle storage | Bridle hanger not listed | Bridle hanger not listed | Integrated bridle hanger |
| Published warranty | Five-year warranty against breakage | Product warranty not listed | Product warranty not listed |
Ready to Finally Get Your Tack Room Under Control?
The Easy-Up® Wall Mount Saddle Rack with Double Pad Bar is in stock at Schneiders now. Mount it once and every ride starts with your saddle and pads exactly where you left them. Order today and stop losing time to the pre-ride scramble.
- ✓Do your pads collect barn dust and shavings because they have no dedicated off-the-floor home?
- ✓Everything You Get With the Easy-Up® Wall Mount
- ✓Schneiders has been equipping working tack rooms since 1948—nearly eight decades of understanding what riders need when barn time is short and space is tight. We carry Easy-Up® storage because their products are engineered for real barn environments, not adapted from generic workshop hardware. That distinction shows up every day in how reliably the equipment performs.
- ✓Organized Tack Rooms Start on the Wall
- ✓When your saddle and pads share one dedicated wall space, the scramble that chips away at your barn time simply stops happening. After 78 years of outfitting riders, we know that the right storage does not just tidy a room—it changes how you ride.
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End the Damp Pad Problem Once and For All
Order the Easy-Up® Wall Mount Saddle Rack with Double Pad Bar and give every pad in your rotation a proper home. Heavy-duty 1-inch tubular steel, two pad bars, four screws in the box, and a 5 Year Warranty against breakage.
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