LOUISVILLE, KY--(Marketwire -02/22/12)- Stacks of Racks, a leading provider of affordable storage products, is celebrating a 2-year streak of success.
Founded by American veteran Terrie Little in 2010 with a vision to set the standard online for customer service, fast delivery, and low prices, Stacks of Racks provides North American consumers with everything from bicycle storage racks and wine storage racks, to wooden spice racks and firewood racks.
Since the inception, the company has made many improvements, including the roll-out of an improved website which is easy to navigate and where transactions are handled via a state of the art security encryption.
"Whether you are looking for storage racks, plastic storage bins or car roof racks, Stacks of Racks is the ultimate online resource for Commercial and Home Storage Solutions. We pride ourselves in providing a hassle-free experience in shopping for storage products, all backed by our 30-day money-back guarantee," says Terrie Little, founder of StacksofRacks.com.
Stacks of Racks is based in Kentucky. After five years in the U.S. Navy, Terrie Little founded Stacks of Racks with the vision to provide affordable prices and superior customer service for all things storage.
"Stacks of Racks was founded during a time of financial insecurity when it was said that building a company was doomed to fail. Hard work, honesty and a genuine concern for the satisfaction of every single customer has allowed this business to keep growing while others decline," says Terrie Little.
Stacks of Racks will donate a percentage of all sales to USACares.org to provide military men and women with advocacy and financial assistance.
To find out more about Stacks of Racks, visit www.StacksofRacks.com
About Terrie Little
Terrie Little grew up in Wisconsin and is a disabled veteran and the founder of stacksofracks.com. Terrie has a degree in Business from the University of Wisconsin and had a career in UPS when 9-11 inspired him to join the military. After serving 5 years, he was honorably discharged. He now lives in Kentucky with his wife, the love of his life.
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