Rogue 9 Barb Holder (Discontinued Model)

I know that this is made by Rogue and that it holds nine barbells, but when you search "Rogue 9 barbell holder," you'd be hard-pressed to find this model anywhere. True to its "Rogue" name, it is built like a tank, and is heavy. No bolting option is provided and none is needed. When you dig deeper into its design, it is understandable why Rogue upgraded the design of its 9 barbell holder. For one, this early model has no plastic inserts, etc. to protect the sleeves of the barbells. (It's like people back in the day expected their barbells to get scuffed during use.) Also, as one might be able to tell from the pic, it is narrower widthwise than lengthwise, which is not a problem when storing straight bars (e.g. olympic and powerlifting bars), but can be an issue when storing specialty bars. I store all of my most used bars in it, and they include specialty bars (e.g. trap, safety squat, swiss) - and they can, and do, bump into each other every now and then. Again, that is not a problem for me, but for someone who wants to keep any type of metal-on-metal contact of their barbells to a minimum, it might be a deal-breaker. (Looking at the design of the newer Rogue 9 barbell holder, it seems better suited to hold specialty bars in addition to olympic bars.)