🛁 Stainless Steel Bathroom Wall Organizer by Favbal Review

If you want to mount the mop frame on a cupboard door, you will need smaller screws. The included screws are useful for wall mounting. In my case, the screw covers tended to fall off, but since I had it installed in a closet, I didn't bother with that minor cosmetic issue. Overall the product is very useful - your mops etc don't touch the floor!

I ordered this broom/mop hook to replace the plastic hook I had a few years ago. This item is amazing and due to the good construction it is meant to last for many years. The holders are strong and firm and we currently have a broom, mop and mop hanging from the hooks as well as a dust pan, garbage brush, fly swatter and umbrella. I can easily remove all items and not disturb others. It's great for clearing things off the floor and organizing space through the back door. I am very happy!

This wall bracket does not fit all brush sizes. I hung this in front of my house and installed it as expected. I am disappointed that I had to modify my broom by drilling holes in the broom handles to hang from one of the hooks because the handles were too thick to fit the handle. It takes a lot of force to get the broom/mop handle to fit on the hook, more force than I want to muster! I make it work because it's already drilled into my house, but I wouldn't recommend it.

Good. In truth, I probably bought and returned 5 different mop frames, mainly because they didn't meet my wife's approval. 90% are made the same way. Cheap plastic that looks tasteless. They'll get the job done, but they're also ugly or random bright colors. This is by far the most durable and beautiful I've seen. The included tape and screw caps are an added touch that set this product apart from the rest. This got my wife's approval straight away, so I'm happy and we finally don't have to…

I love the mop/broom holder! Very strong and holds mop/broom securely. As you can see in the photo I would take 2 because the clamps are too close together unless you stagger the ends and flip everything else or make a very thin head at the bottom. We all like mops and brooms down so we need 2. The width of the hooks won't fit a dust pan or anything wide - just a towel or fly swatter. Distance aside, this is the best mop stand I've had. Much better than the cheap plastic ones (which are…

This is a durable product and did what I needed to do which was hold my mops, broom and umbrella. The holders are solid, which is good. The distance between the holders is big enough for me to hang things without bumping into each other. I like to use my hand to pry it open a little when removing something to relieve the pressure and it works well. I will say I use my own wall anchors which are metal and tend to stick better to the drywall. The hole spacing doesn't follow the standard 16" post…

Well made beautiful metal holder. Even comes with metal caps for the screw heads. Much better than the thin plastic versions. However, plastic wall anchors were not suitable; didn't have the holding power. 3/16" standoffs were used instead (wall studs not available). I had to make holes bigger (1/2 inch) but the bracket is firmly installed and will not detach from the wall. Couldn't use the cylinder head screw caps I used. The hooks are big enough and the double rubber slots ensure a secure…

I had to buy this item to get the information I needed and hopefully it will help the next person. The longer version of this unit (with 3 sets of fasteners) is 15 inches end to end. It comes with adhesive strips, which probably won't be enough given the mount itself weighs close to a pound. So it would be advisable to fix it with the screws that come with the kit. But where do the screws go? That is the secret. The two holes are 12-1/8 inches apart. So as long as you have at least 15 inches of

Would happily give these 5 stars if fixed: 1. Too short. The screw holes are spaced 12 inches apart. 16 inch wall studs. This means only one side can be mounted on a stud.2. Vinyl anchors do not stay in the drywall and only rotate when you tighten the screw.3. The casters are nice and tight but you have to pull really hard to get the broom etc off which is scary as it's attached with vinyl wall brackets. You can just pull everything out of the wall. (To avoid this, we used a different vinyl…