🔒 Organize and Secure with Favbal Stainless Non-Slip Adhesive Organizer Review

Make sure to buy the right drywall anchors. They were fragile and didn't give me confidence that they would withstand the force of pulling the broom off the wall. The holders are very good, hold firmly on my broom and are faster. I used 2 x 50lb drywall anchors (rated for vertical weight, not horizontal) given the force required to pull the posts through the clamps.

I bought this for my main sheet. I installed it on the inside of a closet door and used both brackets to hold the top and bottom of the cane, works great. The rubber rollers are tight and the metal cannot scratch the wooden surface of my stick. Holds securely, doesn't rattle and is available when I need it. Much happier with this product than the cheap wooden coaster I had previously.

Good: - The back panel is very strong - Good construction to hold light items (heavy ones not tried) Bad: - One of the two brackets was crooked (I haven't used it yet ). This requires a **slant** to keep the handle (like broomsticks) upright. - It was difficult to put the decorative caps on the screw heads. - The "ugly" code SUS304 is embossed on the screw head. in front of the back plate, which does not add any value.

We got this to hold the stick and it works great. Firm grip so it won't fall off even if the dog comes by and grabs it with its tail. Pros: Firm grip, extra parts (screws, mollies, caps) included. Cons: No instructions. If you're pre-drilling holes, you'll need a 5/16 bit; You really need to include this information in the online instructions. The 2 parts of the lid are quite intuitive, it only took a second to understand the bottom with a screw.

They are very good. But remember that the drywall anchors that come with the kit are junk. They don't grab a drywall! You screw in the screw and the dowel simply rotates in the wall. The hole was the right size and they fit well until you try to turn the screw. When I installed the second one, I even drilled a smaller hole. This made it difficult to screw them in and he still just twisted when trying to turn the screw. Use your own good quality drywall anchors and you'll be fine.

Excellent quality broom and tool holders. Stainless steel with screws and cap for the top of the screw to complete the look. My project was a table top that I needed to attach to a fold out table saw base. Using these holders to place on the fold out steel legs was strong enough to keep the table top folded rather than buying a fold out stand which is also available for the table saw. I will be buying more of these blocks to store brooms, rakes, gardening tools and other items in our garage…

I used these to hang an aluminum jack handle on the garage wall. I chose these because they are all stainless steel and large enough to fit a larger handle than a regular mop or broom. They worked great! I was able to spread each side a bit (see photo) with no problem so the handle stays where I put it but comes off easily when I want it. The included hardware looks sturdy enough for normal use, but I didn't use it due to the weight of the handle and the likely rough use I'll be putting the…

I bought these because I was tired of my Swiffer's wet nozzle constantly falling off the wall when I was being held down with the command bar. The decal just couldn't support the weight of a mop with a full bottle of cleaning solution, so I wanted hooks that screwed into the wall. They were so easy to hang, took me about 10 minutes and they look really nice on the wall. They even came with velcro so you can hang or screw on a sticker. I only had to give 4 points for strength because the right…