HYRIXDIRECT Mounted Organizer Storage Position Review

That's exactly what I need. It was easy to install with a simple drill. My only concern is that the hooks won't let my broom and shovel combo hang straight down. You can see what I mean in the picture. The hook is not long enough before it bends and the pan sticks out at a 30° angle. If the hook were a bit longer at the base or thinner overall (perhaps metal) that would solve the problem. I'm afraid this will put too much stress on the plastic hook and it will break.

Sometimes my things fall out - they are too heavy (example: brush, I keep them without cleaning solution). And it's a bit difficult to install because the holes are inserted in such a way that it's difficult to get the drill through. However, once you understand this, everything will work fine. I don't mind that and my husband loves that all our stuff is easily accessible (we only have one closet downstairs for the living room and kitchen so putting cleaning products in our shoe/outwear closet…

not drywall. I can't drive the drywall anchors deep enough into the wall despite drilling a hole. (Pretty broken by the "putting in".) I ended up just pouring mastic or Locktite glue into the tube that came down the edges of this mop rack. The next day I hung up the mops/brooms/etc. anywhere and so far it's holding up well. I didn't have to stand and press the rack against the wall and wait 30 minutes for the glue to dry! I am very happy with the results.

This stand disappoints in comparison to other similar ones I've bought in the past. First, it won't fit anything with medium or large grips. One reviewer said it could handle items with grips 1 to 2 fingers wide/diameter. It is 1-1.5 fingers rather than 4cm as shown in the listing table. Wall anchors are terrible. I shouldn't have used them, but I did. Now the rack is pulled out of the wall some time after assembly. Finally, the rubber or plastic on the roller and the stopper that is supposed…

Sometimes my stuff falls out - it's too heavy (example: Swiffer, I now store it without cleaning solution). And it's a bit difficult to install because the holes are inserted in such a way that it's difficult to get the drill through. However, once you understand this, everything will work fine. I don't mind that and my husband loves that all our stuff is easily accessible (we only have one closet downstairs for the living room and kitchen so putting cleaning products in our shoe/outerwear…

I had some trouble installing it just because my house has drywall and no drywall. I can't drive the drywall anchors deep enough into the wall despite drilling a hole. (Some were broken from the "insertion".) I ended up simply pouring mastic or Locktite glue into the tube that came down the edges of this mop rack. The next day I hung up the mops/brooms/etc. anywhere and so far it's holding up well. I didn't have to stand and press the rack against the wall and wait 30 minutes for the glue to…

This shelf is disappointing compared to others I've bought in the past. First, it won't fit anything with medium or large grips. One reviewer said it could handle items with grips 1 to 2 fingers wide/diameter. It is 1-1.5 fingers rather than 4cm as shown in the listing table. Wall anchors are terrible. I shouldn't have used them, but I did. Now the rack is pulled out of the wall some time after assembly. Finally, the rubber or plastic on the roller and stop that's supposed to hold the handle is

We bought this to store mop, broom and other cleaning essentials without the hassle of pulling them out of the closet. This made it very easy to access and return items like our broom and wash them with ease. We no longer have a brush that may or may not warp when pressed against a wall or shelf. It's fairly easy to install and comes with screws and drywall weights for installation. We installed them on a hollow interior door, so we bought special weights made specifically for the hollow…