🔧 Efficient Organization: MOHOO 64 Inch Adjustable Tool Hanger for Garden Tools with 4 Rails and 16 Hooks Review

Cheap, flimsy, won't hold a shovel in winter. Also, the plastic hooks rotate 180 degrees against what they should be. The "hooks" face downwards after installation so everything just slides off them. They still hold nothing without breaking. Terrible product.

Works well. Generally, if you didn't pay attention to the other items you have on this thing when removing or installing the tools, they can fall off. And the plastic pins weren't very strong and one of them fell off when turning the tools on and off (not sure if I'm using this pin properly or not).

I thought the mount was fine. However, I broke a few tabs during assembly. Plastic hooks break very easily. The hooks hold up well. However, the hooks are narrow and won't hold thicker handles. Even if it's a lightweight tool, like my pool skimmer, it's not going to hold up very well.

This item is lightweight and easy to install. I installed it straight onto 2 x 6 studs in my shed and was hanging garden tools in 20 minutes. Despite the very light plastic, it can also handle the heaviest shovel. One note: make sure the left piece starts as far from the bobby pin as possible. They are true to size, but the studs in my shed are not.

Just installed last night. All my tools are now hanging from the trash can on the wall. So far, so good. Don't expect to hang up a sledgehammer or large bolt cutters. Installation was easy enough. I wouldn't use the plugs that came with it. Take the time to find wall studs and use 2 inch screws. I don't trust drywall anchors of any weight. One star deduction for the optics. Up close, the whole thing, including the hooks, looks cheaper than the same thing at Lowes or Home Depot.

They were easy enough to install but the number of 5 shaped side hooks limits what can be hung. They hang squarely on the wall, either open to the left or to the right. For example I wanted to use a section to hang small aluminum lounge chairs but they wouldn't hook on the side as if the hook would open the middle and top. And I had a couple of baskets I wanted to hang up to fill with gardening gloves etc but it's the same story. So I'm a bit disappointed.

It was and still is great. I've been going there for many years and had no problem installing for 30 minutes just because I was slow. I even have this stupid pump hanging that I regret buying. I also love that the tools are so easy to hang, all you have to do is attach the handle and it snaps straight into place. Please note that I have a shovel with a very large handle and it fits perfectly. I also used the screws that came with it and they fit perfectly. (previous posters suggested a 2" screw

Works great. You can't fit more than three or four instruments in each (simply due to size and space limitations), but it doesn't matter. Easy assembly, basic tools required (level, screwdriver, drill, pencil). The only criticism is that the supplied screws do not fit. Unless they contain larger screws, you MUST buy new ones. Basically they are too short. I made sure I screwed into the studs (simply because the blocks are 16 inches long) and after accounting for the thickness of the block and…

Holds small garage items (light shovels, rakes, axes, pruning shears, etc.) but when you start using it with heavier items (weed eaters, sledgehammers, etc.) Plastic chains crack or warp over time under stress. The ends of each rail are spaced out on 16" bolt centers, which wasn't bad, but to hang heavier items down the center of each rail you'll either need to use some sort of drywall anchor to secure the center screw hole, or screw 1 from the "X4 " or 2"X4" horizontal support is nailed first…