🧹 Mythinglogic Garage Yard Organizers Storage: Streamline Your Space and Declutter Effectively! Review

We had wall hangers and tidying up behind and under them was a pain. Now it's very nice to be able to move the tools away from the wall. Our only complaints are that the "handle" is useless for moving (I removed it and placed one of the tool hangers that came with it) and that it's easy to set up. Unlocked wheels and wheels locked in the wrong places.

I was pleasantly surprised at how reliable and high quality it is. holds everything. Just make sure the shed roof is high enough to lift tools, a shovel, rake, etc. Instead of using it for gardening tools, I took it to my garage because the shed's roof was too low to lift tools and put them in the holes. . I love that it holds my brooms, mops, washing powder etc. The wheels roll easily too!

We wanted something to store our garden/lawn tools that wasn't wall mounted. Although some standalone options were available, many reviewers were unhappy that the devices weren't stable, especially over time. We kept looking and found this product. Assembly was easy. The device is well made and we are confident that it will not become unstable. We like the ability to move the unit around when we need to clean or get to other things in the garage. We would love to find something similar for our…

Don't think you only need this for the garage because this item is great for pool toys! We got this for easy storage of pool toys - we have three kids and lots of toys. We have floats, glasses, noodles - and it suits everyone. It looks clean and everyone is commenting on how good our deck looks with the toys arranged. It cleans the room really well. I love that it's on wheels - it's easy to lock the wheels and keep it from moving. Even wind and rain couldn't harm it. And it has holes on the…

This rack is pretty solid. I don't know of anything else like it on the market and it does what I need. I put quite a few tools on it, including shovels, a sledgehammer, a pickaxe, a rake and the like, as well as iron sledgehammers for wood, gas bottles and lots of odds and ends. It is difficult. He rolls like a boss. This is important for me because I don't have much space. I have to move it to make room for the bikes and put it back when I'm done. It's not next-level construction, but it's a…

Very easy to assemble but be sure to read the instructions as they have no text and there are places where multiple parts overlap to use the same screw. Almost any screw can be hand tightened, and then when all the screws needed for that particular part are in place, they can be tightened with a screwdriver (they take Philips or a blade). Additional bolts and nuts are included. For the base, I used the included wheels so we could try different rack placements; Once we get that sorted I'll…

I am a professional photographer and I have problems with organization! me mmm What about garden tool stands? Well, not those curved blocks of plastic. THIS IS ONE! Fits perfectly in the corner of my editing room. Doesn't sag or show any signs of structural fragility, and it's black so it won't make a visual statement. I don't use wheels so wish they would offer it without them as throwing away perfectly good wheels is weird. I know it's meant for a garden shed, but it's also perfect indoors…