🔍 Portable Rolling Organizer by Stalwart Storage: Optimize your Searchability! Review

LOVED it! Easy to assemble and very durable. My basement isn't finished yet, and since it's the exit of the house, I keep a second set of gardening tools in there instead of running upstairs to the garage when I need something. This is perfect for organizing the mess and preventing things from falling on me or the dog.

The moment I pulled the stand out of the box I felt the fragility of the product. The assembly process was easy, but after assembling it I noticed a crack. I'm not sure if the crack occurred during assembly or shipping, but an item marked "Heavy Duty" shouldn't break that easily. Even when I saw the crack, I kept loading some gardening tools onto the shelf. I didn't want to return it because I had already spent time building it. Then I figured it had already ripped during assembly or shipping…

Before and after photos included. This is a huge improvement for rooms used to store shovels, brooms and the like. We were thinking of a small storage closet in this room but that would have cost 7x what this item cost. It's not very sturdy - definitely not full of tools because the legs fall off when you pick them up, but it moves great and holds the whole thing very well. Your tools are easy to balance so it won't fall over unless you place all the tools in the same direction, which would be…

Isn't that a great idea? I still thought so even after putting it together and putting some rakes, shovels, brooms etc on the shelf. Well after a few days I noticed the shelf was starting to tilt so I rearranged the tools and tried, maybe the stance is a little better balanced but it still had some tilt. I would like to add that nothing I put in this rack was heavy, just regular household tools. About a week later I was in my garage and saw that the frame had fallen on the table and was…

Update 2/8/19 Replacement with all parts arrived yesterday. YES SIR. I assembled it legless (see below) and yes it's light weight and yes you need to stabilize it BUT it accommodates my summer and conservatory tools. When you use it, you can see what you need and just grab the right tool without trying to get it out of the stack (I kept them all in the bin). Love it very much and I am VERY SATISFIED with the customer service representative who sent me a replacement with all 4 legs. I know it's…

For what it is (plastic budget organizer) it works well. Don't load the tools heavy side up and you'll be fine. (It's stupid anyway.) Any item you load heavy side up (like a shovel) should lean left or right, not forward or back, or you want them to lean. The manufacturer should not do this. Show tools loaded heavy side up because you don't have to balance everything perfectly every time you drop a tool. A few tips and thoughts: 1) Wheels are a joke. I wouldn't try to move this with any kind of

The rack is very poorly constructed. The good news is that mistakes can be fixed with simple wooden spacers. The bad news is that you have to make a real effort to use it. But I knew it was happening from all the bad reviews. I figured I could just add my own braces and instead of making my own rack from scratch it would save me a lot of time and materials. And so it turned out. The stand is easy to assemble. The first solution I would suggest is to use super glue to glue the parts together in…

I think that's a question to ask as it's a classic type of item that people looking to buy have very different expectations. My expectations weren't high. I just need some kind of shelf that can't be wall mounted where I can store my big tools to save space. Before buying a stand, all of my large instruments would just sit in a corner, leaning against a wall, or on a shelf next to that corner. I would say my tools took up about 1/4 of the available space. Two advantages of this rack that I will

I was actually looking for a heavy metal garden cart/wagon but they seem to be out of production - or I don't know where to look. All I could find were instructions on how to assemble my own - it required welding equipment - and plastic, some of these are really expensive so after reading the reviews I got two of these, one for the 'inside' " Mop and so on. and one for "outside" rakes, shovels, trimmers and so on. They were inexpensive, right sized and big enough to actually hold long handles…