🧹 Tripar International Broom and Tool Holder – Optimize Your Search Review

Does what it's supposed to do, but the price didn't convince me. Also, I had to use my own screws. The supplied screws are too short!

These tool holders fulfill the task described. They're strong enough to hold my heaviest brooms, shovels, etc. and are easy to install. To install these tool holders into drywall anchors, you will need longer screws than the ones included.

They're great for supporting our broomsticks. The screws that come with the kit are too short to use - they don't penetrate the drywall to the studs and certainly won't stay in the drywall. But with the right screws everything is fine.

They are ideal as a support for our brooms. The screws that come with the kit are too short to use - they don't penetrate the drywall to the studs and certainly won't stay in the drywall. But with the right screws everything is fine.

This product does not work. Would give -1 if there was a choice, now we have to spend time going back. I have a standard broom - not heavy at all and just slides out. It can hold light garden tools, but also a nail. But a wooden stick, like on the back of the box, or a shovel and rake on the front—no way! These hooks have little/no support. Luckily I checked before making any screw holes in my wall and considering other reviews the screws didn't work in any way. It's a shame, I've been waiting…

I have old hooks just like the photo. Only the shape of the bracket is different. This type of hook works great when the top and bottom holes of the C-hook are parallel and the hole in the C-hook is only 1/8" to 1/4" larger than the handle of the tool you want to hang . about 1 and 1/4 inch for most standard tool handles. This is the only measurement that really matters, but unfortunately most manufacturers never offer it. My hooks are 1 and 3/8 inch. Some of my largest tool handles are too…