🔧 YueTong All Metal Garden Tool Organizer: Heavy Duty Wall Mount Holder with Hooks for Garage Storage (4 Pack) Review

Lightweight stand that's easy to hang. Holds garden tools simple and easy to take the tool off the hook and put it back on. I wish it was a little more durable, but it seems to be doing its job even after a month of installation.

The picture is very deceptive. Look closely and you will see that garden tools are very small. These are not full size shovels or rakes. Although there are multiple hooks on each crossbar, they are so close together that only a few items can be hung from them. The rubber on the hooks is not soft enough, things slip and fall. Suitable for small hand tools but not for shovels or forks. Will send them back.

This has worked wonders for organizing my garage. Metal plates feel comfortable and durable. My only complaint is that the instructions say to oversize the drill bit and the drywall anchor doesn't seem able to hook the drywall and the screw spins endlessly, not to mention slipping out. The included drywall anchors weren't very good to begin with. Luckily I had a few extra drywall anchors that worked.

I have fitted them to both interior walls of my resin sunroof shed. I recommend first attaching a 1/2' x 10' x 6' board or something similar to the wall and, if possible, the metal. Then use short 1/4 inch wood screws to attach each of these organizers. Thanks to this, the structure became very strong and it was possible to hang on it not only tools, but also sprayers filled with contents. Very happy with these organizers. Very versatile thanks to the additional small square hooks in addition…

This is indeed a 5 star product but I'm taking it off once because the promotional image led me to believe it was a long ironing strip when in fact there are four sets of 5 mine Rivets, I couldn't poke them without risking damaging the rivets. A simple workaround was to insert a bobby pin between each set of hangers. An alternative approach would be to screw all of these hangers back to back to a 2x4 board and then screw that board to my wall. I left space between them as it gave me enough room

I'm glad I bought these as they freed up a lot of space in the corner of my garage and tidy up my tools. I recommend these brackets with a few suggestions/pro tips: - plan carefully where you want to place the brackets; - Consider spreading them out (like other walls) as you'll find that you'll overlap the studs with brackets that will keep you from hanging longer tools on them; - You will need a drill with nozzles to create pilot holes. These brackets will hold very heavy items such as…