📦 Optimized Storage Stand - LongArm0071 Review

(Top shelf has 25 holes, less than 10" x 10") This product disappoints on several counts. All holes are very small and close together, so only objects with thin handles will fit. Also, objects with large heads (e.g. rakes) are almost too narrow to even try to turn them on. The top shelf of this shelf does not attach securely to the posts. Used a rubber mallet a few times and couldn't get it to stay down. With that in mind, we shifted our long-handled tools and ended up using this rack for…

For the price, that's a pretty good deal. It's not as strong as a rock, but strong enough to hold garden tools, including heavy shovels. If I arrange my tools properly, I can fit many tools in this small space. It's great if you have a small corner but not much wall space. Of course, since you're inserting the tool through two holes, it doesn't hold the U-handle tool I knew when I bought it; I also bought a simple bracket that I screwed to the wall to hold a bunch of U-handle tools. I put a…

Assemble with a rubber mallet according to the instructions. I made sure the support legs are in contact with the bottom of the base. The middle shelf is also set firmly in the middle, secured with a hammer, and the top shelf is also fastened and inserted. However, it is still fairly easy to understand. It is too light when assembled and the stand is too small to prevent it from falling off if handled carelessly. If you've loaded it up with heavy tools like shovels and metal rakes, it's a good…

I had a different brand (angle design) of this tool holder and didn't like it. It took up a lot of space, was all plastic, and was a bit unstable when fully loaded with tools. So I bought this. It was easy to put together in 5 minutes or less and I didn't even have to read the instructions (which were good). When assembling it, I was surprised at how durable it is. The frames that hold the plates are made of metal. Once assembled I would call it solid. Having loaded many tools on it (brooms…

I ordered this because I needed a way to get long handled tools into the small Suncast Vertical Canopy. Mister. The LongArm fits well in this small space; The top of the stand is low enough to allow you to insert and remove tools without having to pull the stand out of the canopy. I also like that the wider base gives the whole device extra stability. At first glance, you'd think its small organizer wouldn't fit many pens, but it's surprisingly roomier than it looks. I like that there was room…

Assemble according to instructions using a rubber mallet. I made sure the support legs are in contact with the bottom of the base. The middle shelf is also set firmly in the middle, secured with a hammer, and the top shelf is also fastened and inserted. However, it's still pretty easy to understand. It is too light when assembled and the stand is too small to prevent it from falling off if handled carelessly. If you've loaded it up with heavy tools like shovels and metal rakes, you'll want to…