Tolhoom Storage Stand Dockings Station For Dyson Grey Review

I needed something that would prevent my vacuum cleaner from falling without making holes in the walls (I rent a small but fancy apartment). I'm not a practical person at all, but I had no problem assembling this stand and mounting the vacuum cleaner on it. It's very compact so it fits nicely in a corner or in my utility cupboard and is great for keeping all my Dyson accessories in one place. I also appreciate that the seller messaged me to make sure I have all the little screws and parts to…

It was easy to put together. There were extra bolts in the fittings but no nuts. The seller was great and asked in advance how I liked the product and offered to send more but faster to a hardware store. I hate putting together a 10 minute project and stopping to get the materials I need. Once together it was unattractive and awkward. The strength was ok, but I couldn't easily hang the vacuum cleaner. It was the wrong height for the Dyson v11 and I had already assembled it so I threw the $85…

This is a way to organize one of the Dyson V blocks In essence, everything seems fine. But . . .The top screws are for wall mounting or need to be spaced as the platform is further extended below. The power plug can be plugged in where it's supposed to be, but on the V-11 and V-10 models it doesn't sit in its place due to the distance to the rear (bottom) or lack of space (top) neither installing nor unplugging V don't work well enough. Often when it takes two hands and a little prayer. I'd…

The stand is really easy to assemble, although like in my case it doesn't come off my hand. At first I struggled to assemble the base JUST because I had the piece back to front. After flipping the part over, it took less than 5 minutes to assemble. The stand seemed expensive to me, although comparable to other brands. After using the Dyson for a month, I got tired of propping it up so the cats couldn't knock it over. Also, finding the right mount in the Dyson organizer bag wasn't easy. After…

The first thing I'd like to recommend is for the manufacturer to put silicone or felt pads on the bottom to keep the metal from scratching the wooden floor. Also to ensure better stability. Second, the quality control seems a little off the mark. Some parts were welded crookedly, although they remained functional. Can be assembled quickly and easily despite the almost cryptic instructions. Anyone with a modicum of intelligence can successfully assemble it. It is durable and provides wireless…