36360-6 Ultra Hold Eight-Hook Tool Rack, 36 by 5-Inch

This is my second one installed on my barn wall... They work great and are durable...

I ordered two of these tool racks to replace a similar style purchased years ago. Happy to find new ones. I use one by my laundry room door for swiffers, dusters, mops. The other I hung out in garage for brooms, light rakes, etc. I like the removable hooks. If you have 6 bulky tools, you can remove two hooks to avoid tangling and squashing. Highly recommend - good price, too. Just don't try to hang a 10-pound trimmer. Not made for such.

Product was ok with the exception of cheap non protective packaging.

I love this organizer rack. So much so, I bought two more for other homes. It makes my mop/broom closet organized and easy to use. Installation is a extremely simple. The hooks hold well keeping the cleaning units up off the floor, even heavier wet mops.

Better than the plastic thing it replaced. This is holding 5 heavy and 3 light garden tools . It flexes a bit, but has a tight grip and the 3 screws are holding it nicely in the wall. Secure it to studs, don't use the drywall anchors.

This is the best tool rack I have found! So easy to install and even easier to use! Finally all the mops, brooms and garden tools are up off the floor and are so easy to remove. The racks are very well made--I bought 2 and wish I'd found them years ago!

Having gone through several designs of mop and broom racks this is the best. The clamps are gravity fed which means the heavier the tool the tighter the grip. The holders that use a clothes-pin like clamp are worthless, and the kind with adjustable pegs where you hang your mops and brooms upside down quickly run out of room if you need to hang something wide.This one allows tools of many widths such as 4' dust mops since by lowering the wider ones you can hang not so wide one right next. We have one of these in the laundry room for household swiffers, brooms and mops, and another in the garage for heavier tools used out there.

The wire holders are very distinct and need to be assembled correctly for the hanger to "scissor" and bind when you put a tool handle in it. The "straight" wire on the left HAS to be UNDER the "bent" wire on the right as you face the tool hanger. 5 of the 6 were not assembled this way and tools would not work correctly. It was a pain in the butt to disassemble and reassemble correctly. I have existing hangers like this already in the garage and they work perfectly. That is why I ordered more of the same. IF you are not mechanically inclined and very strong hands you probably want to eyeball your purchase closely before installing on your wall. POOR quality control for an expensive tool hanger. Works great when properly assembled as designed.