Garden Tool Organizer - Utility Rack, Holds Yard Tools - Garage Organizers and Storage Home Essentials by Stalwart - 40 Yard Tools, UNIT

The Bottom Line: If you want to organize your yard tools on a budget, this rack is a fantastic value—just don't expect to actually fit 30 large tools on it. Full Review: I bought this Stalwart Garden Tool Organizer to finally tackle the mess in my garage. Here is my honest take on how it performs: 1. Build Quality: Flimsy at First, Solid When Assembled I have to be honest—when I first pulled the plastic pieces out of the box, they felt a little flimsy. I was worried it wouldn't hold up. However, once I actually put it together, the structure tightened up significantly. Performance: After assembly, it seemed to handle everything I put in it just fine. It sits very firmly on the floor and doesn't tip over, even with heavier long-handled tools. 2. Realistic Capacity The "30 Tool" Claim: The description says it holds 30 tools, but I don't think you can really get that many in there. The handles fit the slots, but the heads of the rakes and shovels crowd each other out at the top. Still Plenty of Room: That said, this wasn't a problem for me. It still holds a significant amount of gear and did exactly what I wanted it to do—get my stuff organized and off the floor. 3. Unbeatable Value Price: Just like other items I've bought recently, the price on this was excellent. I looked at similar organizers at the local home improvement stores, and they were significantly more expensive for basically the same setup. Verdict: Don't let the lightweight feel of the unboxing fool you—once assembled, this is a solid rack. It sits firmly on the floor, solves the clutter problem, and is a great value. Highly recommended.

I was actually looking for a heavy metal garden cart/trolley, but it seems no one makes them any more - or I don't know where to look. All I could find were instructions on how to build my own - that required welding equipment - and plastic, some of them very dear indeed, so after reading the reviews I got two of these, one for "in" brooms mops etc and one for "out" rakes, shovels, trimmers and so on. These were reasonably priced and an appropriate size and tall enough to actually hold up long handles, many of the other racks were way too short to actually keep the handles upright. These will serve until I can find my metal ones, or I take up welding (grin). They are as expected, plastic and therefore due to the nature of plastic, they are flimsy and over time the plastic will become brittle and will warp and shatter. That said, they will serve their purpose - to tidy up the broom closet and the tool shed, and keep the long handle items corralled and more orderly. The instructions are minimal, and it is not clear which is "front" and "back" unless you study the Amazon picture, or until you get it assembled (wrong in my case) but it comes back apart fairly easily (is that a good thing?). The "front" is the tray side of the bottom and the u-shaped holders on the top. This allows you to store heavy, thick handled items with the business end down in the u-shaped holders- shovels, garden rakes, street brooms, dust mops... As the heavy ends of these items are down and sitting in the tray. it keeps the holder stable and prevents tipping. This rack is not heavy enough or sturdy enough to store heavy shovels and rakes with the business end up, it will tip and fall and would be very dangerous! My "push firmly" wasn't sufficient to get the supports to "snap" in place (per instructions), I found a rubber mallet helpful. I wouldn't use a regular hammer as this is after all plastic, and might break. It has wheels on one end and a grip on the other so you can lift up and roll it. This is not intended to be rolled around the yard, just making it easier to shift its location a bit. It has holes on the back side in both the top and bottom sections so that it can be bolted to a wall to make it more stable. It is clear that "40 tools" counts all your little hand tools - rose shears, clippers, feather dusters, gloves, and does not mean 40 shovels and brooms. There are 5 "large" u-shaped long handle holders, and 5 "small" o-shaped long handle holders for long handled dusters, light bulb changers, fan blade cleaners and the like, and 4 tiny round holes - my feather duster is in one of these. In my case my electric edger fits in one of the u-shaped holders but the grip sticks out and covers the next u-shape holder, so I only have 4 available, so look at your tools handles to figure out how many of your items this will actually hold. This is exactly what I thought I was getting, and it will work for now, but not forever, but it is much better than the cardboard wardrobe moving boxes I have been using, so I am very happy.

Included before and after photos. This is a huge improvement to spaces that house shovels and brooms and such. We considered a small closet-like storage in this space, but it would have cost 7x what this item cost. It isn't super solid-definitely doesn't quite roll full of tools bc the legs would pop off if lifted, but it scoots fine, and holds all of this very well. It's easy to balance your tools, so there is no way it would fall over unless you put all tools in leaning to one direction, which would be silly. Mine came with 2 extra legs for some reason. They became a sword for my kids, haha. I did put electrical tape over the holes where the legs fit in (top and bottom) bc it is hollow and I am not trying to provide a home for East TX spiders. 😬

Just the right size for my few rakes and shovels

Excelente, funcional y duradero

I live in a small flat with no storage space, garage or broom closet so I purchased this for all my brooms, mops and buckets etc. It sits in out unused bath and is a life saver. It keeps everything neat and tidy and easy to get to.

Love this thing! Not super sturdy with taller items, but works beautifully to hold everything

Buen producto, lo recomiendo ampliamente.