Broom Mop Holder Wall Mount,Favbal Garage Organization Tool Organizer Storage Broom Closet Kitchen Organization Heavy Duty Garage Tools Hanger with 3 Racks 4 Hooks for Home Kitchen Garden Laundry Room
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It has the capacity to support a significant amount of weight. I'm using it to hold push brooms, but it appears to be capable of supporting a lot more weight. It's made of stainless steel and is extremely well made. The ease with which it can be installed is largely determined by the location. I'd say it's very simple to put together, but I'm a carpenter.
There are two ways to install the Broom Mop Organizer, and you can choose the best one for your installation surface: Self- For a smooth surface, use adhesive, and for a rough surface, drill holes with screws.
No, it'll only fit a standard broom handle that's about 1" in diameter or slightly larger.
Yes, our broom mop holder is constructed of stainless steel of the highest quality: Moisture-resistant and water-proof Proof, Rust-Proof, and Anti-Rust Corrosion is a term that is used to describe the process of corrosion br>Perfect for any indoor or outdoor setting: Kitchen, Bathroom, Garage, Office, and Garden are just a few examples.
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If the following issues were addressed, I would have given this 5 stars:
1. The screw mounting holes are 12 inches apart, but the wall studs are 16 inches apart. As a result, only one side of the stud can be used.
2. The vinyl anchors would not hold sheet rock in place and would simply spin as the screw was tightened.
3. The rollers are nice and tight, but removing the broom, etc. requires a lot of force, which is a little scary given that it's secured with vinyl wall mount anchors. It's possible to simply pull the entire structure out of the wall. (To avoid this, we used another vinyl anchor. )br>4. The rollers are touching the wall too closely. The wall will be touched by the wet mop hanging on the hook.
5. The rollers aren't spaced far enough apart. The broom/mop head/dust mop heads are tangled and bunched together.
6. The hooks are a great idea, but you can't remove or replace anything in the middle rollers while the hooks are still attached to something. It starts to tangle.
7. Due to the tightness of the rollers (fear of jerking it out of the wall or having to crank the broom handle against the wall to get it out of the holder) and the bunching of items on the holder, it is difficult to remove or replace items with one hand. br>Good metal is used in one of the good things. If you secure it to the wall with other means, it feels sturdy. One option is to attach the holder to a 2x4 board and then hang the board on the wall. Allows you to store your tools and mops further away from the wall.
To be honest, I've probably bought and returned 5 different mop holders, mostly because they don't meet my wife's standards. 90% of things are made in the same manufactured in the same manufactured% flimsy plastic with a shabby appearance They'll get the job done, but they're also unattractive or come in a rainbow of colors. This is by far the most powerful and attractive one I've seen. br>br>The included sticky tape and screw covers are an added bonus that elevates this product above the competition. My wife approved it right away, so I'm happy, and we can finally put our broom and mop away from the pantry floor.
This thing is fantastic, and I expect it to last a long time thanks to its solid construction. A broom, mop, and swiffer mop are currently attached to the hooks, as are a dust pan, swiffer sweeper, fly swatter, and umbrella. Any of the items can be easily removed without causing any inconvenience to the others. It feels great to clear the clutter from the floor and organize our space near the back door. I am ecstatic!.
It holds up well even if you only use the adhesive that came with it. It's also firmly attached to the peg board. I'm quite taken aback by what I've seen so far. I would strongly suggest it. It doesn't matter which adhesive they use, it's fantastic. The brooms and mops are firmly in place and will not fall over. I like how it has hooks on the sides to hold other items. It's small, but it's got a lot of storage space.
Metal holder that is well made and attractive. Screw heads are even protected by metal covers. Much better than the flimsy plastic versions that are currently available. Plastic wall anchors, on the other hand, were insufficient. lacked the necessary gripping power In the absence of a wall stud, 3/16" expanding toggle bolts were used. The holder is securely mounted and will not pull away from the wall, despite the need for larger holes (1/2"). I couldn't use the screw covers because the toggle bolts I used were too long. The hooks are large enough, and the slots have double rubber grips for a secure grip. There are also adhesive wall strips included, which are a nice touch but I wouldn't use. It's been set aside for a lighter-weight mounting project.
The mop and broom rack is fantastic! This mop/broom stand is very sturdy and keeps the mop/broom in place. As can be seen in the image - I'd get two because the brackets are too close together unless you stagger the ends and turn everything else upside down or have a very thin bottom head. All of the mop and broom heads are pointing down, which we like a lot. As a result, we required 2. The hooks are too narrow for a dustpan or anything else wide - A towel or a fly swatter is all that is required. It's the best mop rack I've ever had, except for the spacing issues. Much better than the low-cost plastic ones (which aren't exactly low-cost)!.
I had to buy this item in order to get the information I needed, and I'm hoping that it will be useful to someone else. br>br>This unit's longer version (with three sets of clasps) measures 15 inches from end to end. It comes with adhesive strips, but given the bracket's weight of nearly a pound, these will likely be insufficient. As a result, it's a good idea to use the included screws to secure it. br>br>However, where are the screws supposed to go? Then there's the element of surprise. The distance between the two holes is 12 yards. If you have a 15-inch wide space on your wall and are mounting to a solid surface that can support the weight, you should be fine. But what if you have sheetrock or, as in my case, a garage with exposed studs? I'm no expert, but mounting to the studs is the way to go. That is how large-screen televisions are mounted. Unfortunately, because studs are typically 16 inches apart, this bracket will not even reach from one stud to the next. br>br>All right, let's get started. If all you need is a bracket to hang your feather duster from, tape this item up and you'll be fine. Lightweight household tools, on the other hand, typically have a hole through which you can hang them on a nail and completely forget about it. This is not ideal for hanging something like a rake in the garage.
This is a good product that did its job of holding my mops, broom, and umbrella. The holders are quite sturdy, which is a plus. I can hang things without them colliding because the holders are spaced far enough apart. When I remove something, I like to open my hand just a little to relieve pressure, and it works fine; however, I do use my own metal wall anchors, which grip the sheetrock better. Because the holes were not spaced according to the standard 16" spacing for stud placement, I only got one stud, but it's securely fastened to the wall, so I'm not concerned. This is something I strongly suggest.
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