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kirby brown
2025-06-30 13:03:01
Sturdy hangers.
PVC
2025-06-10 18:55:14
Really like that the hooks are wider than others. Allows for picks and tools with wider handles.
sergio del oro
2025-05-21 12:37:59
Very simple system, adjusts to your needs and is easy to readjust. I split the tracks snd made one tow higher than the other. I would buy more of these if i needed to hang more hand tools .
Customer
2025-05-17 16:30:01
Easy to assemble and looks great on the garage wall
Buu Nguyen
2025-01-02 17:12:23
Great when mounted into a solid wooden surface.But the mounting hardware for drywall was mismatched. The plastic brackets were too big for the screws, which pulled out of the wall, leaving the plastic brackers intact.Nearly lost my head when everything fell!But when mounted into wood, it did just fine. I have 5 heavy shovels one just one of the three sections, and the bracket is holding very nicely.Listen to the reviews and purchase your own mounting hardware if you plan on using this in drywall. None of the three sections have screw holes placed where both ends could go into a stud, and the mounting hardware provided will never hold weight.
Sir Shopsalot
2024-12-09 16:06:16
This system was easy to assemble and install and is always customizable. The materials are strong and sturdy and the design is nearly perfect. With this system, I have been able to restructure and rearrange the way I store my yard tools.Before, I just laid my leaf blowers and weed wackers across a shelf for storage. Now I have them hanging above where I store my lawn mower and snow blower. This has provided me with so much more storage space and has now allowed me to install a bigger TV in my garage. No matter what you say, a TV is definitely needed in a garage where real work is being done.
Maria del Mar
2024-12-02 10:10:25
First, the rack (both rails and hooks) are well constructed and strong/heavy duty enough to easily hold all sorts of gardening tools (we loaded up hoses and rakes, shovels, as well as a leaf blower and two chain saws); the hooks are also covered in a rubbery plastic which is gentle to the plastic cases of the electric tools (leaf blower).However, mounting the rails on a wall (stud & drywall) is not straight forward: These need to be attached/screwed on studs (to hold even moderate loads), and the provided mounting-hardware were pretty much useless for us: the plastic anchors are no good for drywall, they maybe OK for brick or concrete, and the provided screws seem weak and are the wrong size (too thin) for the anchors). Our garage has two external walls with studs 12" on center and two internal walls with studs 16" on center. The holes on the rails did not line up with either. So, we either had to drill new holes on the metal rails (would be fine for our external walls only), or first mount on the wall a horizontal piece of wood (we used some 1x6 trim we had around) and then screw the rails on that (middle hole of the rails was aligned with a stud and we used a long screw there for extra strength). Things worked out in the end, but it would have been better/easier if the rails were designed like TV wall-mounts (with more holes, or better, multiple wide slits). If you have a brick/ sinter-block/ concrete wall, mounting would be much simpler.
dko
2024-11-20 17:57:49
I was able to mount the three wall organizer rails by adding two more 2 by 4s to the pair I have long used for hanging tools in my garage. 2 by 4s, of course, are actually 3 1/2-inches wide. So, in my case, it would have been simpler if the 4-inch-wide rails had been narrower. But that would likely make them less sturdy, and sturdiness is much more the priority than saving time and materials for a system you trust to bear a load of up to 675 pounds. So, I’m not complaining. In fact, I have nothing but praise for this wall organizer from KLASIT. Tools come in many sizes and often irregular shapes. So, I appreciate the four different hanger types provided. Each snaps firmly into place yet can easily slide into position along the rail all while supporting the tools with a rubbery, slip-free coating. In arranging the tools, I tried to make the most-often-used ones easiest to access. We’ll see how that works out. After hanging all the tools, I had two small hooks and all three nylon straps left over. They will not go unused for long. The organizer provided this unexpected bonus: Rather than having tools scattered all over the garage, confining them to one area not only keeps things tidy but also creates much-needed space. The hanger comes with installation instructions, 20 mounting screws and, if needed, plastic anchors.
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