Heavy duty garden tool organizer garage storage holder storage large long farming tools lawn tool metal rack shovel and rake organizer

This is the best device I’ve bought a long time, that gave us additional space rolls away and is easy to move around. It fit more than enough of the items we have as well of all the different handle sizes. Highly recommend

Very sturdy, easy to assemble, holds a lot of tools, rolls easily

Our new home doesn’t have wall space in the garage to hang our garden tools, so I ordered this free standing storage unit. At first, I was perplexed that there weren’t holes in the tubing for the screws to go through. I finally figured out that you tighten the screws below the tubing insertion and it locks the tubing pieces in place by squeezing them together. Obviously, the instructions could be better. But after I figured that out, it went together easily. I am impressed with how sturdy it is. and I like that it has wheels so I can reposition it easily. The thing holds a ton of garden tools. I highly recommend this as way to compactly store many of your garden tools.

I assembled this product today with very little issues once I had determined my method. This is a very sturdy and weighty product which is well-made of metal tubes, joints and mesh. Although the directions consist of an inventory of parts and pictures, it is not difficult to assemble once you locate any loose brown machine screws and the caps which fit on their ends. There are eight in total - four for the joints at the top of the vertical poles and four at the bottom of the vertical poles. Before you start assembly, locate all eight, either loose or still on the product - remove. Start the screws and caps in the joints at the bottom of the poles but do not tighten all the way. Next slide the angled joints with the small capped tubes onto the vertical poles and tighten all the way. Before trying to place the top piece at the top of the poles, loosen the joints on it to make assembly easier. Make certain the top piece is properly oriented with the end clips away from the end with the angled tubes. Start the screws and caps on the top of the poles but do not tighten all the way until successfully and fully on. If the mesh which fits on the top piece will not rest without popping off, loosen the joints that hold the vertical poles in place and move them closer together. I used a rubber mallet to move but not damage. Once all of the joints are completely tight, it is easy to attach the grey plastic piece with the two remaining screws on the end with the side clips. Make sure all the screws are tight using the supplied allen wrench. I highly recommend this product since it is sturdy and stabile, holding a good number of hand tools, keeping them organized. Again, when you cut open the box the first priority is locating all eight brown machine screws and their corresponding end caps to making certain none are missing. Enjoy.

So far so good ,very sturdy and holds a good amount of garden tools

Took some dedication to put it together, but not overly complicated. Very nice finished product! Totally worth it.

This product is okay (some minor issues, but okay). The assembly directions are abysmal. I've recently moved and we've been buying a lot of stuff that requires assembly to fit in the new place, so I'm painfully familiar with the current state of assembly directions. Even by that standard, these are some of the worst I've seen. It's literally just pictures with the part numbers you'll need to use. And they're not even appropriately zoomed in to show you, for example, where the washers are supposed to go (there were 4 viable options for where the two washers could go). Luckily for me, I'm familiar with what they're for and how they're optimally used, but not everyone is. Unforgivably, the directions never even tell you to tighten the existing screws (some of the parts come loosely, semi-assembled), much less when the optimal time for that tightening might be. And that's actually important information in this case because "at the end" isn't the best time for that, due to a piece that's installed over the top of an access point. The directions are just trash and the person(s) responsible for them should be embarrassed. There were also parts just loose in the box, which was fun. And if I hadn't already had a set of wrenches to hold the nut in place while turning in the screw I'd have been out of luck. The item itself is, again, okay. It's not quite as sturdy as I'd expected but I think it'll do the job. The screen at the bottom, though, is loosely held in place and is basically loose. Once tools are in there they'll likely hold that down, but it just feels like weak design. I wish I'd paid more attention to the picture that shows the four partial poles at the four corners on the bottom. Best as I can tell they're only there to hold that bottom screen down - but they seem like the kind of thing that someone might get caught on because it's just out of place. I feel like this will do the job I need it for, so it's not terrible, but I wish I'd chosen differently.

Very impressed with the tool cart. From ease of assembly (make sure you tighten all the hex head socket bolts), easy to move, and I was able to store all my garden tools plus Ego Battery Multitool attachments. It definitely has solved my need to organize my garage.