Garden Tool Organizer for Garage, Yard Tool Rack with Wheels, Garage Organizers and Storage Holder for Yard Tools (Deluxe Tower)

I ordered the deluxe tower to manage the mess of garden tools in my garage. I paid only $75 on Prime Days, but it would have been worth the full price. It was easy to put together, even for this 69 year old woman who is not great with tools. Very sturdy. It fits neatly into a corner of my garage and holds a variety of tools and other gardening supplies. I’m thinking of ordering another for my brooms, mops, dusters and other cleaning tools. It’s that good.

I am very happy with the Mythinglogic Garden Tool Organizer. It is not a light weight... not at all flimsy. I feel it is good and strong, and functions very well in holding my garden tools and keeping them nice and organized. There are several wider rectangular slots (as you can view in the product pictures on Amazon) for you to insert either the shovel blade first, or the shovel handle in to. I will be keep this organizer in one place in my outdoor potting shed area but I do have the option of rolling it wherever I would want or need to if desired. I found it easy to put together. Just be sure to use follow the diagram using the proper screws. It's easy to follow. It was a great value for me since I managed to catch a sale. It definitely suits my needs. I'm happy. :)

We had a cheap wall-mounted aluminum strip garage tool hanger, the one with the gravity clips. The problem was that the pre-drilled holes didn't line-up with the studs, so we mounted mostly into drywall alone with anchor screws. After about two years, either the ghost in our house got utterly bored or gravity took its toll and the strip dismounted from the wall, with quite a startling crescendo - these things always happen in the middle of the night. The dog went bonkers.My dad has a plastic free-standing tool organizer in his garage, its probably the Rubbermade one, and I always liked that, had my eye on it, but didn't want to spend upwards of $60 for this type of device. Well I bit the bullet and bought this one, although I was very doubtful about the quality for $110. Bottom line, as always, you get what you pay for. Is it worth $110? Mmm, maybe $75. And it probably costs $30 to manufacture somewhere in China. But the instructions were clear, only like 8 steps, and took about 1/2 hour total. It's very sturdy and solid - I'm, glad I made the investment. It easily holds our rakes and brooms, swiffer, a hand axe, dust pans and brushes and electric leaf blower. On the top rack I like to keep a few six packs of IPA. This thing has plenty of space and they also give you six hooks to hang things from, so you can get creative.But wait, mon frère, the best part about it is that it has CASTORS, two which lock-off! So after you assemble this beauty (mind you all the pre-drilled holes were spot-on, it's a very quality and tight build) all you have to do is roll it in place and voila, your garage is instantly 30% neater and your life partner will highly impressed.So I say just order it if you're on the fence (like I was) & you can thank me later. Afterwards, you might feel so especially accomplished as to support your local butcher, get some nice thick ribeyes, dust off your Traeger grill, pop off a few cold ones and celebrate your engineering skills with a nice steak dinner. And don't forget to wear your old Life Is Good T-shirt. This is the occasion to do that.

This unit works well for small spaces. We enjoy the following features:1. The wheels roll easily making it convenient to roll it outside to hose everything off.2. The design allows for some awkward handle sizes, like an open handle shovel.3. It easily rolls into a corner of the garage and can be moved when needed.4. So far it appears to be sturdy enough to stand up to a lot of use.5. Assembly was easy.

I replaced a Rubbermaid plastic corner unit (that had no wheels) with this Organizer -- one of the best product switches I have ever made. I store all kinds of sizes of mops, dusters, handled scrub brushes, etc. in it. This organizer fits into a relatively small space, is very sturdy/well made, has lots of options for storing a variety of items and rolls easily so you can move it out and clearly see what is stored in it. I wish I had seen this sooner because I would have purchased it then and not have had to always struggle with my old organizer that took more space, did not move/roll and stored much less. It helps to have someone assist with putting it together -- not hard to do, just a bit cumbersome to do it alone when you first get started. I wish I had more room because I would buy another. I would definitely buy from this quality brand again and, currently, the price is cheaper than usual -- money well spent!

Great garden cart. Holds quite a few gardening tools. Has several hooks to also hang the small gardening tools. Ordered one with wheels as easy to transport around property. Sturdy, great size, essential functionality and well worth the purchase. Love being organized!

Have lots of garden tools. This device keeps them organized. I was concerned the unit would tip but it did not. Rolls fine with the casters. Some assembly required but straight forward.

Fits great in my shed. Holds my garden tools well. Can move them out of the shed since it has wheels.