Rubbermaid Garage Tool Tower Rack Easy to Assemble Wheeled Organizes up to 40 Long-Handled Tools/Rakes/ Brooms/Shovles in Home/House/Outdoor/Shed Black

It seriously took longer to remove the tool organizer from the box than it did to assemble it. Works well. Something to note, and this is nothing against the product… if you have a short shed like we do (72” at its highest point) tools with really long handles will require a little finesse to get in and out because you have to lift the tool about a foot before you can start to angle it out the holder. If you have a resin shed like we do and don’t want to pay for overpriced accessories from Suncast/Craftsman to organize your tools, this is a good solution.

Easy to assemble, keeps garden & lawn tools organized, easy to access instead of a jumbled pile crammed into the corner of the shed. Holds just about all you need. Hang my digging shovel and my snow shovel on the wall next to the caddy and it all looks so good. This will be durable for many years.

Great product for rakes and shovels

I have a small 6’x5’ shed with a lot of garden tools. This is a fantastic space saver. If you look closely in my pictures, it is currently holding 17 tools, most of which are large. This Rubber Made unit is a vast improvement over an older model purchased 30 year’s ago. And it is tough. I’m no lightweight, and lost my balance inside the shed, which resulted in my putting my full weight on the bottom of the rack. It depressed and then popped back without damage. It was worth every penny spent.

Got this to clear up space in the garage and it has helped a ton! I’m actually going to buy a second one so it’s ready as we buy more shovels etc.

Great item.

First product review ever bc I had to share how good this product is ! It’s amazing! Holds so many tools. Very well built and sturdy, not all “plastic” is made the same! 10/10 recommend!!

I've had this product for a year. At first I was excited that it held everything, but I live in a desert climate and it didn't make it to the next season. The heat to my garage caused it to bow and dip. And now the bottom is "U" shaped, dragging on the ground. It still holds my tools, but it's not sturdy like it was when I first put it together and not able to move it easily on the wheels with it sagging to the ground.