Support de rangement mural pour outils électriques H 8,66 "x l 18,7" x P 7,87 "

I ordered this tool organizer in hopes of making a dent in the clutter on my workbench, and its helped me do exactly that. As is apparently par for the course these days, instructions are sparse and mislabeled, but assembly is simple and only requires a little bit of common sense. The shelf seems sturdy and fine to hold heavier batteries. I havent quite decided how to arrange everything but am pleased with this little organizer - I only wish it had another shelf layer or the ability to add on so that I could truly fit all my batteries and chargers!

Great little shelf. I did not need it for holding tools, but got creative as it was the perfect size I needed for my own personal closet and I am using it to organize my purses and other personal items! Clever and effective. It is clearly strong enough for my purposes and so I would recommend for creative ways and for tools.

I purchased some new yard equipment and needed a place to store the tools, batteries and chargers somewhere other than the workbench. This was a great solution. It is a well built, easy to install, solution. It comes with all the hardware needed to hang it on drywall. The bonus is there are also hooks on both sides to store screwdrivers or plyers. This is a great addition to our garage.

Great little rack! Isn’t very large, but does keep my most used tools together and easy to access. It was easy to hang and probably works in most spaces. If you have a lot of tools you would definitely want something larger

Solidly built and matches the description — no visible defects, and the wood top is a nice touch. It holds my hats and caps well and feels sturdy on the wall. My one real complaint is the instructions. They were weak and hard to follow on the details — I couldn't tell the assembly order or how to position the pieces. The parts weren't labeled to match the diagram (A, B, C, etc.), and all the screws came dumped together in a single bag rather than sorted by type. A little trial and error got it done, but clearer directions and labeled hardware would make a big difference.