Broom Holder Wall Mount, Broom Organizer Wall Mount Stainless Steel Broom and Mop Hanger Heavy Duty Storage Organization for Home Kitchen Garden Garage Room 5 Racks 4 Hooks

This is sturdy and holds items tightly. Should hold up for years to come

I bought a pair of these well-designed products that I mounted into both studs and using my own drywall anchors due to desired location. The included anchors appear insufficient for the job but that is trivial because of how great the holder is. A tip for those having trouble with drywall anchors is that you can start a tiny hole and then perfectly enlarge it to snuggly accommodate an anchor by tapping a small phillips-head screwdriver though the starter hole. Remove the screw driver and use the handle to tap the anchor in place. The tension on the roller clamps for the broom handle is ideal, the holders are easy to install although I cannot comment on the adhesive strip as I didn't use it. Overall, extremely pleased with the purchase.

Replace a plastic rack that broke after about 1 year. This is a much better item and no chance of the mop or broom falling off. My wife may struggle to get them off the rack because they are held so tight. I like it.

I saw these here on Amazon and decided to give them a try in my mud room closet. The room is narrow. I put this up and was impressed how strong the clamps were for the mops and brooms. I was even impressed by how it looks in the closet. We liked them enough for me to order one for my step daughter in her new home.

Love the secure tightness.

This is the perfect size for hanging brooms, dusters, dust pans, rakes, etc. The grips hold well, even heavier items. And after several months they haven't lost their grip. Very well made high quality. And the hooks and grips are spaced properly enough that I can hang dustpan on the hooks even when I have brooms pushed into the grip areas, didn't expect it to be designed so well. .

First of all, the product itself seems sturdy enough. It's of good weight and size. The issue is that you have to make the holes large enough for the anchor to be inserted without collapsing the anchor, and at that point the anchor will not grab and the screw just turns the anchor inside the sheetrock. Very frustrating.

This works great. Holds your brooms, mops whatever handle you have. No sliding or falling off. Keeps everything in place