Sumnacon Mop Broom Holder Organizer, 8 Pcs S-Type Wall Mounted Cleaning Tools Organizer, Space Saver Brooms Mops Rakes Holder, Stainless Steel Heavy Duty Broom Mop Handle Holder for Kitchen Garage

The S-Type hangers are well made and make it easy to store the long-handle gardening tools in a neat and organized manner. Very happy with the easy installation and the end result.

Look no further than these. Good price for hooks that are strong, highly polished and coated in a thick rubber material. Included hardware is stainless steel so no worry about rust or corrosion.I picked up a 60" 1x4 and spaced the hooks about 8" apart then screwed the assembly to the back wall of my shed. It holds both light and heavy rakes, shovels, hoes, etc., off the floor and without issue. Should have done this years ago but couldn't find a suitable solution as most of these are cheap plastic.Only issue is that one set came with three screws but did not come with the caps to cover the screws. Not a big deal as it's in the back of my shed, not a showpiece.

less than $3 a piece in a pack of 8. I took a star off for price. Thought closer to $2 is fair. mounted easily and simply. comes with all mounting hardware (and then some). I thought they were going to be less than effective at holding things in but turned out they do a very good job. Not industrial strength but good for normal use for shovels, hoes, brooms, etc. they are nice and shiny too, nothing fancy though. would buy again. I mount mine on a painted 1x4 inch x 8ft wood board across the wall studs so that I know it won't pull on sheetrock. "S" hook will flip left or right.p.s. 2 months after purchase: Now that I have looked around and seen what is out there the $3 a piece really is a fair price. I saw some others that look just like these ones but they were not as pretty and the blue part was not as substantial or effective. I still give 5 stars that would make it perfect. Perfect is a good deal not a fair one. I would buy them again

These are stronger than they look. I have installed only one, so far, to hold up my large shop push broom. I was able to put the screws through to the 2x4 stud behind my sheet rock on the wall. I expect that the hook will come down only when the wall does.These hooks come complete with screws, anchors, along with spacers and covers for the screws to make the installation look more professional.If your broom or mop handle has a large hole, like mine does, you can use that on the end of the hook. Otherwise, push up the hook with the handle, put the handle into the horizontal hook, and pull the mop or broom down just enough to let the hook and gravity take over.

I don't know what anybody has to complain about these things. They are so sticky I could barely get them out of the plastic bag. I hung heavy stuff and I hung a light sweeper and they all stayed. Nobody was moving. Very easy to hang. The screws are a little soft even after I pre-drilled. I had to use different screws because the metal heads were too soft. Although I must admit, that is a hardwood board I screwed into.

I was looking for these at my local hardware store. I found a pack of two for $6.00 ( they did not have screw with them). They were so thin and cheap, I thought I should be able to do better on Amazon. These are great. They are thicker metal than the ones at the hardware store, the plastic around the hook is also thick. These come with all the hardware. What really impressed me; they also come with caps that go over the screw, so when it is done, it looks nice. I highly recommend them. They are not cheap feeling or looking.

Clever mop/broom holder which relies on weight of mop against wall to hold in place. Very easy to slide handle up or down, which allows broom ends to be staggered at different heights and therefore spaced closer together. Easier to use than clamp type holders, but therefore also easier to accidentally release adjacent tool. In summary, I like these better than clamp type holders.

The broom holders themselves are well made and the type of rubber used for the loops holds handles without slippage. That being said, do not use the enclosed hardware for installation; the supplied anchors are worthless and the screws are too thin. Bring your own #10 screws and good quality anchors and you'll a solid install in drywall.