Lehigh WBH-6 Wheelbarrow Holder, Black

Easy to install and allows for reduced clutter and use of floor space. Extremely useful for people with limited storage space

After recently renovating my garage, I wanted just about everything to be off the ground in order to facilitate easy clean-up. I looked around for the perfect way to hang my wheelbarrow on the wall and came across this particular holder. The description made sense to me and I figured that being able to simply roll the wheelbarrow toward the wall and then simply lift the handles upward would be the best solution.Even though the instructions stated that the holder should be screwed into studs, it turns out that it's also fine to use strong wall anchors and attach the holder where it fits best. For me, there was only a small spot between a utility sink and some cabinets - and the studs were simply not in the right spot.Alas, all is well and the holder works wonderfully. It's easy to get the wheelbarrow on and off the wall, meaning that I never have to think twice about exerting any amount of effort - it's a breeze.Thus, I am truly happy with my purchase and have absolutely nothing bad to say about this product. It's well designed, high quality, sturdy - and does exactly what it is supposed to do.

This is just what I was looking for. I was going to make something, but this was easier. Seems study enough and installed in about 10 minutes. Saved a lot of floor space in my shed having it hung on the wall. Just push the front of your wheelbarrow up to the wall and install the bottom bracket so the hooks are just below the rim. Then lift the wheelbarrow up by the handles and mount the top bracket so the latch will clear when it is released.

This product is very sturdy and will perform as advertised but as others have said, the spring loaded clamping piece seems to get stuck in the down position and won't release wheelbarrow bed. But it isn't really stuck and doesn't need lubricating. What happens is the wheelbarrow's weight pulls the bottom of the clamping piece forward against the mounted bracket so that the clamping piece binds against it and can't be raised. The simple solution is to move the wheelbarrow handles slightly forward so the wheelbarrow weight isn't pulling against the movable bracket, which frees it to be moved up and release the wheelbarrow bed. Duh, so simple except for me and others on here who had the same problem. Better instructions could have prevented this seeming problem for us nonmechanical folks.

Attachments are such that it can be attached on a single stud. Most are not that convenient.

Arrived in perfect condition & on time! Will order from this seller again.

This is a great way to free up shed or garage space for something else. Wheelbarrows are great tools, but let's face it we don't use them every day. If you're tired of always having to move one to get to something else, this hanger is for you. Put up an extra 4X4 post section between the ledgers of my wood fence, just behind the gate, and hung the wheelbarrow there. Now it's out of the way and ready to use at any time, not full of junk because it's taking up floor space, and it's not full of rainwater!

I put this under my deck - on my house. It took 3 adjustment. First, when I followed the instructions, the bottom bracket was too high, & hit my ladder that was hanging under the deck. So I lowered both brackets. But because it’s a double wheel wheelbarrow, & the bucket is made of plastic, the heavy wheelbarrow flexed & fell out of the top bracket. So third times a charm- I lowered the top bracket to compensate for the flex. So far, so good.Update - If you use this bracket for a heavy plastic wheel barrel, it WON'T work! 2 or 3 days now, I have found my wheel barrel on the ground (the plastic flexes & it popped out of the bracket). I'm sure it works great with a metal wheel barrel, but not for a plastic one - especially if it's a double wheel. The solution - I had to pt a strap from the top bracket around the wheel barrel handles.So I tried putting my other lighter plastic wheel barrel (1 wheel) on this bracket. NO GOOD! The plastic lip on my wheel barrel is too thick!BOTTOM LINE- This bracket is ONLY GOOD FOR METAL WHEEL BARRELS!