Oududianzi Garden Tool Storage Rack, Garage Tool Organizer Wall Mount, Garden Tool Rack with 6pcs Heavy Duty Steel Hooks, holder wall mount, Lawn tool storage, 48 Inch 3 Rails, Max Load to 500lbs

Cleaned up the stack of tools and organized garage. Love it.

I have a lot of garden tools including heavy digging tools. This rack handles them with ease. A little pricey but I don't have to worry about any tools falling on me.

This is a very sturdy garden tool rack that seems like it’s built for heavy duty equipment. The one thing I really like about it is that the holes are 16 inches apart. This makes it easier to assemble onto 2 x 4 studs, especially if you don’t have drywall up, like in the pictures.A slight inconvenience is that the tapered screws seem to be slightly bigger than the tapered holes. I wasn’t able to get any of the screws in quite all the way, despite pre-drilling holes. It’s still sturdy enough, but it is slightly unsightly. Very slightly. And it makes it a little more difficult to slide the pieces along the bar.Another thing that I dislike about this item compared to the tool rack immediately to its right is that it lacks the versatility of being able to store items in either direction. Some items such as the large rake are not able to be held upright because the head is too big and goes into the rafters, whereas it’s not able to be held with the head down because there’s nothing to grip the handle.Overall it’s a good item that I would recommend, especially for heavier items, and especially in a garage, shed, or barn with a minimum of a 12 foot ceiling. The picture show a standard 10 foot wall with an open ceiling, which works for most items, but not items such as the rake.

Awesome for garden tool s

Great Product easy to install. Very sturdy. Coating very nice.

I have a few spots in my garage that I wanted to outfit with storage hooks and decided to try the Oududianzi 3 board/6 hook system.The kit comes broken down in one heavy and compact box. There are 4 dual-layer hooks, 2 shorter single-layer hooks, 2 nylon web/velcro pieces that have a grommet installed (maybe a way to bundle a garden hose loop and then insert the hook prong through the grommet), 3 16" wide wall mount boards, 24 flat-head screws and drywall anchors, and a single instruction sheet.The hooks are spot welded several times to a baseplate that will then lock into the wall mount board. The longer prongs have been dipped into an orange latex to prevent scratching.The nylon web/velcro sling appears in photos, but its function isn't described in the product listing. The metal grommet seems ideal for slipping onto one of the prongs of the hooks and the heavy duty velcro on both ends of the nylon strap allows you to wrap tightly around something of about 1.5" diameter up to around 3.5" and still have full overlap of the velcro patches (full strength). I think you could probably hang a bicycle tire or coiled up garden hose pretty well. I used it to hold a garden mattock in a photo.The 16" wall mount boards are aluminum channels with a rubber bumper inserted at the bottom. The hooks mount by tucking behind a top channel and pulling down compresses the bottom rubber bumper to secure the hook to the board. Gravity and the tight fit keeps the hooks from coming undone. The design is made to be used with just the one side pointed up as mounting the boards any other direction risks the hooks sliding off or unlatching.The instructions are pretty lacking. The screw holes are drilled 5" on center apart horizontally and 3 7/16" apart vertically. For maximum strength, you'd want to mount directly onto a wood stud or two. The 15" spacing between the outmost screw holes means it might be tricky to mount onto two traditional wood studs in a wall built with 16" spacing (while possible, it's quite likely you'll also put a screw in shallow and could easily split the wood). Targeting a single wood stud for one of the middle hole sets and then installing drywall anchored screws in the remaining holes is probably the simplest installation method with strength. A wood backer board screwed into every stud and then the wall mount aluminum channels being directly screwed into the backing wood piece (perhaps with appropriately shorter screws obtained elsewhere) might give you the maximum strength. I suspect lightweight tools would be OK if the channel piece had all 8 mounting screws in drywall anchors alone, but I'd not encourage creating limited-strength wall mounted storage when someone might, in the future, forget about that limitation.I installed this kit at a few spots in my garage after much debate about how to install it. I'm pretty impressed with the kit's function and strength, even if I decided to use fewer than 8 screws per 16" segment.Safety Reminder: This rack system creates hooks that stick out a foot from the wall, so installing it slightly above head/eye height is probably preferred for safety reasons.Disclaimer: I was provided this new product to test and review as an Amazon Vine member. If my review helped you out, please vote it helpful so others will see it.

This review is for Oududianzi Adjustable Wall Mount Tool Storage Rack. There seems to be one company that makes these for everyone. I have a few that are identical or nearly identical. The differences seem to be how many wall plates or hook combos are included. All of them are very nice and sturdy, and they are nice wall organizers.This one is good for both large and small items. You get three 16" wide wall plates, so you can install them in a row or separately. You get six hooks (4 large double hooks & 2 small hooks). You also get two Velcro loops with metal grommets so that you can tie them around something and hang them up. From a safety standpoint I really like that this set has bright orange, rubber coated, hooks. Depending on where this wall mount is located, it may be in a spot where there is potentially to bump into it. The bright safety orange color is an added to benefit to alert you to its presence. A full set of mounting hardware is included, so you will not have to get screws or anchors. I do wish the screws were black to match though. Depending on how much weight you plan to hang from these, you may want to get some of the screws into studs (which is what I did). I would have preferred that the wall plates have been just a bit wider to be able to overlap with multiple studs (assuming 16" on center studs). The pieces are sturdy, and they are great for organizing tools and storing tools. So far I like this wall organize the most of the ones I have. I like the combination of hooks, loop set, and safety orange color on this set the most, which this my favorite so far.