Garden Tool Organizer, Yard Tool Tower Rack for Garage Organization and Storage, Up to 35 Long-Handled Tools/Rakes/Brooms, Heavy Duty Steel Garden Tool Stand for Shed, Outdoor, Black

One of the best put-together experiences ever ! A well-designed 17" wide unit - one extra screw included plus the Allen wrench - no other tools needed - 15-20 minutes to assemble. Four leveling feet for bottom to adjust if the floor is uneven. Clearly diagrammed instructions included. Actual DIMENSIONS are ACCURATELY DESCRIBED on the Amazon product site. This STURDY RACK FITS A SMALL SPACE. No way is this rack "flimsy" per several one-star Amazon reviews reported. Per my photo, this rack holds full-sized flower pots, nested into one aother to maximize space. If CORRECTLY LEVELED & ASSEMBLED, fully-loaded with pots, rack is TOALLY STABLE (I was unable to displace the rack with side-to-side or front-to-back movement attempts). The petite metal three-shelf unit is perfect for storing indoor gardening paraphernalia-pots, tools, etc. The metal is powder coated. Several “S" hooks are included for hanging garden tools, scissors, etc.

I at first did not think that I would value this unit, even after doing what constitutes research on Amazon, especially after it arrived and seemed so small, though the organizational rack was within the specs listed. However, it turned out to work great. I did order another unit, and I was able to organize all my landscaping supplies for work in one corner of the shop. The unit is made of solid metal and well constructed. It has adjustable legs and allows one to arrange their tools in a personal manner that, over time, one can tailor to their needs. I found this product well made, easy to assemble, a good value, and it did the job of organizing all the landscaping tools.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:We needed something to hold brooms, mops and other long-handled household cleaning tools. This fit the bill perfectly. Easy to assemble and sturdy. I bought a second for yard tools and it works equally well.

Thank you to all who answered my question! (is it as small as the box indicates?) Most of you said it was small but sturdy so ... I assembled it (very good instructions, for once..TIP: pay attn to the part that says DO NOT TIGHTEN :)) and found although it is SMALL, because it's --ALL METAL -- with metal screws, it's actually quite sturdy. That said, it is best used for tools with a smaller head. My big LEAF RAKES, for example, were not a good fit here because the tops took up too much room (but that seems to be true of most other organizers I saw too). Also, this organizer does not have hooks on the sides that many others do...but I suppose that's easily rectifiable with a few add-on S-hooks.

I ordered this after seeing it in my neighbor’s garage. During assembly, it felt kind of shaky. However, after tightening all the bolts and adding my tools, the product was quite sturdy. I was even able to stores my 10x10 tamping tool.

This small tool organizer is a gem. It takes no space and fits lots of tools. It has been a game changer for our garage. Worth the money. It take literally five minutes to put together. Worth every single penny.

Easy to build very strong and sturdy. The metal is coated so it’s well made. Fits most brooms and other items but if they are all same size then it’s hard to fit all items I

While the rack has convenience with its wheels and is very stable from the way it's shaped with the wide base... The same cannot be said for the way the components fit together. There are no joints or notches for the pieces to more solidly affix to one another. The entire framework relies entirely on flat surfaces being held together with screws. The problem is that even with heavy tightening on the screws you end up with something that can shift several inches left and right as all the various connections allow their connections to twist.If you're willing to buy some brackets to snap on yourself with extra screws and a little determination? Then you can fix the problems with the design. All that this could have needed was some tabs tack welded on at key points to make everything fit much more tightly. It's unfortunate.All that said, it works, and doesn't seem like it'll readily fall apart. It'll just have a lean to it, which isn't good, but it's passable.