Freestanding Garden Hose Holder Hanger, Heavy Duty Metal Water Hose Storage Stand Rack

Works well once the base is securely driven into the earth... and if the earth is million-year-old + clay, say like on O‘ahu. Otherwise, mount it, at least the top several inches of the prongs, in concrete or tie the top to an adjacent wall. Otherwise, it'll slowly or quickly topple depending on the hardness of your soil. In midwest top soil, you'll have little choice, trust me,.

Purchased this to keep garden hose in back yard neat and tidy. My husband would leave the garden hose laying across the yard. This makes it east to wrap the hose around it making the yard look more tidy.

I like it, and it holds a 100 ft hose good for the most part, but I guess it's the weight of the hose that's causing it to lean forward a bit... or the soil or a combo of both.

New , time will tell well made easy to put together.

easy to assemble, goes into the ground easily. Looks good too

I like the look of the product, but does not support a long hose well due to the weight. The two pieces could fit more snuggly and the 3 prongs could stsnd to be several inches longer. It tends to lean forward. It may work fine with a shorter lighter hose?

Used for garden hose, better than hose caddy because of compact size.

This short hose stand is easy to put together. It comes with tools and all needed hardware. It seems like sturdy material, but it does have some wobble to it due to one center stem. I was careful when winding the hose around it to avoid pressures that might work it loose from the ground. My hose is 75' heavy duty. It holds the hose without a problem. A lighter weight hose would be even easier to use with it. It seems like a reasonable solution to not drilling into your house.