ZEAKOC Power Tool Organizer with Charging Station, 4 Layers Drill Holder Wall Mount, Metal Garage Rack with 8 Outlet Power Strip, Tool Shelve Drill Bit Storage, Christmas Gift for Men Dad(Green&Black)

Great storage addition!

This is not a super strong shelf, but its great for 4 or 5 rechargeable drills/drivers/impact drivers. It mounts to the wall fairly easy and is sturdy enough to hold your drills, impact drivers, the batteries above on the shelf, and chargers above that on the very top where the electrical outlets are. I like the shutoff switch on the outlet strip so the chargers are not drawing any electricity between charges. I like having multiple shelves so I can store the extra batteries on the shelf instead of in the tools. I would order this again however I will need more than 4 slots now as I have already out grown this one. If you are a DIY'er and work on your house and cars, I recommend getting the next size up (maybe 6) as you will probably fill up the 4 slot like I did. I am considering buying another of this one for a total of 8 slots and plugs, but for now I'm making due with the 4 slot. This would be a great gift for any Dad that likes to fix the car and house if he has rechargeable tools. Make sure you get one that has enough for all of his rechargeable tools as this is the only thing I didn't plan for. Tools just somehow multiply in the garage.

Good storage for power tools! I have been revamping old furniture for a while but I needed a better work area. So I started I clearing my garage to make way for a for a place to work on my hobby. I have a set of M-18 Milwaukee power tools but I wanted them out of there cases and easily accessible. A friend of mine recommended I buy a shelving unit and ended up finding this one. The 4 shelving unit was very easy to install and I was able to get all of my tools up on there. I like that each level is spaced higher than most products in the market, it allows me to put some of my larger power tools on the shelf. Great buy!

These work great but i don't know how well they would hold up just using the drywall inserts. The 3 mounting holes are 6" apart, so the 2 outside holes are only 12" apart, overall width is 16". So i mounted a 1x6 to the wall hitting 2 studs the screwed it to that. Made it extremely sturdy

Light weight, tough enough, and on the wall usable, way faster than you can build one hang it, realize it's going to be this bulky hideous looking thing, smash it and try again a week later cause your too pi*sed about it today. This rack goes up in 5 minutes no cussing even if you mess it up once or twice. It should cost 100 bucks for the headache, the $45 in wasted lumber, 14 beers, 25 minutes of repeating to yourself "why the he*l can't I build a simple tool rack. I built a freaking bridge out of wood, but bested by a 5th grade shop project." Not to mention the homestead qc department wife popping in asking "why don't you just put some boards together with some holes? I know you have the thing to make the holes" ......Skip all that. Buy this thing buy 2 or 3. They seriously hold 3 or 4 saws or drills no problem, compact with some space for chargers ,blades, spare batteries ect. I hang my battery skil saw, big dog Milwaukee impact, dc999 drill, and corresponding accessories on one.

This is the best way to keep your cordless hand tools safe and all together in one central location. I mounted mine right over an existing power outlet and can keep all my different batteries charged and ready for use! The screwdriver rack isn’t used by me because I have another rack for them that also holds more of them. I’ll find another use for it eventually. This is a well built and very strong rack and shelves. Shelves can hold quite a lot of weight too

Sturdy and functional. I’d buy again. .

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