IMILLET 2 Broom Holder Wall Mounted, Stainless Steel Broom Mop Holder Self Adhesive Heavy Duty Hooks Storage Organizer for Home Laundry Room Garden Garage Closet Kitchen（4 Racks with 5 Hooks）

This broom and mop holder is sturdy especially with the 4 holes and screws giving it extra stability. It hold several cleaning tools and the hooks are great for smaller items like a dust pan and broom. Recommend using longer screws then the screws included and if possible screw into one stud.

Good bit of holding power on a small compact strip. Trusting it will withstand many uses!

Wish I would have gotten this sooner! The one had before was hard to get to grip anything and things were always falling. This is so easy to put up and I love that the hooks on it are strong enough to hold my steam mop that has a odd shape. All my cleaning products fit on one of these and the other one is going in my garage can’t wait to go put that one up now.

Good product. Super easy to install. I love the hooks between the clamp holders.

Terrific product. Holds many mops, brooms, etc. We have ours on wall of stairwell to basement.

I love this item! Husband put it up and I use it in the garage. Works great, and looks sharp.

Great way to organize things.Very durable, user friendly.Takes up very little space and keeps all my supplies in order.

It DOES hold shovels and other implements with larger diameters. You can't just pop them in the way you would hang a broom or some other utensil with a narrower handle. I was able to get a shovel and a hoe in easily enough by turning the tool as I pushed it into the holder, then pushing the tool back towards the wall to make sure the clamps held on to it. A little tricky at first, but once you figure it out it works fine.You may have a problem installing. Have a look at the photo of the plastic anchors. You'll see that two of the anchors have a collar at the top; those are anchors I happen to have in my garage. The other two anchors are the ones that came with the hanger. You'll see there's no collar on them. So when you drill into your drywall you push your anchor in, it gets flush to the wall, and then when you start screwing the hanger in place, the screw catches the anchor and you end up just pushing the anchor completely into the wall, without the screw expanding the anchor. I ended up using some spare anchors I had, which had collars on them and they worked the way expansion anchors are supposed to. If you try to use the anchors supplied, you'll rip your hair out, because they Just. Don't. Work.Apart from that, easy enough installation. Spirit level, pencil, drill, Phillips head screwdriver are all you need, and you can see I loaded mine up a lot more than the advertisement photos show.

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