Power Tool Organizer, Wall Mount Garage Storage, 3 Layers 4 Drill Holder, Rack for Garage Organization (1 Pack)

Full metal rack which is sturdy and able to hold several tools/drills/batteries. Comes with wrenches to assemble easily. Mounting on wall is easy too. Looks like it will hold up well.I would definitely reccomend to someone needing to get their tools centralized (screw drivers, battery drills, charger, etc..) Got my stuff out of a bag and off a table top, making it easier and faster to get to.

Not as described/pictured: At the very least, the top shelf, which I received, does not match the top shelf shown in the first photo on the product page. The same could be true for the middle shelf. It is a bit difficult to tell.Without getting too deep in the weeds, the assembly of this tool rack presents some questions/issues which defy logic. One example:Wire shelves normally have front and rear rails which project slightly higher than the other shelf rails in order to prevent whatever is sitting on the shelves from slipping off the front or rear edges. Assembling this rack, with the shelves positioned as described above, requires the shelves to be attached to the underside of the rectangular frames at either end of the rack. (Otherwise, a void exists at the mounting points.) However, doing so causes the acorn nuts to be located in the recesses around the holes in the end rails of the shelves. Which makes getting to their hex-shaped surfaces more difficult with an open-end wrench like the one supplied. So, either shelves must go on upside-down or the fasteners must be difficult to access. I chose the latter for the top shelf and neither for the middle - It is right-side-up but so are the fasteners! (Acorn nuts on top to separate the shelf from the screwdriver racks.)You might call that the worst of both worlds, I suppose.The other choices are: Where to locate the screwdriver racks: Above, below or sandwiched in-between the shelf rails and rectangular frames? I chose above with the acorn nuts on top. And, where to locate the bottom rack, above or below the square frames? And, acorns nuts above or below? I chose above for both because there was no front/rear rail issue.Yes, I do understand that, ideally, shelves should rest on top of their supports. However, I decided to try things this way because the anticipated loading for the shelves is expected to be a few pounds. However, I may add washers to reinforce the fasteners.YMMV.Once assembled, the shelf is square, appears to be sturdy enough and looks fairly decent.Optional assignment for today: Calculate the number of different ways in which this rack can be assembled.

The TaoTazon power tool organizer keeps the tools in my garage neat and organized. The three sturdy layers provides plenty of space for my cordless drills and hand tools, while the 150-pound weight capacity lets me load it up without worry. Installation was a breeze and took me 20 minutes, including the time it took to find the studs. Since I bought this power tool organizer, I no longer have a cluttered garage which also makes it much easier to find my tools when I need them.

For an average tool organizer with an average price, these fit the bill. Better ones are out there, but again, double the price. Took all of 10 minutes to put together and hang, ready to go to work.It's not the best around, nor should it be at this price, but it does the intended job and is quite sturdy.Not much else you can expect.Well done!

Before I describe the product I must give a hilarious shout out to whoever designed the product picture which shows how you can go from a totally messy garage to one nicely organized shelf. The fact that the “before” picture can show so many tools, including 12 hull length shovels and brooms, at least 8 mallets, not to mention so many other items, and then shows an “after” picture with just the shelf and a few power tools is the work of a marketing genius!Now to the product. The instructions to assemble are fairly well written, although you can likely put this together without them. Once assembled and installed on a wall it is very sturdy and does hold a good deal of weight. I don’t have a garage, so my small basement storage closet is at a premium for space.I was able to attach this to the wall studs and put a lot of diverse tools on it. I don’t have that many power tools, but it can be adapted to other items and the shelf is good for organizing other small items.

All the screws and nuts are the same size and it includes the tools to put it together. The instructions are very good quality which is something I'm finding to be quite rare nowadays. This rack is better quality than I expected, everything lined up and tightened perfectly. I'm using this for dewalt tools and it works great.

Easy to assemble, and very sturdy. A nice smooth, black finish. This is a small rack but should accommodate 4 cordless drills/drivers and battery packs. Assembly and mounting is simple. No regrets here.

Nice little rack. It's fairly thin, but looks like it will hold four drills and a charger on top.I think it will also hold some screwdrivers on the side and the side bars. The fam man plans on using this in his work van to hold drills. It’s smaller than we thought, but appears that it’ll be OK. I think it will do the job it was intended to. Time will tell how long it will last, but it appears fairly strong.