StoreYourBoard Tool Max Garage Storage Rack Shelf – Adjustable Wall Mount Garage Tool Organizer, Heavy Duty Steel Tool Rack with Shelf, Holds up to 300 lbs

Sturdy, stable, and easy-to-assemble. Plenty of storage space. I liked the first one I bought so much that I bought a second.

This rack andbshelf has saved me a lot of space in the garage and keeps it organized. Happy buyer over here.

I’m pleased with this product. It’s extremely versatile and easy to assemble. The brackets are more than long enough to accommodate any assortment of tools. For example: one of the brackets holds 2 different shovels, a rake, pick ax, and an ax. The shelf is sturdy enough to hold a chainsaw, electric hedge trimmer, chain saw oil, and an assortment of odds and endsThe installation is extremely easy. The time of installation was approximately 30 mins (I have concrete walls which required Pre-drilling and repeated checks of a level to ensure it was balanced).There’s plenty of room on the bracket to accommodate all of my tools and allow easy access when I need them without causing an avalanche of chaos when I grab one shovel.All in all I’d recommend this to anyone. The versatility, quality, installation is far above anything you’d find at the big box stores.

This is a fairly sturdy shelf, but the installation is ridiculous. I like that they have written instructions and a video to watch, and it is extremely easy to figure out even if you skipped both of those.However, using 12mm hexagonal bolts instead of traditional screws was an absolutely stupid design. There is no way (using any of my tools or even shopping in person at two hardware stores) to securely tighten the bolts because the area between the metal brackets is inly 3/4” wide, meaning the socket driver (drill or wrench) cannot get in there without wedging tightly.I was able to do it with my old socket set and then use a pair of pliers to get the socket off the bolt, but what were the designers thinking? The video shows them easily putting this in but I call shenanigans on that…it’s not possible! I got online and could not find a 12mm hexagonal socket (drill bit or wrench bit) that would fit inside the 3/4” space between the shelf brackets where the bolts need to fit.The organizer is put together and looks great on the wall. Useful and very sturdy, but absolutely frustrating to put together because of this ridiculous design flaw.Think carefully before you decide to buy.

The unit was received with damage to the shelves because of mishandling! I did not want to return this unit because of the hassle returning and the damage is on the shelves so I can functionally use it. The storage unit is very nice but I took off on the rating because of the shipping damage. It would behove you to find another shipper because this is normal for UPS!

Works for tools. Wish there was a larger gap between the hanging zone and the shelf above. Hard to fit the larger items

Very easy to assemble and has enough versatility for everything I need it to hold. A bit high on the price side but worth it.

As advertised. Easy to install. Sturdy welds. Everything fits. Done. Hardest part was having a weak stud finder on stucco (lots of holes...).

I needed a storage unit for my new shed and this proved to be ideal. It is well made and fits the end of the shed very neatly. It holds all my garden tools and there is a useful shelf for smaller items. It saves everything ending up in a tangled heap on the floor and not being able to find anything.

This well engineered. It is not cheap but you get what you pay for. Having raw bolted this to my garage wall I reckon I could go a chin up off it and it would hold me

Great storage idea. Well made easy to erect and uses all space. Great bit of kit.

Installed this today in my garden shed. Nice design and sturdy enough. One issue during assembly otherwise I would have given it an extra star: The shelves bolt to threaded holes in the shelf brackets. However the bolts were too tight for the corresponding threads in the shelf brackets. I don't know whether the shelf threads hadn't been adequately tapped or whether they had gotten a layer of paint. Regardless, the screwdriver was not sufficient to insert the bolts (they have a Philips star head). I had to first force-widen the receiving threads by turning the bolts through each hole using a vice-grip to turn the bolts. Otherwise, looks like a well thought out sturdy unit.