For the price, it’s nice set of organizers. I have bought similar set of another brand. Not the best quality compare to the other brand but good enough for the task. It’s straightforward to install and use. The included wall anchor is garbage, you need mount it to the studs

I like the combination of the L-hook and S-hook on a single rail system that adds a good deal of flexibility to the tools I am able to store on this organizer. Easy to adjust and customize. Good quality and comes with everything you need to mount them.

These garage organizers are pretty common, but what thing that stands out here is the sheer number of hooks you get for the price. You get 52 hanging devices, which is a huge number compared to other sets I've bought or looked at. There's nothing particularly standout about the build quality (decent) or unique about the design (functional, like many of them), but I have to credit them for the sheer value. I think it's worth the purchase for that alone. I would recommend!

I received this item in good condition and immediately opened it up. I've added a couple of pictures just so you'll know what to expect in your order. Because you will be sorry if you don't get this for your home or business. It is quite helpful.Right off the bat I noticed the instructions were well... not really instructions. It was just a item list of what was in the box. Not that instructions were really needed, because everything only works one way.In my case it was probably more difficult to find a stud to screw into than actually hanging the organizer. I thought it might be important to screw into a stud as I might hang something very heavy occasionally. In most cases just using the anchors in sheetrock will be enough to hold brooms, dustpans, and dry mops with ease. I would consider finding a stud if you plan on using this for something like several backpacks, heavy garden tools, heavy gym bags, or anything that may add up to a heavy weight over about 50lbs.As far as hardware, I was slightly confused, as they included all the required hardware for the install yet there were two different screw types and sizes. In one hardware pouch there was slightly longer flathead screws which should seat into countersunk holes. There are no countersunk holes on the product. In the other pouch were standard slightly shorter round head screws which seated properly against the rails of the organizer. the anchors were all the same size. The mounting holes at each end could have been just about 1/3 of an inch closer to the end of the rail. The reason for this is so one could place the rails side by side into one stud. But like I said before, my case may be different as I use this at my place of business and will hang several heavy items from time to time, and I am on 24" centers here in this commercial building with small studs. (Apartment of a self storage facility) I drilled new holes very close to the end to get them into one stud and it works great. (shown in pictures) They hold all the items I have at the moment just fine. I even tried an axe, a shovel, and a pick axe, and it held all just fine.Oh and the small "V" hooks they are talking about are pegboard type "v" hooks. The hangers which are angled up instead of strait out on pegboards. I recommend putting those in place before tightening down your mounting screws as you will scratch your wall up behind the organizer putting those in place with it tight against the wall. (I did) The "S" hooks go in fine after mounting and can be removed and replaced at will. they can hold heavy loads as well. It is very sturdy and fairly well made. The only other SLIGHT issue I had with it was that the pegboard type hangers go into holes that are not placed well. The holes end up being right over or very near where you may be hanging larger items on the "S" hooks, rendering them almost useless without some thought out organizational planning.PROS:1. Easy to install even without instructions. Only requires some way to make the holes on sheetrock and a screwdriver. Easiest with a cordless drill driver or drill to not only drill pilot holes but to also quickly zip in the screws to snug. Then I recommend using a standard screwdriver to tighten down the screws to avoid stripping out the screws or spinning out the anchors.2. Will hold a lot of weight. the "S" hooks are thick with good rubber to hold heavy items. And the entire organizer will hold quite a bit as long as it is secured into something substantial. The flat black hangers are very strong to hold the heaviest loads with ease.3. All hardware included. No need to buy extra hooks or hangers. And all the screws and anchors you will need are included as well.4. After the install it is helping me keep my floors clear of debris and holding items quite well.CONS:1. No instructions. But they aren't really required, as it is pretty much "dummy-proof".2. The two different types of screws might throw some people off.3. The placement of holes in general on the whole product could be re-visited in the future to make the product a bit more manageable and/or ergonomic.OVERALL:Well worth the money and time to get this item and install it. It will help you keep whatever area it is in more organized.Thank all,Jim

Quick TakeA decent wall-mounted storage solution for garage tools, though the hooks aren't as robust as they appear in product photos. It's getting the job done, but left me wanting a bit more in terms of build quality.Real TalkNothing fancy, just basic wall mounting. I noticed right away that the metal hooks felt lighter than expected.What's Good:Super adjustable - you can slide hooks wherever you need themTakes up vertical space instead of floor space (huge win for garage organization)Clean look with the orange hooks making tools easy to spotRoom for Improvement:Hooks feel lighter than they look in photosCould be more heavy-duty for serious tool storageBottom LineAt this price point, it's an okay solution for basic garden tool storage. If you're storing standard tools like rakes and shovels, it'll do the job. However, if you're planning to hang heavier equipment, you might want to look at more heavy-duty options.Note: Still testing long-term durability - will see how it holds up with regular use.