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This space-saving Tool Holder keeps your hoes, rakes, brooms and shovels upright and easy to access in a compact amount of space. No more wondering which corner of the garage your hoe is hiding in! Constructed of solid cedar, its grid forms twelve individual storage slots. You can now store most of your garden tools in less than 3 square feet of floor space! Included hardware and pre-drilled holes ensure easy assembly. Available with or without casters (no caster model has an open bottom, caster model has a solid plywood bottom). Two sizes of holes, six measuring 2.5" x 4.5" and six measuring 2.75" x 5" (12 holes total).
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Comments about Stacks and Stacks Tool Rack - Red Cedar: The best way to store your yard tools ever. It is easy to use and put together. It fits nicely in our vinyl storage shed. Get the one with casters, it makes it easier to get to the tools that are on the back side and to clean the floor.  Pros
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Comments about Stacks and Stacks Tool Rack - Red Cedar: I purchased this garden tool rack and received it today. Upon removing from the box, the first thing I noticed were the staples used to hold it together. Some of the pre-assembled parts had come apart and had to be put hammered back together. Another thing I noticed was some of the wood was bad to the point that I had to move where the screws when in. Although cedar is not known as a very hard wood, it should have been a bit harder than the material in this item. The stuff in this item is almost like balsa wood. Don't turn the screws in too hard or they will go right through. Don't use a power screwdriver on this. If this was something I would have wanted for display, it would have gone right back due the cheapness of the product. However, since it will be in the garage holding yard tools, I think it will suffice. As time passes, I will probaby have to add more screws to hold it together as the staples will probably pull out. I will have to find some kind of wood screw small enough to stablize the wood slats on the top and bottom though. Also, this came with casters and there were not enough screws to secure all for holes in each caster. I had to provide a few to complete the job.
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Comments about Stacks and Stacks Tool Rack - Red Cedar: Great tool organizer, it is amazing how much it holds in a way that makes it easy to get to Displaying reviews 1-3 |
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