Will it hold shovels, rakes, ax, etc.?
588294
I agree with D. Heath, this would not work well, if at all, for large garden tools.
588295
Hi Anita,I have rake, fork ,hoe etc hanging on the holder with no problem.Restricting factor could be the diameter of handle,as the grips could limit that.Frankly ,I have found it to be most useful and typical of the Oxo range of par excellence!Good luck. Manna
588296
Also, not heavy duty enough for that. I have seen products advertised for that kind of equipment, this is for more lightweight things
588297
Not only are the handles of shovels, rakes, ax, etc. typically too large for this device but these items are too heavy to be held in place by the OXO Good Grips expandable wall mounted organizer.
588298
I don't think so, the openings for the handles are not much larger than a typical broom or mop handle. Looks like 1.5 inches is about the max they would open
588299
It might for a little while, but it is not designed to hold the weight of those types of tools. I'd use one of the garage organization systems for shovels, takes, etc.
1743414
We mounted ours on the old satellite mount, which is a little bit bigger than a rake handle. The bolts and screws that you use to mount it are also adjustable so you could likely get away with a bigger or smaller pole, no problem.
359372
It would hold small items such as the small screw driver. It is pretty strong, but not "industrial" :-)
1221745
Yes. Love mine. Use it for all my garden stuff, like tools and fertilizer- heavy duty plastic.
2206009
It depends how big it is, perhaps if you can fold the handle down, if you want I will measure the floor & let you know tomorrow. It does have a lip along the bottom of the yardstash so if you did use it for a lawnmower you would have to literally lift it in and out
777035
Yes, it will. It's pretty sturdy. I have books, pictures, a vase, etc., on mine and it holds everything well.
1957638
not sure what size but im using it for regular broom and mop and it would hold a shaft double that I think
1937450
I have one rack full of outside garden tools and will use my second rack for garage tools, such as brooms, mops, and misc. tools that cannot be stored outside shed.
1281658
I assume you mean the camlocks, because the rack dimensions are given (15"-24"). The cams adjust and will hold widths from swiffer-sized to a large broom handle. A tool handle like a rake or shovel might fit but would likely be too heavy for the holder.
1953534
It should carry that. Its very sturdy. You'd still have room for more, I would say.
296535
It's pretty sturdy but I don't think I would push it. Items like shovels of course are heavier, and they also have wider diameter handles. I like this item very much for brooms, mops, stuff like that. Maybe one shovel, a spade. But for multiple garden tools, shovels, hoes, snow shovels, I think I would go with something designed for those sorts of implements.
75647
My dad keeps all his heavy duty tools in it. It is also plastic though, so if they are huge heavy weights and a lot of them. But it can handle a lot.
2006953
I believe it will unless it throws itself at it and maybe even then. I believe it can be anchored if on dirt. I have used mine for dogs and chickens.
26095
It should. If the magnets keep the doors together, I believe the handle will withstand the load. Best wishes-
1061989
According to the dimensions, it should. I use it for storing my large snow blower, self-propelled mower and assorted lawn tools. I really like it.
451891
Yes it stands up fairly straight, and you pack the soil right up to about an inch from the top of the bag. I don't think I would attempt to lift it if the soil was wet though, it may cause the handles to rip away from the bag.
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this rake is very strong the handle is made from steel and very strong you should have no trouble this rake