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Rubbermaid Deluxe Tool Tower Rack - Mobile Garage & Shed Organizer for 40+ Long-Handled Tools, Brooms & Rakes - Black

Rubbermaid Deluxe Tool Tower Rack - Mobile Garage & Shed Organizer for 40+ Long-Handled Tools, Brooms & Rakes - Black

Regular price $115.99 USD
Regular price $218.99 USD Sale price $115.99 USD
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About this item

  • THE FAST WAY TO ORGANIZE: Equipped with rails, hooks, shelves and cabinets it’s an easy storage solution that can grow as life changes.
  • ULTIMATE TOOL ORGANIZATION: Holds up to 40 tools.
  • MOBILE STORAGE: Casters make for simple mobility.
  • EFFICIENT SOLUTION: Ideal for long-handled garden tools.
  • INNOVATIVE DESIGN: Front clips and new curved tubing allows for head-down storage and additional stability.
  • EASE OF INSTALLATION: Easy to assemble - No Tools required.
  • MAINTENANCE FREE: Will not rust, dent, rot or peel.
  • INCLUDES: (1) Rubbermaid Tool Tower

Product Description

This tool tower maximizes available space while still being slim enough to not take up a lot of space. It holds up to 40 tools. It has a molded-in weed trimmer and electric cord holder. Casters make for simple mobility. It is easy to assemble and will not rust, dent, rot or peel.

Amazon.com

Store and organize over 36 tools for easy access and more floor space with this garden tool rack organizer from Rubbermaid. The tool tower stores rakes, brooms, snow shovels, and gas-powered weed eaters for easy access and more floor space in the garage or shed. Front clips allow head-down storage of spades and brooms to simplify access and so that the rack doesn't get top heavy. The clips also enable easy slide-in storage from the side, rather than having to come in from above and sliding the handle into the slot. Four castors mean easy transport of all those tools from one place to another--a feature that makes it easy to relocate all those tools in one easy move, rather than 36 moves. Two of the casters lock to keep the unit in place. The base of the tower has a grid pattern to keep tools from sliding off. --Brian D. Olson

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