Stalwart Organizer per Attrezzi da Giardinaggio - Carrello Multiuso con Ruote Contiene 40 Attrezzi da Giardino - Organizzazione Garage e Conservazione Oggetti Essenziali per la Casa

Brand:‎Stalwart

3.2/5

€
127.09

DETTAGLI DEL PRODOTTO - Materiali: plastica. Dimensioni: (L) 29,5" x (L) 13,75" x (A) 33,5". Porta attrezzi da giardino e scopa Contiene fino a 40 attrezzi. Colore: verde scuro e nero. DESIGN SICURO - Sia che tu stia organizzando i tuoi attrezzi da giardino o cercando un porta scopa e scopa per il tuo ufficio, questo supporto per attrezzi Stalwart riporrà tutto, per una soluzione di archiviazione su cui puoi fare affidamento. COSTRUZIONE FORTE - Questo porta attrezzi da garage e organizer per capannone è realizzato in plastica resistente che è abbastanza robusta da resistere all'uso interno o esterno. Si monta in pochi minuti: basta montare i pezzi insieme, senza bisogno di attrezzi. CARATTERISTICHE INTELLIGENTI - Una varietà di diversi slot e ganci di archiviazione assicura che ci sia un posto per tutto ciò di cui hai bisogno per riporre. Le ruote posteriori consentono di portare questo carrello porta attrezzi portatile da un'area di lavoro all'altra. ORGANIZZATORE PER ATTREZZI DA GIARDINO - Questo robusto portaoggetti per garage ti aiuterà a disordinare il tuo capannone. Conserva fino a 40 attrezzi nell'assortimento di slot progettati per adattarsi a attrezzi da giardinaggio di tutte le forme e dimensioni, dai rastrelli e le scope alle prolunghe.

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EAN: 0886511932197

Categories: Casa e cucina,

Assembly Required	‎Yes
Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	‎Stalwart
Color	Dark Green/Black
Color	‎Dark Green/Black
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 5,537 ratings 4.2 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎Stalwart Rolling Garden Tool Storage Rack Tower - Fits 40 Tools
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	‎75-ST6010
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎0.52 Kilograms
Item Weight	‎1.15 pounds
Manufacturer	‎Trademark GLB
Material	Plastic
Material	‎Plastic
Mounting Type	‎Freestanding
Number of Shelves	‎1
Part Number	‎75-ST6010
Product Dimensions	30"D x 34"W x 14"H
Product Dimensions	‎30 x 34 x 14 inches
Product Dimensions	‎30"D x 34"W x 14"H
Recommended Uses For Product	‎Tools
Room Type	‎Office
Shelf Type	Tiered Shelf
Shelf Type	‎Tiered Shelf
Size	‎UNIT
Special Feature	Portable, Wheels
Special Feature	‎Portable, Wheels
Special Features	‎Portable, Wheels
Style	‎Garden
Warranty Description	‎Na.

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Scritto da: Diana

Hallway closet reorg

This organizer was put together in 10 minutes. It came with 2 extra legs. It was very easy to put together. I didn't take a before pic, but my after pic is a total overhaul of my cleaning supplies. I am very happy with the new look! Everything is accessible. The items I use most are in the front. The items I use a few times a year are in the back.

Scritto da: Constant Consumer

Great idea. poor iimplementation

The design was good. but manufactured poorly. It was made of thin molded plastic. The round tubing wasn't perfectly straight. T he instructions say to insert the tubing until you hear a snap, but I never felt or heard a snap until it broke through the bottom molded piece. The tubing wouldn't stay in the molded pieces whether the tubing broke through or not. (When you lift one end of the cart up to move it on its two wheels it just falls apart. (I ended up gluing the tubing in place) The wheels should be larger diameter so you could lift one end of it up without scraping the bottom molded piece. The bottom molded piece has slots in it which allows many garden tools to fit through the slots and drag on the ground if you do try and move it. Some of the holes on the top molded piece are not large enough to allow some garden tool handles to fit through. So, I would not recommend this cart.

Scritto da: Bryan J. Kautzman

What are you looking to get out of this item?

I think that's the question that needs to be asked, as this is the classic type of item where folks who are looking to buy one are going to have a very large range of expectations. My expectations weren't high. I just need some kind of rack, one that doesn't mount to the wall, where I can store my large tools in a way that will save a little bit of space. Prior to buying the rack, all of my large tools were just kind of in the corner propped up against the wall or on a shelf adjacent to that corner. I would say that my tools were taking about 1/4 of my available storage space. The two benefits of this rack that I will definitely make use of are 1) my weedeater actually fits, though barely and 2) there is just enough space beside the rack to put my ladders. In other words, this unit really did save me space, and it makes it easier to access the tools because they are not stacked on top of each other. However, there are some legitimate concerns voiced by other reviewers. The plastic does not seem to be very durable. The plastic shelf and base seem to be kind of middle-of-the-road. It's very lightweight, but also about a 5 or a 6 on the durability scale. Those two parts will probably fare okay for the long haul as long as they aren't exposed to direct sunlight. The support poles, though, are a different matter altogether. I had concerns that they would be strong enough for me to set them into place during assembly. I was very careful and ended up using a mallet instead of putting my weight on it. The wheels are pointless. If you're looking to use this as a mobile tool rack, look elsewhere. I could see this being okay if you are wheeling around hand tools, but if there is any weight whatsoever on the rack, you'll be better off moving your tools one at a time. Dead serious. That's the one big tip I have for the manufacturer. Get rid of the wheels and knock a buck or two off the price. The organization of the slots could be better. This unit works great for holding my large tools. It currently holes a shovel, a rake, a thatcher, a sod plugger, a tamper, a weedeater, and a few other odds and ends. I have concerns about the weight of the tamper, but it does okay with these items. The items it doesn't hold well include things like garden shears, a lopper, a pruner, and the like. In other words, most hand tools are not well suited for this rack, and I was really hoping that this would help provide a solution for those tools that are just slightly too big for a tool box. This is going to meet my needs. It's in a closet, so there is no exposure to the sun. I intend to keep it stationary, and I was able to free up room in my closet to store other things. My review is based more on my expectations combined with what I feel most folks will use this for. Would I buy this again? Let's just say I'd shop around again first.

Scritto da: Ms.T

A big step up from a carbdoard box, so I'm happy!

I was actually looking for a heavy metal garden cart/trolley, but it seems no one makes them any more - or I don't know where to look. All I could find were instructions on how to build my own - that required welding equipment - and plastic, some of them very dear indeed, so after reading the reviews I got two of these, one for "in" brooms mops etc and one for "out" rakes, shovels, trimmers and so on. These were reasonably priced and an appropriate size and tall enough to actually hold up long handles, many of the other racks were way too short to actually keep the handles upright. These will serve until I can find my metal ones, or I take up welding (grin). They are as expected, plastic and therefore due to the nature of plastic, they are flimsy and over time the plastic will become brittle and will warp and shatter. That said, they will serve their purpose - to tidy up the broom closet and the tool shed, and keep the long handle items corralled and more orderly. The instructions are minimal, and it is not clear which is "front" and "back" unless you study the Amazon picture, or until you get it assembled (wrong in my case) but it comes back apart fairly easily (is that a good thing?). The "front" is the tray side of the bottom and the u-shaped holders on the top. This allows you to store heavy, thick handled items with the business end down in the u-shaped holders- shovels, garden rakes, street brooms, dust mops... As the heavy ends of these items are down and sitting in the tray. it keeps the holder stable and prevents tipping. This rack is not heavy enough or sturdy enough to store heavy shovels and rakes with the business end up, it will tip and fall and would be very dangerous! My "push firmly" wasn't sufficient to get the supports to "snap" in place (per instructions), I found a rubber mallet helpful. I wouldn't use a regular hammer as this is after all plastic, and might break. It has wheels on one end and a grip on the other so you can lift up and roll it. This is not intended to be rolled around the yard, just making it easier to shift its location a bit. It has holes on the back side in both the top and bottom sections so that it can be bolted to a wall to make it more stable. It is clear that "40 tools" counts all your little hand tools - rose shears, clippers, feather dusters, gloves, and does not mean 40 shovels and brooms. There are 5 "large" u-shaped long handle holders, and 5 "small" o-shaped long handle holders for long handled dusters, light bulb changers, fan blade cleaners and the like, and 4 tiny round holes - my feather duster is in one of these. In my case my electric edger fits in one of the u-shaped holders but the grip sticks out and covers the next u-shape holder, so I only have 4 available, so look at your tools handles to figure out how many of your items this will actually hold. This is exactly what I thought I was getting, and it will work for now, but not forever, but it is much better than the cardboard wardrobe moving boxes I have been using, so I am very happy.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Works well for organizing!

Once the tools are loaded it’s sturdier and does the job. Keeps things in one organized place.

Scritto da: Mihail Gokhman

Good quality. Nice organization

Good quality. Nice organization

Scritto da: Michael B.

Use Screws to Hold it Together

Very top heavy when loaded with tools. Really can’t move it around even though it has wheels. Best to anchor it to a wall. Use a 1/8 inch drill bit , 12 sheet metal screws (One at every joint) to ensure that it doesn’t come apart if the top is lifted.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

this is flimsy, and arrived broken. cancer and reproductive warning

Very flimsy plastic. Arrived broken right out of the box although both the product box and the Amazon box are undamaged. Does not roll along unless garden tools are removed. Assembly instructions are inadequate. On top of that, it has a Cancer and Reproductive warning with no further explanation, apparently having to do with California law. There is a website about the warning, and I went there but could not find this product. I still don't know how it might give me cancer. Not worth the money. Spend a little more and see if you can get something sturdy and made of better material.

Scritto da: Meghan Palmer

Should have checked reviews

For $83 CAD I expected it to be sturdier than was it is Weight from my 42lbs kid made it bow. Instructions could have been better... not difficult to assemble, but subpar. It is a pain in the ass to return, so hoping it holds up. Not worth the cost though.

Scritto da: Reaghan Embertson

Honestly... It's terrible

When assembling the plastic cracked while pushing down to insert poles. The two plastic wheels might as well not even be there, it's so light that even fully loaded you can pick it up and move it easier than attempting to wheel it. If you want rakes to have their tines on the bottom of the cart it is not wide enough unless you want to reduce the amount of storage you have. Overall I would not buy this again & I regret purchasing it.

Scritto da: Granny

Tool Storage

I do love this product. I had it together and my gardening tools in it the day I received it. It was easy enough for this 67 year old lady to put it together myself. The only thing I would add is and extra side with drawers for all the small stuff I use. It would make it perfect!

Scritto da: Laurie Nelson

Great idea! Flimsy product!

No issue putting it together due to how flimsy the plastic is. I set it up against the fence and just hope it will keep the tools together. I can see the cold weather will cause it to snap pretty easy and in the hot weather fold easy. I am sorry I paid way to much money for something so flimsy...I can't see it holding the yard tools for long. Having a vinyl fence won't allow anything to hang on the fence so this was a good idea just not a good product!