Ive got a few Mythinglogic wall organizers that have held up well to the humid environment of my shed and this cart is no different. Its well made and has a great powder coat finish. It takes about 15 minutes to put together and I found some of the side tray to be somewhat optional. In fact, I put one on the wall instead so I could use that side of the cart for a tool holder. The quality is likely the best of class.

Easy to put together and it can be loaded with lots of outdoor tools and extra

My 13 year old daughter and I put this together in 1 hour.

This is great. Lots of hooks and spaces. Very easy to find what is needed. The only downside is there are no front load spaces for shelves. If there is Y handle it will not fit. The baskets are not so useful for me.

Easy enough for my 10 year old to assemble but the wheel broke after tow used and 10ft of pushing it. Not worth the money.

I am using this to sell a small amount of garden tools in my store and I think it will look great. Hoping it will hold them all easily and I love that it has wheels so I can roll it outside to display it in our garden area.

I had been keeping my yard tools, brooms, and mops in an old garbage can in the garage. After re-doing my garage floor, that storage was just an eyesore and a place for spiders to hide. I purchased this Garden Tool Organizer and am very happy with the purchase! I was able to easily assemble this item (65 yr old woman here) with some assistance from my dog. I really like the fact I can roll this around the garage or wheel it outside. Easily holds items I use regularly (and my gardening cane). I am happy with this purchase. Easy assembly and sturdy product.

This organizes my garden and cleaning tools in a tight space. The materials are all metal and sturdy. The cart is also attractive and could be used in a variety of ways. It was not difficult to assemble, just take time to sort out the parts and follow the pictures. You will need a Phillips screwdriver, and finger tighten the screws first, then use the screwdriver for final tighten ups when done. Two of the wheels lock, so be sure to carefully position them before screwing them in. The cart rolls easily and organizes my garden tools and other items very well.

Very easy to assemble, but do take a look at the directions as they provide no text and there are places where a couple of parts are over-lapped to use the same screw. Almost every screw could be finger tightened and then, when all screws needed for that particular part are installed, they can then be tightened down with a screw driver (they take Philips or blade). Extra screws and nuts are provided. For the bottom, I used the provided wheels so we could try out different placements of the rack; once we settle that, Ill take off the wheels, probably, and put in the studs since that will make for a bit more stability. The wheels make assembly a bit easier as you can spin the rack as you work on it without having to get up. As with any free-standing rack for two-handed tools, placement of brooms, hoes, etc. should be done with a modicum of common sense to avoid unbalancing the rack. Stability is aided by the bottom shelf, which can support some fairly heavy items. Unlike the plastic versions of such racks, a severe heat wave is not going to weaken the structure of this tool rack. Highly recommended - I am considering a second one.

This thing handles all my garden tools and fits nicely in with my lawn mower and snowblower. Takes the place of installing shelving in the shed. It moves out of the way easily because its on wheels. I keep it in front because when deeper in the shed, the long-handled tools dont have enough space to be lifted up out of their square holder spaces.