- 5 stars: 10 (63%)
- 4 stars: 4 (25%)
- 3 stars: 2 (13%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
The pad did not stick on my textured bathroom wall, peeled off after two days with the mop hanging. Switched to the screws and it has been fine since. Just a heads up if your wall is not smooth, plan on drilling from the start.
It works for my mop and a light dust brush, but I would not trust it with anything heavy. The listing does not give a weight rating and now I understand why. Clips hold well, adhesive is strong, I just keep the heavier stuff in the closet.
Solid stainless rail and the sliding clips are handy for spacing. I mounted it in the mudroom and it holds a broom and mop no problem. Just wish this exact style came in something past 23.6 inches since I have more handles than that.
I measured my wall but not my broom heads, and two of mine are wide. The 15 inch rail fits everything but the clips are closer than I wanted. Should have gone with the 23.6. Still, it holds and the adhesive has not failed.
The no drill pad stuck fine to my glass shower wall and has not budged in three weeks. One clip is a little stiff to open, you have to give it a real pull with two hands. Not a dealbreaker but worth knowing if you grab the broom daily.
Good holder, clips grip well and the steel looks nice against white tile. My only issue is the 15 inch bar was barely wide enough for my three handles, they sit closer together than I pictured. If you have thick handles go with the longer one.
My bathroom is tiny and the mop and broom were eating half the floor space. Mounted this low on the side wall where nothing else fit. Now all the cleaning tools are up off the ground and I can actually reach the cabinet under the sink.
The clips get the mop and broom but the little J hooks are what sold me. My dustpan, a scrub brush and a squeegee all hang there now instead of in a bucket on the floor. Whole corner of the bathroom looks picked up.
Been about two months with a dripping mop hanging on it daily and no rust spots or discoloration on the rail. The clips still close tight. I mounted with screws into a stud on one end and a drywall anchor on the other, feels rock solid.
Liked it so much in the downstairs bathroom that I ordered another for the upstairs one. Both mounted with the adhesive pads and both are holding fine. It is a simple thing but having the mop hang straight instead of sitting in its own puddle is worth it.
I checked my space before ordering and the 15 inch bar fit exactly between the washer and the wall in my laundry closet. Clips hold a Swiffer and a mop without any sag. Adhesive has held for about six weeks on a smooth painted wall.
Put this in the garage instead of the bathroom since that is where my brooms end up. Mounted high enough that the handles hang straight and nothing leans against the wall anymore. Holds a wide shop broom and two smaller brushes with room left over.
Went with the 23.6 inch version because I have five handles and did not want two rails. All five clips were used the day I mounted it. The six J hooks took my scrub brush, a squeegee, and a couple of small spray bottles. Steel feels solid, not that thin hollow stuff.
I used the adhesive pad since my lease says no drilling. Pressed it onto smooth painted wall in the laundry room and let it sit overnight before hanging anything. So far it holds a mop, a squeegee and my dustpan on the hooks. Zero damage if I ever have to take it down.
The clips actually slide along the bar so I could space them out for a wide broom and a narrow hand brush. Took about ten minutes to mount with the screws into drywall. Everything sits off the floor now and the push broom head dries flat instead of curling.
My mop lived in the corner of the bathroom for two years and always slid down. I put the 15 inch rail above the toilet and it holds the mop and broom upright with the heads hanging free. The adhesive pad went on tile and it has not moved in three weeks.