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Got both shapes and stacked them, the box higher and the rail underneath. Folding umbrellas go up top, the long one hangs below. It keeps everything in one spot instead of three corners of the house.
I have had it on a humid bathroom door for about eight weeks and the steel still looks new. The clear tray comes out easy to rinse. Money well spent for 22 bucks.
The drip tray is the best part, no more wet spots. That said, the three front slots are small and my chunky umbrella barely sits right. Compact ones are no problem at all.
The whole back is magnet so the install is basically nothing. I put it on the steel door at our entry and it has not slid once. Nice for a place I will not live in forever.
The matte steel finish matches my door hardware better than I expected, no weird shine. Sizing worked out at 8.5 wide and it does not crowd the frame. It is a touch small if you own huge umbrellas though.
The deeper box is what sold me. Folded umbrellas stand all the way up and the front slots let them dry out. I have had three in there at once during a rainy week.
I did not check first and my entry door is wood, so the magnet had nothing to grab onto. That is on me, the listing says to test it. Ended up moving it to the steel garage door and it works fine there.
My golf umbrella has a crook handle and it hangs perfectly over the rail lip with the shaft down the door. No more leaning it in the corner where it leaves a ring on the wood. Install was nothing.
Liked the first box so much I ordered another for the side door. Two umbrellas stand upright with handles up so you grab the right one. My old setup was a pile of them on the closet floor.
The carbon steel feels solid and has held up through a wet spring without any rust spots. Only thing is the rail divider is a little tight for two thick-handled umbrellas at once. One at a time fits great.
Slide out tray, dump in sink, put back. That is the whole maintenance routine and it beats mopping up puddles. I keep it on the bathroom door now since that is where the wet ones end up after a commute.
It does what it says for umbrellas and the magnet is strong. My only real complaint is there is no published weight limit so I am nervous to hang anything heavier. I get why they do not invent one, but I wish there was a number.
I rent and did not want to drill into the steel door. This clings right on and comes off clean when I move. I have the two pack, one on the front door and one on the back.
The box is 3.1 inches deep which is fine for my compact umbrellas but my bigger golf one does not fit inside. It still hangs okay on the rail version I got for the lower spot. Just be aware of what you need to store.
I read the part about testing with a fridge magnet and did it before ordering. Mine grabbed hard, and the holder has not budged in two months. It holds two folded umbrellas and the long one hooks on fine.
Our mudroom floor used to have a permanent dark spot from wet umbrellas. I stuck the box on the steel back door and now the water just collects in the tray. Took maybe ten seconds to put up, no tools at all.