“Your shed floor is for equipment - not weed whackers.” - HangThis Up

“Your shed floor is for equipment - not weed whackers.”

A CLEAR ADVANTAGE!!

The HangThisUp.com Ceiling Mounted Weed Wacker Rack has several advantages, especially if you're trying to maximize the usable space in a shed or garage.

Key benefits

  • Gets the weed wacker completely off the floor. Instead of leaning a long, awkward tool in a corner where it can fall over, the ceiling rack uses otherwise wasted overhead space.
  • Frees valuable floor space. This is particularly important in a smaller shed where every square foot of floor space may be needed for a mower, wheelbarrow, lawn equipment, or work area.
  • Uses wasted ceiling space. The rack attaches directly to exposed ceiling joists, turning space that normally provides no storage value into useful storage.
  • Keeps the weed wacker out of the way. Hanging it overhead reduces the chance of tripping over it or knocking it over when moving other equipment around.
  • Provides a dedicated home for the tool. Instead of asking, "Where should I put the weed wacker?" every time, it has one obvious storage location. HangThis Up's broader philosophy is that every tool should have a designated place. 
  • Quick installation. The rack is predrilled and comes with the mounting fasteners and Torx drive bit, so installation is designed to take only a few minutes.
  • Made from cabinet-grade birch plywood. The pair is CNC-cut from 7-layer cabinet-grade birch plywood and designed specifically for lightweight garden power tools.
  • Made specifically for sheds and garages. Rather than adapting a generic hook, it's designed around the awkward shape of a string trimmer/weed wacker.
  • Inexpensive space recovery. At the current listed price of $19.75 per pair, it's a relatively inexpensive way to reclaim floor space.

"Turns wasted ceiling space into usable storage."

Your are buying more usable space in your shed!

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