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Four-tier power tool wall
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Twelve drills off the bench and onto the wall, with the batteries and chargers underneath them.
Fit check
- Fits to
- Wall
- Fixings
- Not confirmed by the supplier
- In the box
- 4-tier rack, Battery shelf
- Delivery
- Window not yet confirmed — we print it before you can order
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Description
A four-tier steel rack holding up to twelve cordless tools by the handle, with shelf space beneath for batteries and chargers. It solves the specific problem of a bench covered in drills: they are awkward to stack, they roll, and the battery is always on the other side of the room from the tool.
Heavy when loaded. Twelve tools plus batteries is a serious hanging weight, so this wants masonry with frame fixings, or timber studs. Do not hang it on plasterboard plugs.
Specifications
| Fits to | Wall |
|---|---|
| Fixings | Not confirmed by the supplier |
| Size | Not confirmed yet — we print it before you can order |
| In the box | 4-tier rack, Battery shelf |
| Capacity | Up to 12 cordless tools |
| Tiers | 4, plus battery shelf |
| Wall fixings | Not stated by the supplier — buy to suit your wall |
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Guides that cover this
How to set up a workshop bench and tool wall
Setting up a workshop bench: working out the height, choosing a top, where the vice goes, and laying out the wall behind it so the bench stays clear.
Garage with no power: your options, from extension lead to proper supply
Extension lead, cordless kit, solar and a battery for lights, or a proper supply. Only the last is a real fix, and it is notifiable work, not a DIY job.
Mounting heavy items on a garage wall
The wall is the limit, not the rack. Use every fixing hole, put the best fixings at the top where the pull is, and batten a weak wall or go freestanding.
How to organise power tools in a garage
Each cordless tool by its handle on a steel rack into masonry, charger and batteries on a shelf beneath, socket in reach. Pegboard cannot hold a drill.
£210.00