Evriholder Magic Holder 5-Position Wall Organizer

Full Overview

A "wall" organizer designed to hold various household objects with handles of varying thickness. Simply insert a handle into a slot and a rounded, gravity controlled, rolling ball automatically adjusts to the handle's thickness and grips it securely. Use in the laundry, garage, garden, utility room, offices, and more.

Technical Details

- 5-position wall organizer for handled tools
- Rolling balls automatically adjust to each handle's thickness and grips it securely
- Easy release by lifting the handle
- Each ball holds up to 7-1/2 pounds of weight
- Compact sizing and clean design

this is the best. It is compact, sturdy, and a must for those who have little storage areas. Ours holds a broom, hammer, mop, swiffer, and swiffer wet jet with no problems. Everyone we know has one just because they saw ours. It really is fantastic.

This little gadget arrived with everything I needed to install it on the wall. I put it behind the door in the laundry room where it keeps my broom, sponge mop, floor waxer, etc. out of sight. To put something away, just place it in the space where you want it, then let go. It is gripped and held by rubber like "tires" mounted to surfaces that adjust instantly to the size of the tool.

I've had it for about four months. It's never loosened from the wall or dropped a tool. I couldn't be more pleased with it!

We purchased a two pack of these holders for our garage. Initially, we were excited about the product. It installed easily and held most of our tools, brooms, mops, and such. Like another posted suggested, our Swiffer and other small handle tools did not fit. What really disappointed me was that very quickly; some of the springs/rubber bands/balls broke and no longer held any broom, etc. Now, I'm in the market for a new storage system so that our brooms, mops, etc. are not on the ground. I would recommend getting something with less moving parts to break.

This holder works great for lighter brooms, mops, etc. If the item being held is a little heavy, then it won't stay up and falls off the wall. As long as nothing is too heavy, it works fine.

Great idea. However, the "balls" that are supposed to hold things in place can get stuck
inside and then don't work. This happened to one just as I got it on the wall and started
to put things in place. Can not get the "ball" back out so it will work. Since then many others have done
the same thing rendering the whole thing pretty useless. Would not buy again. Got an OXO
holder at the same time and while it only has four places for things it has worked flawlessly
and I will be ordering more of those to take the place of this product.

It's hard to describe in writing, but the rolling cylinders with the rubber "O" rings just don't work very well! It's not a good design. The "O" rings keep jumping out of the groove and this causes the rollers to get stuck up inside the housing. See what I mean about this being hard to describe? You'd understand in a second if I could post a picture. Ah well! I tried glueing the "O" rings into the grooves and that helped a bit. But the long and short of it is this thing is a pain to use and I recommend you shop for some other kind of mop holder.

Although maybe a little too plastic looking for public display, it is a more elegant solution than most I have seen. Works well at holding brooms and they are easy to remove, but since the slots are closely spaces, you need to stagger the heads of brooms, tools or mops, so don't expect them all to line up neatly. It also means that when you remove one, it may knock others out of their slot. So don't count on this to really hold 5 brooms or mops unless you are willing to do some strategic planning to make them all fit that close together.

This works well most of the time. It's not magic. I have had mops/brooms fall out of it occasionally. You have to pay attention when you're hanging something and find the "sweet spot" where it locks in place. If you take your time with that, things stay up for the most part.

This system has a mechanical component with grippers and cogs that work better than just rubber grippers. But one of the rubber grippers comes off the track and has to be fixed regularly. Other than the one slot, it works great.

These holders have been very helpful in organizing our garage, allowing us to hang brooms, mops, shovels, rakes and paddles on the wall and out of the way.