Metal Garden Hose Holder - Heavy Duty Hose Hanger Wall Mounted Water Hose Holder for Outside Yard, Sturdy Hose Reel Hose Hooks for Water Hose

The PROMEV Heavy Duty Wall Mounted Water Hose Holder is sturdy and well made. It attaches easily with the provided screws and anchors (if needed).It easily holds my 50 foot stainless steel hose (see photo) with room to spare. While they list 150 feet capacity in terms of length of hose this will hold, it also says it will support up to 70 pounds. My 50 foot hose is maybe 10 pounds, so I think this could easily hold 200 feet of normal hose.This can, of course, be used to hold more than just garden hoses. It would work well for air hoses, pool hoses, extension cords and could be used to hang a multitude of other items (think bicycles, strollers, lawn chairs and more) in your garage or workshop.In addition, the main hanger section of the metal rod is coated with a foam rubber type substance to help prevent slippage and scratching of the coating on hanger and on the item being hung.At this price point, this hose holder is a great value.5 STARS AND I DO RECOMMEND THIS ITEMI write honest reviews based on real life experience with each item to help others make informed purchases. I read reviews too, and appreciate how helpful they can be. I hope that you find this review helpful!

This metal garden hose holder is exactly what I needed to keep my hose off the ground and organized. It's made from thick, rust-resistant metal that feels really durable. Once mounted, it holds the hose firmly without bending or sagging. I’m using it for a 50-ft hose and it supports the weight just fine. No frills, no moving parts to break, just a solid, functional design.Installation was quick and straightforward. It only needs three screws to go up, which is great if you're not looking for a complicated setup. I mounted mine onto a wooden fence in under 10 minutes. The size works well for smaller to medium hoses, but if you’ve got something longer than 100 feet, it might be a tight fit.The only real downside is the hardware it comes with. The screws stripped almost immediately and were unusable. Luckily, I had some better-quality screws lying around and used those instead. So, if you’re planning to buy this, maybe grab some stronger screws just in case.Overall, it’s a great value for the price and does the job of keeping things tidy and off the ground, and enough to store the 50-ft hose. Just be ready to swap out the screws!

Better made than I expected for the money. Comes with all the hardware to install except the drill bit and the drill, of course. There are only two holes, so make sure you hit a stud. In my opinion, this hose hanger is not made for heavy use. If your intention is to hang a 50 foot 5/8" or 3/4" commercial hose, just remember, you are relying on two wood screws to secure this to your wall.

I had been looking for a way to keep my hose away from the ground and low levels, because my dogs seem to love to chew up every garden hose I have ever purchased. This worked perfect. It is very heavy duty and simple to install with the three screws it comes with. It is holding a 100ft garden hose with no problem.

Holding up a 90ft farm hose for a couple weeks now, no issues.The screws that come with the kit strip out easily. Predrill the holes might help to prevent the screws from stripping, but probably better to just pick up some better hardware.

I'm using these in an enclosed tool trailer to hold extension cords, air hoses, etc. I had plastic holders that collapsed from summer heat and the weight of the items hanging on them. These steel holders are solid and holds a lot of weight.

So far so good. Installed two of these in different places on my home. Installation was straightforward. They seem sturdy and hold the hoses in place very well. Very please with the price and the way they are working so far (installed for 2 weeks now).

I installed this heavy‑duty wall‑mounted metal hose holder in my yard, and overall it does the job: it’s easy to mount, looks sleek against the siding, and keeps my hose neatly coiled and off the ground. The hooks are spaced well to prevent kinks, and it feels more secure than plastic alternatives.However, after a few weeks of use, I noticed the metal starting to bend slightly under the weight of a fully loaded garden hose. For light or occasional use, it’ll work fine, but if you regularly leave a heavy hose on it, I’d recommend something with thicker steel or reinforced brackets.Given the price point, it’s OK—but don’t expect heavy‑duty performance long term.