Rocky Mountain Goods Deluxe Metal Hose Hanger - Most Solid Wall Mounted Hose Hanger on The Market - Rust Proof Wrought Iron - Fits 100’ of Hose

We had needed a hose hanger for a while but only seemed to find plastic ones or plain metal. This one looks nice, is easy to install, and holds our 50 foot backyard garden hose.

First time purchase but found these to be very sturdy and large enough for a 100' water hose. Would buy again.

Seems sturdy enough to do the job without sagging. I had a little fantasy that maybe it was made in the USA, but that was quickly shattered when I saw the "Made in China" sticker. A couple of spots had the paint scraped off––from rough handling I assume. Should last for years. Time will tell if the included screws are stainless steel.

The product is made of good quality. It is a simple design which is what I was striving for. Allows me to hold over 125’ of hose.

Got this sturdy lil fella to replace a broken plastic p of s bought from a big box store - this is actually like one of those old school done right don’t mess w it kind of things . Your grandfather had it at the lake cottage and now so should you . Get wrapping and feel secure doing it . Beer time !

This is good sturdy product and exactly what I needed to store my hose in my garage. I have a very long hose and it easily accommodates the length. It is easy to unwind the hose from holder and attach at my hose bib. I am an older woman & had no difficulty attaching it to my garage wall.

This is a very high-quality hose hanger made of steel and it holds a lot of weight; overall much better for hose storage than the flimsy plastic ones.

Purchased this as it has great reviews.The product came in a bag with screws zip tied in a pouch to the product. There was NO instructions at all.This is fine for someone as handy as myself but causes a lot of issues. First, there was ONLY screws included. No anchors.This is mounted to the side of my house obviously so I needed to drill through my stucco/concrete. Well I drilled a pilot hole and got the screw in with no anchor. Only for the screws to strip. When I started backing the screws out one of them snapped under the torque/heat so half the screw is in there. I gave up and will be filling in those holes when I repaint my house.I drilled two new holes and used my own store bought anchors instead.The saying is true that you shouldn't use included nuts/bolts that come with the product as it does not have ratings or grades.