Shomextol Garden Hose Holder -Upgraded Hose Holder Holds 100-feet Hose
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About Shomextol Garden Hose Holder -Upgraded Hose Holder Holds 100-feet Hose
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
74% liked the adjustable hose guide, but 26% found it did not fit their specific hose
The previous one had a single pole with its pole sections screwing into each other and when secured to the bottom ground spikes, it would rotate/spin.
I'm not sure if it can hold 150 feet of hose unless I buy cheap and lightweight ones.
The inner sleeves of the center upright section were welded crooked to the outer box on both sides.
80% appreciated the sleek and modern design, though 20% thought it looked cheaply made
I would be most comfortable paying for a product with a straight lines design in terms of value.
I am dissatisfied with the decorative fretting that holds the hose. It looks cheaply made and has sloppy welded joints.
I am concerned that the product will not only look bad but also not last very long.
78% appreciated the ample hose storage, though 22% found it could not hold the full length
I doubt that this hose holder can hold 150 feet of hose unless the hose is cheap and lightweight.
81% praised the organized hose storage, but 19% thought it was confusing to use
I like the hose holder because of the four ground spikes that make it more stable. Assembly was quick and easy.
The decorative fretting that holds the hose is not up to my expectations.
The part holding the hose is connected with 8 screws, which reduces stability.
The rack is narrower than I expected based on the photos.
74% appreciated its leak-free design, though 26% experienced occasional leaks
The metal is light and thin. I suspect it will only last for 2-3 years before rust becomes a problem.
I am concerned that the garden hose reel may not be leak-resistant as the inside of the box steel is not painted, allowing rain and water to get inside easily and causing it to rust quickly.
I noticed that the first hose holder rusted quickly on the main seam welds, indicating poor leak resistance.
76% found the materials to be high-quality and durable, though 24% experienced rusting
I have complained about the decorative fretting that holds the hose. The welded joints of the pieces that it is made from are very sloppy looking. Also, it is made from various small scraps of metal rod instead of longer continuous pieces. Overall, the decorative part looks okay from 5 feet away but get closer and it just looks cheaply made.
I suspect that the metal used in the hose holder is very light and thin, and it will only last for 2-3 years before rust becomes a problem.
81% liked the versatility of mounting choices, but 19% found the wall-mounting kit flimsy
I find the design of this hose reel holder significantly better than the other one and it is a lot more stable.
I have noticed two negatives about the product. The poles are multiple pieces which reduces stability and the part that holds the hose is connected with 8 screws which further reduces stability.
The inner sleeves of the center upright section are welded crooked to the outer box on both sides, causing it to lean forward and wobble at all four junctions. The sleeve is also too small to fit snugly.
78% found it easy to move around the yard, while 22% thought it was too heavy
I like the four ground spikes on this decent hose holder that make it more stable.
I compared it with another one and found that it had a single pole with sections screwing into each other. When secured to the ground, the pole would rotate/spin.
