The 10 Best Tool Storage Racks

This offering from Berry Ave (about $14) is a smart first step towards decluttering your home. Its weatherproof design makes it suitable for outdoor use, or it can be an attractive addition to the kitchen. The double rubber-gripped slots keep everything securely in place.

The Rough Rack 4x4 (about $80) is an incredibly strong and durable option capable of holding multiple large tools, like rakes, axes, and even dollies. It's a great way to get bulky, cumbersome items off the ground to free up floor space in your garage.

The Wall Control Pegboard (around $66) is almost endlessly customizable. You can use hooks, loops, magnets, and more on its galvanized steel backing to create the exact storage solution you need for all the tools you own — with plenty of space left over for the ones you hope to buy.

The Favbal Heavy Duty (appx. $17) is a convenient place to hold brooms, mops, and other domestic implements with round handles, as it sports multiple spring-loaded slots capable of grasping things tightly. Next to these are stainless steel hooks, perfect for hanging tools or rags.

The Master Magnetics Heavy-Duty (appx. $22) is an efficient option for keeping small items, like wrenches, out of the way, yet still in your line of sight. The powerful magnets hold everything securely while allowing you to remove the tools you need with little effort.

You can finally tame all the loose nuts, bolts, and washers overrunning your garage with the Seville Classics Commercial (around $169). This seven-tier rack has sixteen bins, each of which has its own label to help you keep things organized.

Made of powder-coated steel, the Ultrawall Rack (appx. $43) is rugged, yet gentle on your equipment, as its hooks are covered in rubber to minimize the risk of dings and scratches. This also helps hold other things in place while you're adding or removing an item.

Made with thick plastic laid over a steel frame, the Suncast Rolling (about $52) is a durable option that makes it easy to move gardening implements from your shed to the yard, as it has four casters that can glide smoothly across just about any terrain.

If you spend a lot of your free time tending to a garden, you'll appreciate having the Rubbermaid Long-Handle (about $55) in the shed or garage. It holds large items upright to open up space, and can even hold many power tools, like a hedge trimmer or a pruning saw.

The Plano Molding (appx. $22) nestles into the corner of your garage, occupying minimal floor space while offering a fair amount of storage for items like weed whackers and brooms. Its wide base and sturdy construction keep it stable even when loaded with tools and gear.