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Question: Mine came without any directions.  What diameter bit does one use for the anchors?
Document: Ok, we don't get excited about broom holders - but this little thing is great! Easy to use, double duty with hooks along the front, again - easy to use. Some of those clamp things really require pushing and pulling - this works easily without straining or finesse. Would recommend
Use the &#34;Lift Up&#34; arrow on the front as a guide. I had to try several screw drivers that were thin enough to get through the holes and long enough to push the screw into the wall. I used a stud finder and a level because I had them with me.For a minute there, I thought I was going to have to return it because I don't have a drill to make the holes in the wall for the plastic screw anchors.
This broke after one month of use. It arrived with one of the slots a little loose. I just used that one for my larger- handled mop. Now, the silly thing won't hold anything in the muddle two slots! Don't waste your money - buy one with the clamp-style slots.
Replaces a similar holder that must have been 15 years old when it recently broke. This new one doesn't use springs, so it won't break the same way; and it has five retractable hooks in addition to the gravity-based mechanism that securely holds the broom handles in place. Well-made, should last even longer than the first one.
This does serve its purpose however when installing it the screw set was not easy to use. Two of the three went in fine, the third one broke as I was installing it. Make sure to have something skinny to mark where the holes go. I will look for another brand for my next one. The three screws are not large and I am concerned it will fall off the wall with heavy use.
I have tried the single loop broom holders in the past. They would eventually cause the broom to slide down. This works better because the broom is held tightly in place by grips. Also, it is very sturdy. I even use one of the slots for my son's bat. This was a great item to finally get my broom, mop, dust mop and wet mop off the floor, which tends to gather floor dust.This is a good purchase if you desire a sharp organization tool.
Hanging up this organizer for my swifter, Bona equipment, etc. was long overdue. It is working great so far. I gave it a 4 rating as there were no directions included. A simple improvement would have been to include a paper to light weight cardboard template that could be used to mark the holes that needed to be drilled. Much easier than trying to hold the strip, add a level on top, and get a pencil through the holes without moving everything.
Installed it in about 5 minutes without even measuring. Works great. Makes everything look much more organized. This is the best product for this purpose I have seen.
Ordered two of these to organize a closet full of cleaning items. Each holder comes with anchors so you don't need to worry if you are not installing directly into wood studs.There are rollers that hold five cleaning product handles and there are hooks that fold out to hold lighter weight products like rags or a Swiffer duster. You'll be pleased.
It's not pretty, but neither are my cleaning tools. I used the anchors to install, and I don't think this will fall down any time soon. It holds all of my regular sized handles, and can handle something as thin as a Swiffer handle as well. The best part (and something the other products of this type do not seem to have) is the flip down hooks for dustpans and smaller items.
Answer: When I do this type of installation without directions I try to match the plastic insert that first goes into the wall and then use the two bits smaller for a tighter fit (you may crush the plastic if not careful) or use one drill bits smaller than the plastic insert so the fit is closer to the size.  Then Once you have spaced all your inserts in your wall (they are level and correspond with the holes of the item going on the wall, Line up the item on the wall and hand screw in 80% of he way until you have all screws attaching the item to the wall.  Then tighten down all screws until the wall mount is secure.  I hope that helped you some.