6 Tons Jack Stands Wall Mount Organizer, Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Holder Hook|Fits 6 Ton Jack Stands 4 Packs

A simple design that saves a ton of floor space ina garage, I bought a couple different versions of this and landed on this item. Defenitly helped me organize the garage, I've had them for over a year, they have held up great.

Does what it claims & holds 6 ton jack stands. I screwed them directly to the studs, don't think I'd trust the anchors too much. Got my stands up off the floor so I'm satisfied, would recommend.

Love this product I have ordered it twice now because I work on enough cars that it makes my wall look very professional The only thing I suggest is you upgrade the things that you put in the wall to a higher quality that can handle more weight

Work well and came packed neatly to avoid damage in transit. Only negative is that the provided screws snapped when going directly into a stud, had to use my own hardware.

I'm very pleased with these. The material is sturdy and the design is very good - just the right overall size, hook size, and hook angle. I mounted them to a small piece of plywood and then mounted the plywood to studs in the wall (easier to move them all in the future if needed). I spaced them to accommodate two sets jack stands (3 ton and 2 ton). I put some scrap pieces of wood under the bottom side of the jack stands to angle them a little more. Works great!

Finally got the jacks off the floor. Helps keep the pesky rust stains from occurring.

strong built, works great

First and foremost, let me start off by saying that the price for the quality of material you get is amazing, the finish on them is very nice and seems like it's going to stand the test of time. I believe it would work with any type of jack stand regardless of brand as you can see, I have the standard Everlast jack stands that you can get from most auto parts stores, which is what I assume most people have and they fit just fine. The installation process is super duper simple , find a spot drill two holes or just run two screws right through the wall. I'm going into 3/4-in plywood so I can use just straight screws right into the wall. If you're going into sheetrock you will have to adjust accordingly and I would honestly use anchors, not because the jack stands are heavy just because the process of taking them on and off over the years will absolutely rip a screw out of some sheetrock. But once everything is mounted, your jack stands are on the wall. That's four less jack stands that are on the ground, which is always a good thing. I will say I really wish they would have included a wall mount for a jack and obviously the price would have increased and that would have been fine but to have it as a package deal would have been pretty awesome