The wall rack that holds 6 drills and charges every battery at once
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A wall-mounted steel rack that solves the two garage problems usually handled separately: where the cordless tools live, and where they charge. Six angled slots hold drills and impact drivers by the handle, two shelves take chargers and spare batteries, a bit rack keeps drivers upright, and four hooks hang tape measures and wrenches. A built-in eight-outlet power strip with a 6-foot cord runs along the unit, so every charger plugs in at the rack instead of trailing across the bench. The frame measures 16.5 by 8.7 by 12.6 inches and each shelf level is rated for 33 pounds. It mounts to a wall or to pegboard, and a second unit bolts on if you outgrow one.
Pros
- Built-in eight-outlet strip with a 6-foot cord keeps chargers at the rack instead of on the bench
- Six drill slots plus two shelves and a bit rack covers a typical homeowner cordless collection
- Modular design bolts to a second unit or mounts onto existing pegboard
- All-steel construction with 33 pounds of capacity per shelf level
Cons
- The power strip has one master on/off switch, so you cannot cut power to a single charger
- Loaded with tools and batteries it is heavy, so it needs studs or proper anchors, not drywall screws
- At 16.5 inches wide it fills up fast if you run more than six cordless tools
Frequently asked questions
Does the power strip come with it, or do I supply my own?
The eight-outlet strip is built into the unit and ships with it, with a 6-foot cord. You only need a wall outlet within reach.
How much weight can it actually hold?
Each shelf level is rated for 33 pounds, and the frame is heavy gauge steel meant to carry six cordless drills plus chargers. The real limit is your wall, so mount into studs or use heavy-duty anchors rather than plain drywall screws.
Will full-size high-capacity batteries and chargers fit?
The shelves are open and 8.7 inches deep, so large packs and their chargers fit on them. Very tall chargers can crowd the shelf directly above, which is one reason buyers often add a second unit and stack the two.
Can I mount it on pegboard instead of drilling into the wall?
Yes, it is designed to attach to pegboard as well as directly to a wall. If you go that route, make sure the pegboard itself is anchored into studs, because a fully loaded rack is well past what standard pegboard clips are rated to carry.
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