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Boone, Iowa | I want to get some stuff hung out of the way. Anyone have good ideas for push broom holders? Found some on Amazon for $40/each. A little steep for my pocketbook. |
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central - east central Minnesota - | jedeka - 11/10/2018 12:30 I want to get some stuff hung out of the way. Anyone have good ideas for push broom holders? Found some on Amazon for $40/each. A little steep for my pocketbook. Several make your own ideas . . . . . simple shelving brackets from box stores or make out of scrap metal laying around the shop ? |
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Central IL | Got ours at either harbor freight or menards think 3 or 4 bucks a piece |
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Between Omaha and Des Moines, 7 miles South of I80 | Homemade metal stuff, we had at old workplace, that holds both brooms and shovels. (just flat or angle steel and rods, rebar or very long bolts) Had these mounted high up, with only the bottoms of the handles about 5 or 6 feet from floor; when brooms or shovels were hanging from them. Could get about 3 brooms and one shovel, or 2 of each on each homemade steel bracket. (just made with scrap metal)
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| A piece of pvc cut in half lengthwise with a slot cut for the handle. |
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SC MN | How about these?
https://www.acitydiscount.com/Thunder-Group-Handy-Hold-Nickel-Plated... |
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Southwest ND | Two big nails in wall sticking out a foot apart 7' off floor. Hang bottom of broom on nails and let handle hang down wall. That can't be "too steep" for pocketbook. Ha. |
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Centralia, MO | Don't have a picture but a 4 x 4 sheet of 1/4" peg board and a variety of steel pegs is what I use, holds a broom, spade, scraper,shovel and a couple of grab its.
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Central ND | Hole drilled through the handle end a few inches in from the end and slip it over a 10 penny nail in the wall with the head snipped off. |
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w/c Illinois | That's what I use - two gutter nails. |
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| I used old 7x7 frame u-bolts welded to a flat piece screwed through the wall to a nailer about the 10ft height. each one can hold a couple brooms or squeegees or shovels. |
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ESW ND | I did this as well. 2 rebar electric fence posts welded about 2 inches apart on flat iron. 3 sets about 18"-24" apart and a foot or so long. Can hang multiple grain shovels on one, brooms on the other, and chippers, dirt shovels, spades, rakes and hoes on the other. Hasn't drooped or broke in 15 years.
4WD - 11/10/2018 12:57
Homemade metal stuff, we had at old workplace, that holds both brooms and shovels. (just flat or angle steel and rods, rebar or very long bolts) Had these mounted high up, with only the bottoms of the handles about 5 or 6 feet from floor; when brooms or shovels were hanging from them. Could get about 3 brooms and one shovel, or 2 of each on each homemade steel bracket. (just made with scrap metal) |
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s nd | here's mine
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wall mount holders for push brooms
