Hose Holder

I bought this two years ago to replace one of those wide plastic hose pipe holders that are bent into a single hook. After a while those get brittle and the hook part breaks off. This looked like it would be easier and less messy to use. Turns out that it is a lot easier to coil and remove the hose when there are a load of smaller hooks to hang it on instead of one big one. It looks neater and it is easy to lift off just the right length of hose for the job. I'm so pleased with the one I bought in 2020 that I just ordered another one for the wall on the other side of the garden.

This is a novel solution to the issue of hose storage and one I have found works well. Not well as in the photo used here to advertise it. I do not know what would be required to get it that neat looking, but it does still work out fairly neat. It holds 25 metres of hose with ease. I am sure it could hold much more. It does keep the hose in close to the wall and does not take up nearly as much space as a semi-circular reel type one would, and is nowhere near the ridiculous bulk of some of the wind up ones.This takes more time to wrap it back up after use and does take a bit of practice. When you are using the hose it just naturally dispenses as much as you need as you walk away, which is a bonus.Cheap, seems well made and come fixes to a wall by means of 3 screws, wall plugs may be required. Simple enough job and I am happy with mine after several months of use.The one supplied to me however was light grey not green as shown and it does not say where it was made, but gives the appearance of a generic made in China product.

I’ve been searching for sometime now for a hosepipe holder and not one that went over the tap, this one I have discreetly placed on a side wall, it’s about 5ft off the ground to prevent any dragging on the floor. I have a flexi hozelock 100ft hosepipe and there’s no problem with it at all. I would recommend it, very sturdy. It’s greyish/beige in colour and didn’t have any screws with it, buts it’s ok, no real problem.

My only comment beyond what I say in the headline is that there is no way an ordinary human being will be able to hang a hose a neatly as what we see in the photograph. I bet it took them hours to get their hose to hand so perfectly.

A simple plastic, hose pipe holder. It's about 1 foot in total length, so is alot smaller than it appears in the picture. I have put a 25 m hose pipe on it, no problem. The bracket needs to be at least 1.5 metres off the ground to get the hoop lengths. It's better than a reel, much easier to use. Abit quicker to put the hose pipe onto it.Surprised there were no screws and wall plugs with it though. You need three screws. I used 1.5 inch length screws, more than enough.

This is a nice tidy hose holder. I received a beige one, not a green one as the picture suggests. No problem with the colour change but I did find it a nuisance to have to go through my shed to try and find suitable screws and raw plugs. Just adding them to the box would be better.

After the windup mechanism broke on my hose reel, this was an easy replacement to use. Having the hose on view all of the time really doesn't bother me although I can see some may find it ugly.Good value for money I think, simple to fit to a wall or in my case a concrete fence post, will easily hold 30m of hose ☺

Very novel way to store and use a garden hose. Simple top install with just 3 drill holes required. I have a 50ft hose, and it has easily accommodated this. Looks strong enough to last for many years. Mine is in the side entrance of our property, and being on the wall means this is not obstructed by hose.