The 10 Best Wall Mount Broom Holders

Updated June 12, 2020 by Allean Phelps

This wiki has been updated 16 times since it was first published in May of 2020. Broom holders keep sweepers and mops organized. They also help extend the life of bristles and mop heads by keeping them off the floor. Additionally, they come in handy for arranging lawn tools, sports equipment, and miscellaneous items. The options on this list include single units and racks that help maximize space in any room, and only take a few minutes to install on a wall or door. When users buy our independently chosen editorial selections, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki. If you'd like to contribute your own research to Ezvid Wiki, please get started by reviewing this introductory video.

1. Homely Center Organizer
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2. Gorilla Grip
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3. Berry Ave Organizer
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4. Favbal Hangers
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5. Hyrixdirect Storage Organizer
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6. Exttlliy Hanging Rack
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7. Newdora Organizer
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8. Home It
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9. Bulldog Metal Clamps
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10. MCOMCE Grippers
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Special Honors

Gorvex Sanitation Rack The Horizon Rack 'Em from Gorvex extends 26 inches and features 12 hooks to hold brooms, mops, brushes, and other cleaning supplies. It has a PVC coating and is available in 13 colors. gorvex.com

Editor's Notes

June 09, 2020:

Broom holders are a great way to maximize your storage space. These wall-mounted workhorses can be installed practically anywhere inside the home. Options like the McoMce Grippers offer a tool-free installation and come packaged with strong double-sided tape to affix to smooth surfaces.

If you're looking for a heavy-duty bracket that can bear a lot of weight, the Gorilla Grip is a reliable choice.

Some brands like the Homely Center Organizer give you the option of installing the broom holder with adhesive or screws, with or without drywall anchors.

Last updated on June 12, 2020 by Allean Phelps

Allean Phelps is a B2B and B2C copywriter with a bachelor’s degree in media communications. Her career has included stints as a journalist, PR guru, marketing specialist, and ghostwriter. When she’s not writing copy, you’ll find her working on DIY projects or looking for images in the clouds with her grandson.

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