Ladder Grabber Ladder Storage Hook, [2-Pack] The Best Garage or Shed Storage Solution for Your Organizational and Cleaning Needs

So easy to install ... 5 minute job to drill 2 pilot holes into garage wall stud and screw grabber into place. So simple - but sturdy, strong and very neat. My 8 ft ladder is out of the way, but easy to access when needed.Very happy with this product - money very well spent!

Finally got these off the ground and on a wall this these hangers. Easy to use lag bolts are very secure and screwed into studs. Only thing I find interesting, if you tighten up the bolts all the way, so the mount is flush and tight against the wall, there isn't enough wall clearance for the ladder to hook on correctly, after slightly loosening the bolts (everything still feels secure not wiggle and the bolts are plenty long unscrewed just a few turns) the ladders fit in a much more secure way. Only recommendation is to not screw the holders tight to the wall

I really like the mount, works well. But the screws seem pretty cheap. I chose to mount in the wall studs and had one bolt lightly tightened down and as I was tightening the second bolt down both bolts snapped at the same time and place, the thin part above the screw threads. Fortunately I had two extra bolts of the same type and length but both were thicker at the area the others snapped. Tightened the new ones down lightly and it’s held a heavy ladder for about a month now with no problems.

Very satisfied with this product. I especially like that it's made from injection molded plastic, made in the USA and invented by an old timer.I hung a 10' Weber and 5' Little Giant Flip-N-Lite. The Little Giant was tricky as I could only hang it from the top orange tray since the Ladder Trap only juts out 1-1/2" from the wall but only 3/4" "traps" the ladder (it would not catch the recessed steps). Since the Flip-N-Lite only weighs 12 lbs., I'm not particularly concerned of damaging the top orange tray on this lightweight but not a good way to hang heavier ladders with a top plastic step (tray).Since securing the 10' Weber to a CBS wall, I used 1/4" x 3-1/4" hex head, 410 stainless concrete anchors. Living in a humid, salt air environment, I try to always buy rust proof or rust resistant products and install them with stainless steel hardware.It might be a good idea to place the step side of your ladder(s) flush against the wall to make sure the step will slide into the 3/4" inclined plane across the top which securely holds the ladder tight to the wall. If not, it will either be resting on the flat part of the ladder trap which would be dangerous if bumped off or the ladder won't mount at all (see the 2nd to last photo on product page for clarification).For large heavier ladders, the weight capacity is 40 lbs. if properly secured to wall, according to seller. For me, this rules out a 12' ladder which weighs 48 lbs. so I'll need to choose another alternative or make one out of aluminum channel.

Did something different than how they told me to install it or what I saw in images on the reviews or description. I wanted to use these for my larger ladder. I checked the ladder and it had good edges along the sides. Being older myself and tired of getting the ladder down from heights, I wanted it low along the one wall of my garage. So I installed the 'hooks' about three feet high and was able to attached the ladder longways to the hooks and it worked perfect and looks great.

These are awesome hangars. I didn't want to be restricted by the location of the studs, so I screwed a 1x6 to the studs and then screwed the ladder hangars to the 1x6. These hangars allow you to hang the ladders within a couple inches of the ceiling. They hold the ladder tight against the wall. The provided hardware is heavy enough to hang an elephant. They were more than I was hoping to pay, well worth the money.

The way the plastic is formed makes for a fight hold against a wall. Each grabber comes with 2 3” lag bolts which unless you are holding up a monster ladder - 1 in a stud is sufficient, I can’t even spin the support with only one faster because it is sucked down so well. I have several different step ladders and what I noticed is that the angle works better with the working side of the ladder towards the wall. Also on a 6’ Louisville CrossXstep (see picture) the reinforcement of each step necessitated using the the very top of the ladder. While it’s not a big deal, I would prefer to just be able to put whatever ladder I want on any holder. As it is I have specific holds for each ladder. Also while not a big deal, this cannot support an upside down ladder…when storing step ladders storing every other one upside down can be a huge space saver.I wish I could have the ladders stored working side out. It’s not a big deal, but if I am grabbing to go inside I just want to make sure the treads are clean. On my 10 and 12 foot ladders, I have the ladders stored on their sides. They work well but again the spot for the 12’ ladder doesn’t work as well for the 10’ ladder as I would like.To improve this Product, if the upper part instead of being one molded piece of plastic was two pieces with bolts to adjust how much or how little space was available to hold the ladder. This would facilitate a variety of holds and make the locations more flexible as well. These are netter than most alternatives, and I recommend them to anyone with more ladders than most people need. Adding flexibility would add tremendous value.

I seldom write reviews, but this product impressed me. I am a older woman and my ladders were stored horizontally on large j hooks above my head. The ladders were difficult for me to manage, so I went searching for a solution that was easy to use, install, and aesthetically pleasing. This product was perfect! My garage looks organized and I no longer struggle to get to my ladders. I would highly recommend.