Heavy Duty Metal and Rubber Shovel Mount Kit for Garage Storage

Secure your tools and gear with the Heavy Duty Metal Rubber Shovel Mount Kit. Crafted from iron brackets and 4mm thick rubber clamps, each clamp supports up to 32 lbs—more than double the capacity of plastic alternatives. Universal fit for tools with 0.67"–1.57" diameter, this mount works on vehicle racks, truck beds, bumpers, or as a wall-mounted garage organizer. Includes mounting hardware for quick, tool-free installation.

• Heavy-duty iron brackets with coated finish and 4mm rubber clamps deliver superior strength and durability.
• Each clamp supports up to 32 lbs—far exceeding plastic alternatives rated at 15 lbs.
• Universal fit for tool diameters of 0.67"–1.57" (17–40mm): shovels, axes, hammers, rakes, hoses, fishing gear, and more.
• Secure grip in both horizontal and vertical positions; no rattling or shifting during rough off-road driving.
• Quick installation with included mounting screws and nuts; attach to flat surfaces, roof racks, bumper racks, or truck beds.
• Versatile for vehicle use (Jeep, ATV, UTV, trailer) or as a wall-mounted organizer in garages, sheds, and workshops.

**Color:** Choose Orange, Red, or Black to match your gear or style. All colors share the same heavy-duty construction and performance. **Quantity:** The 1 Pack includes 2 mounts (enough for two tools). The 2 Pack includes 4 mounts—ideal for organizing multiple tools or outfitting both a vehicle and a garage wall. All packs include mounting hardware.

**Installation:** Drill the mount to flat surfaces or attach it directly to roof racks, bumper racks, truck beds, or cargo racks using the included screws and nuts. The mount can also be wall-mounted for garage, shed, or workshop storage. **Positioning:** Clamp tools horizontally or vertically; the rubber grip and metal buckle system hold them securely even during off-road use. **Care:** Wipe rubber clamps clean with a damp cloth if dirty. Periodically check screw tightness to maintain a firm hold. Avoid overtightening, which may damage tool shafts.