Unger HO350 Tool Holder 3 Holders Aluminum Plastic

Product Description

The UNGER HO350 is a wall-mounted tool holder designed to organize and store cleaning tools, mops, brooms, and similar handled equipment in commercial and institutional settings. Built from aluminum and plastic construction, the holder mounts flush to a wall and projects 3.25 inches outward, standing 2 inches high. It accommodates three tools simultaneously, keeping handles accessible and off the floor. Hanging hardware is included for straightforward installation. At 0.57 pounds, the unit is lightweight enough for a wide range of wall surfaces. This holder is a practical solution for janitorial closets, utility rooms, and service corridors where organized tool storage is a daily operational need.

The HO350 is suited for commercial cleaning programs, building maintenance operations, and institutional facilities such as schools, hospitals, and hospitality properties. It is designed to hold UNGER-compatible cleaning tool handles and similar-diameter poles. The three-holder configuration allows multiple tools to be staged in a single wall location, reducing clutter and retrieval time. It is typically installed by maintenance personnel or facilities staff at a convenient working height along utility walls or inside storage closets.

Key Features

• Holds up to 3 tools simultaneously for organized storage
• Aluminum and plastic construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• 3.25-inch projection keeps handles accessible without protruding excessively
• Hanging hardware included — no additional fasteners required
• Lightweight at 0.57 pounds for easy repositioning or reinstallation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall-mount tool holder compatible with standard cleaning tool handles and mop or broom poles typically used in commercial janitorial applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by maintenance or facilities personnel using the included hanging hardware. Mount to a structurally sound wall surface, ensuring fasteners are driven into studs or appropriate wall anchors for the surface type. Power tools are not required but a drill may be used to pilot holes. Verify wall surface load capacity before mounting and follow applicable local building or facility guidelines for equipment storage installations.