Organizer rail and wall mount for plug-in systems and accessories of garden tools

The use of customizable angle brackets with recesses and wall mounting holes addresses the need for versatile garden tool organization and mounting, offering secure and efficient storage solutions.

DE202025002675U1Active Publication Date: 2025-12-24VOLZ JOHANNES
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Patent Information

Application Number
DE202025002675
Authority / Receiving Office
DE · DE
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-09-11
Publication Date
2025-12-24
Estimated Expiration
2035-09-30

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing garden tool organizers and mounts lack efficient and versatile solutions for securely holding and organizing a variety of garden tools and accessories, including handles and water connections, while also allowing for easy wall mounting.

Method used

The use of sheet metal or aluminum angle brackets with specific dimensions and recesses for tool holding, combined with wall mounting holes, to create a customizable organizer rail system for garden tools, accommodating different tool sizes and types.

Benefits of technology

Provides a secure and adaptable system for organizing and mounting garden tools and accessories, enhancing storage efficiency and accessibility.

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Abstract

A storage system for garden tools, comprising a holding device made of angled sheet metal. One surface of the angle is designed for wall mounting. The other surface is designed to hang various parts of common plug-in systems for garden tools. The mounting slots are alternately sized in different widths, allowing garden tool parts and common spray nozzles and hose nozzles to be hung side by side. To the left and right of the mounting bracket is a recess for attaching wooden, aluminum, or other handles from common combination systems. In the center of the metal plate is a hole for holding larger components of a combination system, such as rakes or brooms. This area also features bolts for attaching small tool handles from common garden systems. The system is characterized by the fact that the holding device is made of galvanized steel or aluminum sheet. No plastic parts.
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Description

Sketch Item No. 1

[0001] Sheet metal or aluminum angle brackets with a leg length of 80 mm. The sheet metal angle bracket has a material thickness of 2 mm. The aluminum angle bracket has a material thickness of 3 mm.

[0002] The angles have three different lengths. Size 1: 600 mm Size 2: 800 mm Size 3: 1000 mm Sketch Item No. 2

[0003] On this side of the angle bracket, various recesses are provided for holding garden tools or water connections. The width for the garden tools is 10 mm, and the groove depth is 50 mm. The width for the water connections is 14.5 mm, and the groove depth is 35 mm. The distance between the respective recesses is 50 mm. Sketch Item No. 3

[0004] At the left and right ends of the angle, there is a recess to accommodate a garden handle with a width of 22 mm and a depth of 30 mm. Sketch Item No. 4

[0005] A 20 mm hole is drilled in the middle of the angle, which is intended to accommodate larger garden tools. Sketch Item No. 5

[0006] Holes with a diameter of 6.5 mm for wall mounting. Sketch Item No. 6

[0007] Bolt for mounting a small appliance handle.

Claims

[1] A storage system for garden tools, comprising a holding device consisting of an angled sheet metal. One surface of the angle is intended for wall mounting. The other surface is intended for hanging different parts of common plug-in systems for garden tools. The mounting slots are alternately sized in different widths, allowing garden tool parts and common spray nozzles and hose nozzles to be hung side by side. To the left and right of the mounting bracket is a recess for attaching wooden, aluminum, or other handles from common combination systems. In the center of the metal plate is a hole for holding larger components of a combination system, such as rakes or brooms. This area also features bolts for attaching small tool handles from common garden systems. The ordering system is characterized byThe holding device is made of galvanized sheet steel or aluminum sheet. No plastic parts.