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12" Single Prong Tool Rack
The Details
Everything you need to know before you mount it.
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12-inch length — the standard size for residential garages and workshops
Single prong design — grips extension cords, hoses, coiled rope, wire, and D-grip tools
16-gauge American steel — built to hold real tools, not decorative ones
In-house tested to 210+ lbs — precision weight rating most tool racks don't publish
Powder-coated finish — resists rust in garages, sheds, and covered outdoor storage
Wall-mount design — keeps tools off the floor and out of the way
Hardware included — mount it and use it the same day
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Overall Width: 12 inches
Material: 16-gauge American steel
In-House Tested Load Capacity: 210+ lbs
Design: Single prong (hangs tools by loop, handle, or cord)
Mounting: Wall mount — hardware included
Finish: Powder-coated for indoor and covered outdoor use
Color Options: Textured black
Assembly: Minimal — mount to wall with included hardware
Country of Origin: Made in Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA
Brand: Advantage Outdoor Products
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The 12" Single Prong Tool Rack is the default for anyone who needs cords, hoses, and gear off the floor and onto the wall:
Standard residential garages — the size most buyers need for most walls
Home workshops — woodworking, hobbyist, weekend project spaces
Tool sheds — bigger than the 6" but still fits in most shed walls
Basement storage — the spot where the cords and hoses pile up in winter
Landscapers — hang extension cords and hoses in the truck or trailer
Hobbyists — gardeners, woodworkers, tinkerers, weekend mechanics
Rental property owners — outfitting garages and sheds for tenants
Farms and hobby farms — barn walls, tack rooms, equipment sheds
Small workshops and maker spaces — the right size for the shared wall
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This is the everyday size — the one most people start with. It's built for standard garages, home workshops, and the basement or shed of anyone who needs to get cords, hoses, and gear off the floor. At 12 inches of reach, one sturdy hook handles extension cords, garden hoses, coiled rope, wire, D-grip tools, and anything else with a loop or handle. Mount two of them into studs at the width of your ladder's rails and they'll hold an extension ladder — one customer stores a 36-footer that way.
Need more reach for longer or bulkier loads? The 20" Single Prong Tool Rack is the same build with a longer prong.
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Family-owned since 2018 — real people, direct support, no call centers
Welded in Grand Rapids, Michigan — American steel and American labor
Factory-direct pricing — no distributor markup, no middleman
Overbuilt on purpose — heavier steel and stronger welds than category-standard racks
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Free shipping on orders over $100
In-stock orders placed before 3pm ET typically ship same day from Grand Rapids, MI
Ships UPS Ground — tracking emailed when your order leaves the shop
Backed by a 1-year warranty on materials and workmanship
Two 12" Single Prong racks holding a 36-foot extension ladder — customer install
Compare Tool Rack Sizes
| Feature | 12" Single Prong | 20" Single Prong★ New |
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| Reach From Wall | 12" | 20" |
| Hangs Best | Cords, hoses, rope, D-grip tools | Extension ladders, coiled hose, bulk cord |
| Best For | Everyday garage and shop storage | Longer and bulkier loads, multiple items per prong |
| Build | 1" square steel tube, welded | 1" square steel tube, welded |
| Mounting | 4" x 4" plate, single stud | 4" x 4" plate, single stud |
| Finish | Powder coated | Powder coated |
| Shop 12" | Shop 20" |
Frequently Asked Questions
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The Single Prong holds tools that hang from a single hook — extension cords, garden hoses, coiled rope, wire, and D-grip tools like string trimmers or hedge trimmers. The Double Prong cradles long-handled tools BETWEEN two prongs — shovels, rakes, brooms, hoes. Choose Single Prong for anything with a hanging hole or loop; choose Double Prong Tool Rack for tools with tapered handles. Both use the same 16-gauge American steel construction and share the same 210+ lb in-house tested capacity.
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Mounted into a stud, it handles what a home or shop garage puts on it — extension cords, hoses, coiled rope, D-grip tools, and ladders. One customer stores a 36-foot extension ladder across two of them. The rack is welded 1" square steel tube on a 4" x 4" mounting plate. In any install the limiting factor is the wall and the fastener, not the rack — which is why mounting into a stud isn't optional.
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It depends on the size. The 12" Single Prong can support a lightweight step stool or folding step ladder hung by a rung, but it won't give you enough clearance for a full-size extension ladder. Extension ladders are heavy, long, and need more reach off the wall to hang flat. The 20" Single Prong Tool Rack is built for that — 20 inches of clearance keeps even a 24-foot extension ladder off the floor and out of the way. Same build, same mounting plate, same 16-gauge steel.
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Anything that hangs naturally from a single hook — extension cords, garden hoses, coiled rope, wire, jumper cables, air hoses, D-grip trimmers, hedge trimmers, and any tool with a factory hanging hole. Mount two racks at the width of a ladder's rails and they'll carry an extension ladder. Basically anything you'd normally reach for a hook to hold — only built commercial-grade to actually last.
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In stock and ready to ship. Orders placed before 3pm ET typically ship the same day from Grand Rapids, Michigan. Free shipping on orders over $100.
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Two sizes: 12" and 20". The 12" is the everyday size — standard garages, workshops, and home use. The 20" Single Prong gives extra reach off the wall for longer or bulkier loads like extension ladders, coiled hose, and bulk cord. Both use the same welded 1" square steel tube and the same 4" x 4" mounting plate.
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Yes — the 12" Single Prong ships with everything you need to mount to a standard wood-stud wall. For concrete, block, or metal walls, you'll need appropriate anchors for that surface. Mounting into studs is recommended for maximum hold.
Further Reading: Best Wall Mount Tool Storage for Shops and Garages →
