OUTNILI vs Sttoraboks: Storage Racks Compared

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A storage rack for a broom and mop can be a single wall-mounted holder, or a larger rack that stands on the floor and holds garden tools as well. This page compares OUTNILI with Sttoraboks for the storage racks OUTNILI vs Sttoraboks choice. The OUTNILI product is a wood-and-metal broom holder with four slots, and the Sttoraboks unit is a steel garden tool rack with a listed 35-tool capacity. Figures come from the listing fields checked 2026-10-12, and conflicting fields are shown together.

Quick answer

Choose OUTNILI for a broom and mop hung on a wall in a closet, laundry room, or garage corner. Its listing states four slots and four hooks, a 14.88-ounce item weight, and mounting holes spaced 16 inches apart. Choose Sttoraboks for a floor-standing rack that holds many long-handled tools. Its listing states 35 tool slots, a 7.6-pound item weight, and a 15.4-inch width in the spec table. The two products serve different spaces, so start with whether the wall or the floor has room.

OUTNILI vs Sttoraboks: listed figures in one table

Product	Listed figure	Field where it appears
OUTNILI	16.9 inches deep, 2.16 inches wide, 2.28 inches high	Product Dimensions
OUTNILI	4 slots and 4 hooks	Title and bullets
OUTNILI	14.88 ounces	Item Weight
OUTNILI	16 inches between mounting holes	Easy installation bullet
Sttoraboks	17 inches deep, 15.4 inches wide, 29.8 inches high	Product Dimensions
Sttoraboks	17 inches long, 12 inches wide, 29 inches high	Dimension bullet
Sttoraboks	7.6 pounds	Item Weight
Sttoraboks	35 tool slots	Smart garden tool holder bullet

The OUTNILI listing gives a 16.9-inch depth, which is large for a holder that mounts flat, and the table records it as listed. The Sttoraboks listing gives two widths, 15.4 inches and 12 inches. Neither product’s dimension fields settle the question by themselves, so the worked example below uses a measured wall and floor.

OUTNILI: wall-mounted broom and mop holder

The listing describes a rustic wood holder with stainless steel roller clips. It says each unit has four rubber roller clips that hold handles without a lot of force, and four hooks for smaller items. The bullets also say the holder can hang indoors or outdoors and suits a closet, garage, laundry room, or mud room.

Installation uses the included screws and drywall anchors, and a bullet notes that the mounting holes are 16 inches apart. The spec table lists a coated finish in brown, and it names the room types as laundry room, closet, garage, garden, and kitchen. Those labels show the range of spaces the listing covers, but they do not state how many tools each space can hold.

The bullets describe the holder as a way to keep brooms and mops off the floor. That is a storage function rather than a load rating, and the listing does not give a weight limit for the clips.

Sttoraboks: floor-standing garden tool rack

The listing describes an all-metal rack with 35 storage slots and height-adjustable feet. The bullets say it stores shovels, leaf rakes, bow rakes, mops, and brooms, and that it works in garages, gardens, sheds, patios, and backyards. The spec table gives a rust-resistant black steel finish and a single solid shelf.

The rack assembles with the included screws and wrench, and the manual is described as illustrated. Its bullets describe it as easy to reposition by hand, which fits its 7.6-pound spec weight. The listing does not give a wall-anchor method, because the rack is a floor unit.

Worked example: a 16-inch wall and a 14-inch floor corner

Take a wall stud pattern with holes 16 inches apart, and a floor corner 14 inches wide. The OUTNILI holder fits the 16-inch hole spacing as listed, so a buyer with studs at that spacing can use the included screws directly. Its 2.16-inch width needs only a narrow strip of wall. The Sttoraboks rack needs a floor footprint between 12 and 15.4 inches wide, so a 14-inch corner may accept it or may not, depending on which width is correct.

Weight is a clear difference. Sttoraboks’ 7.6 pounds is about eight times OUTNILI’s 14.88 ounces, which is roughly 0.93 pounds. The difference reflects a floor rack versus a wall holder, not a difference in quality, and the listings do not compare the two directly.

Capacity is also not directly comparable. OUTNILI lists four slots and four hooks, while Sttoraboks lists 35 tool slots. A buyer who needs to store four brooms and mops will find the wall holder enough. A buyer who wants a rake, shovel, and several brooms together should look at the floor rack.

What the listings do not say

The OUTNILI listing does not state a weight limit for the broom clips or the hooks. Its 16.9-inch depth is given as a product dimension, but the listing does not explain how far the holder projects from the wall in use. The Sttoraboks listing does not state a load limit, so its 35-tool figure cannot be converted into a weight.

Neither listing describes the wall material that suits its anchors, beyond the bullet’s reference to drywall anchors for OUTNILI. Buyers mounting the holder into plaster or masonry should use fixings suited to that wall before loading the clips.

How this comparison was built

OUTNILI and Sttoraboks come from the research file for this keyword. No store product in the packet shares the storage rack product type, so the comparison uses two products. Figures are copied from listing fields checked 2026-10-12, and metric values, where used, were converted at about 2.2 pounds per kilogram. The text was written for this page, and no sentence was carried over from an earlier draft. The page does not claim personal use of either product.

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Frequently asked questions

How many brooms and mops fit on the OUTNILI holder?

The listing describes four slots and four hooks. It does not state a separate count for brooms or mops, so the slot count is the figure to use for setup.

How far apart are the OUTNILI mounting holes?

A bullet states that the mounting holes are 16 inches, or 40.6 centimeters, apart. Check the stud or anchor spacing against that figure before drilling.

Can the Sttoraboks rack be used outdoors?

The bullets describe use in gardens, sheds, patios, and backyards, and the frame is described as rust-resistant. The listing does not give a weather rating, so keep the rack covered or sheltered if the feet sit on wet ground.

Which holder weighs less?

The OUTNILI item weight is 14.88 ounces, which is about 0.93 pounds. The Sttoraboks item weight is 7.6 pounds, so the OUTNILI holder is the lighter of the two as listed.

Bottom line

For a broom and mop kept off the floor, OUTNILI is the closer match when the wall has studs or anchors spaced about 16 inches apart. For a larger set of garden and garage tools on the floor, Sttoraboks fits when a corner at least 15.4 inches wide is free and the rack’s 7.6-pound weight is acceptable. Measure both the wall and the floor before ordering.

Sources

• Listing fields for each product, checked 2026-10-12. This page has no external links.