POKIPO vs Sttoraboks: Storage Rack Fit and Setup

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Tool storage racks split into two groups: wall units for power tools and chargers, and floor racks for garden and garage equipment. This page compares POKIPO with Sttoraboks, two different kinds of storage rack. POKIPO is a wall-mounted power tool organizer with a built-in four-outlet power strip. Sttoraboks is a floor-standing steel rack for garden tools and brooms. Figures come from the listing fields checked 2026-10-12, and conflicting fields are shown together.

Quick answer

Choose POKIPO for cordless drills, batteries, and chargers mounted on a garage or workshop wall. Its listing states a 600-pound shelf capacity, eight drill slots, and a four-outlet power strip with a 6.5-foot cord. Choose Sttoraboks for rakes, shovels, and brooms that stand on the floor. Its listing states 35 tool slots and a 29.8-inch height. The two units do not share a space in most garages, so the choice follows the surface you have: a wall for POKIPO, or a floor corner for Sttoraboks.

POKIPO vs Sttoraboks: listed figures in one table

Product	Listed figure	Field where it appears
POKIPO	9.45 inches deep, 16.93 inches wide, 5.91 inches high	Product Dimensions
POKIPO	600 pounds shelf weight capacity	Shelf Weight Capacity
POKIPO	4 shelves in the spec table, six shelves in a bullet	Number of Shelves and a bullet
POKIPO	16 pounds	Item Weight
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, 35 tool slots	Item Weight and a bullet

The POKIPO listing gives a shelf count of four in the spec table and six shelves in a bullet, while the title says 4 Layer. The bullet adds two side drill bit racks and a hook rack to the count, so the six figure may include those parts. The table records both so that a buyer can count the shelves on arrival.

POKIPO: wall-mounted power tool organizer

The listing describes a black powder-coated metal rack with a built-in four-outlet power strip on a 6.5-foot cord. It says the rack holds drills, hammers, screwdrivers, batteries, and chargers, and that it has eight drill slots and two side racks for drill bits. The spec table gives an indoor usage and a garage room type.

The title and bullets state a 600-pound load. The listing says extensive load-bearing tests confirm that figure, but this page has no test data beyond the listing text, so the 600-pound number is reported as the listing’s claim. The mounting method covers wooden walls, concrete surfaces, and pegboards, according to a bullet, and the listing says assembly takes minutes with the included accessories.

The spec table gives the product dimensions as 9.45 inches deep, 16.93 inches wide, and 5.91 inches high. The item weight is 16 pounds. Both figures matter for the mounting plan, because a 16-pound load on a pegboard needs fixings that match the board.

Sttoraboks: floor-standing garden tool rack

The listing describes a square steel frame with 35 storage slots for rakes, shovels, brooms, and mops. It says the rack is rust-resistant and that its height-adjustable feet help it sit level on uneven ground. It also says the rack is light enough to move by hand, which matches the 7.6-pound item weight.

The rack comes with screws and a wrench for assembly. The spec table gives a single solid shelf, and the bullets describe the slots without giving a slot layout. The listing names garages, sheds, and gardens as the spaces it suits.

A 30-inch wall in a garage

Take a garage wall 30 inches tall with a stud spacing of 16 inches, and a floor corner 16 inches wide. POKIPO’s 5.91-inch height fits the wall with about 24 inches to spare, so the spot can hold a unit of its size with room for a second item. Its 16.93-inch width spans a little more than one stud bay at 16 inches on center, so it would need to span two studs.

Sttoraboks’ listed height of 29.8 inches also fits the 30-inch wall, but it is a floor rack, so it does not use the wall for support. Its 15.4-inch width fits the 16-inch floor corner, but the bullet’s 12-inch width fits with more room. A buyer should use the wider figure as the safe measurement.

For weight, POKIPO’s 16 pounds is about twice Sttoraboks’ 7.6 pounds. The POKIPO load figure of 600 pounds is a shelf capacity, while the Sttoraboks listing gives no load figure at all. That gap means the two products cannot be compared on load directly.

What the listings do not say

The POKIPO listing does not say which shelf count is correct, four or six, and it does not state the charging-station wattage or how many drills the eight slots hold at once. The Sttoraboks listing states no load limit and no anchor method for the floor. Neither listing names a tip-over rating for its unit.

POKIPO’s bullets describe a 6.5-foot cord, but the listing does not state the outlet rating. Buyers should check the cord route and confirm the outlet can take the tools’ chargers before mounting the unit near a bench.

Where the figures come from

This page covers two products, POKIPO and Sttoraboks, because they are different kinds of storage rack. Each figure is copied from a listing field checked 2026-10-12, and metric values, where used, were converted at about 2.2 pounds per kilogram. Where two fields disagree, both values are shown. The page does not claim personal use of either product.

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Frequently asked questions

How many drills does the POKIPO organizer hold?

The listing states eight drill slots and two side racks for drill bits. It does not say how many drills can be held at the same time with the charging station in use.

Does the POKIPO power strip work with a standard outlet?

The listing describes a four-outlet power strip with a 6.5-foot cord. It does not state the outlet rating, so confirm the circuit and the chargers before plugging in.

Is the Sttoraboks rack suitable for a wall?

No. The spec table lists it as a floor mount, and the listing describes a freestanding frame with height-adjustable feet, so it is meant for the floor.

Which product has the heavier item weight?

POKIPO lists 16 pounds and Sttoraboks lists 7.6 pounds, so POKIPO is the heavier item as listed.

Bottom line

For drills, chargers, and batteries on a wall, POKIPO is the closer match when the wall can take a 9.45-inch deep unit that weighs 16 pounds. For garden and garage tools on the floor, Sttoraboks fits when a corner of at least 15.4 inches is free and the tools fit its 35 slots. Check the counts and outlets before ordering.

Sources

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