Liberty Garden 670 Wall Mounted Decorative Hose Butler, Holds 125-Feet of, 5/8-Inch, Bronze
June 17, 2019 - Comment
The 670 Wall Mounted Decorative Hose Butler from Liberty Garden Products offers an attractive and functional way to store your garden hose. This hose butler holds up to 125-feet of 5/8-inch hose and features cast aluminum construction and a keyhole design for easy installation. The attractive design compliments most home decor. Mounting hardware not included. Color: bronze.
Product Features
- Holds 125-feet of 5/8-inch garden hose (hose not included)
- All cast aluminum construction that resists rust
- Durable powder coat finish is weather resistant
- Attractive design that compliments most décor
- Easy installation, Keyhole mounting system-mounting hardware not included
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Better have tiny and powerful hands to screw this thing to your home! I should have studied the picture more. During installation, I realized that the product is one hunk of metal (pretty solid) and sturdy enough to hold my 100FT heavy duty hose.However, look where the screws go. There are only a few inches of space b/t the holes for the screws and the decorative front.Why is this so important? It’s important because how do you get your hands and a screw driver in that small space to tighten the screws?The answer is you CAN’T.I…
An elegant way to solve an unsightly hose mess. For years our hose was mostly stored on the ground or the driveway — not anymore. This elegant and easy to install hose butler holds my 125ft long hose easily.I did have to make a trip to my local hardware store to buy some 2″ long wood screws to attach it (and I also grabbed a bit of silicone to backfill the holes just in case), but it was a quick install and it seems extremely sturdy.Now that we have a place to put the hose the driveway looks much nicer and the…
saying how much he liked it, I just used 1/4 cement screws that … Mounted yesterday and my neighbor had to investigate, saying how much he liked it, I just used 1/4 cement screws that I bought at HD, I have a hammer drill and used a 3/16 carbide bit, I drilled top hole first, inserted cement screw,then placed hanger on brick wall. Slightly securing the top screw, I used masking tape under other holes after I used a level, and marked the hole locations. Removed the hanger, drill other holes, inserted remaining screws and mounted the hanger securely with all 4…