Proudly USA handmade!
Add a rustic functionality to your outdoor setting with this unique Garden Hose Holder that offers a western, cowboy, or farmhouse style to your home, shop, garage or barn!
No more broken plastic or metal garden hose reels. Made from real horseshoes, our garden hose holders are recycled and refinished to keep your garden hose neatly coiled and organized!
Why use it?
Environment-friendly! Crafted from hand forged horseshoes, our product is environment-friendly that offers good looks, a quirky sense of humor, and ease of use- perfect to inspire!
Long-lasting! The horseshoes are welded together to create a sturdy and durable holder that will hold up to years of heavy use.
Versatile! Crafted in a revolutionary design, our horseshoe garden hose holder is equally versatile as a piece of wall art as it compliments many different decor styles.
Perfect gift! Bring good design to anyone’s home with our horseshoe hose holder that will add a distinctive personality to any place!
Clean the mess of your garden with our Horseshoe Garden hose holder that is beautifully crafted to offer the perfect combination of intrigue and affordability.
So stop waiting and order yours today!
Measurements: 12'' x 5.5'' x 10'' Featuring horseshoes with holes pre-drilled all you have to do is mount it to your ideal area and screw it in via the bottom horseshoe. Available in a variety of colors
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*DIRECTIONS FOR INSTALLATION*
We recommend drilling into the pre-drilled holes on the very bottom horseshoe. One on the left and one on the right but you could add more into the available holes. The bottom horseshoe is in the perfect spot for weight distribution and strength and will be the best option and easiest.
Screws you use will vary i'd recommend 2'' to 3'' length as a rough estimate for strength and depth depending on where it will be affixed to. When drilling, the screw may have some light resistance through the hole in the horseshoe which is absolutely normal and nothing to worry about. Hold the drill firmly and and use a medium pressure and speed.
