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menards gardening gloves Gator Magnetics 35 Lbs 12 Inch Black Steel Small Magnetic Utility Basket

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menards gardening gloves Gator Magnetics 35 Lbs 12 Inch Black Steel Small Magnetic Utility BasketSmall Utility Magnetic Basket Holds Up to 35 lbs The Small Utility Magnetic Basket provides up to 35 lbs of shear holding power on steel surfaces, giving you compact wall mounted storage for garages, workshops, sheds, and steel storage systems. Installs instantly with the Easy Off lever system. Size: 12. 6W x 8. 9D x 5. 1H Compact Steel Wall Storage for Garage Organization Perfect for organizing small hardware, hand tools, and daily use supplies.

Small Utility Magnetic Basket – Holds Up to 35 lbs

The Small Utility Magnetic Basket provides up to 35 lbs of shear holding power on steel surfaces, giving you compact wall-mounted storage for garages, workshops, sheds, and steel storage systems. Installs instantly with the Easy-Off™ lever system.

Size: 12.6”W x 8.9”D x 5.1”H

Compact Steel Wall Storage for Garage Organization

Perfect for organizing small hardware, hand tools, and daily-use supplies. Ideal for improving workshop organization or adding modular storage to steel wall panels.

Great for Organizing:

  • Work gloves
  • Safety glasses
  • Dust masks
  • Screws
  • Nails
  • Bolts
  • Washers
  • Anchors
  • Drill bits
  • Screwdriver sets
  • Pliers
  • Wrenches
  • Tape measures
  • Utility knives
  • Sandpaper packs
  • Paint brushes
  • Roller covers
  • Caulk guns
  • Glue bottles
  • Extension cords
  • Air tool fittings
  • Zip ties
  • Bungee cords
  • Ratchet straps
  • Flashlights
  • Headlamps
  • Shop rags
  • Cleaning cloths
  • Spray bottles
  • Lubricants
  • Grease tubes
  • Automotive fuses
  • Electrical tape
  • Duct tape
  • Masking tape
  • Socket sets
  • Stud finders
  • Battery packs
  • Chargers
  • Garden gloves
  • Pruning shears
  • Seed packets
  • Hose nozzles
  • Pool test kits
  • RV supplies
  • Camping tools
  • Small hardware containers
  • Fishing gear
  • Detailing brushes
  • Tool accessories

Important Note About Steel Walls

Gator Baskets are designed to revolutionize your storage experience—especially when mounted on steel walls in sheds or pole barns.

Steel walls come in many shapes and configurations. We recommend confirming the dimensions of your ribbed steel wall before selecting a Gator Basket. Ribbing depth, direction, and spacing can all impact how securely the basket attaches. Knowing your wall’s design ensures proper fit and function.

Direction Matters

Does your steel wall feature vertical or horizontal ribs? Is the surface large enough to accommodate the 2” x 3” Gator Hook? For best results, ensure at least 2” x 3” of flat surface area for the hook to grip securely. If possible, allow slightly more flat space for maximum strength. See example below:

*If you rely on a vertical rib to hang the basket, the weight capacity may vary due to limited magnetic surface contact. Add items gradually to confirm secure attachment.

Coming Soon: If your wall’s rib configuration doesn’t accommodate our current Gator Basket design, we’re developing a new Gator Hook system to fit more wall types. Stay tuned for updates.

Why Choose Gator?

When we say “Holds up to 45 lbs,” we mean it. Gator Magnetics measures shear force—the downward pull of real hanging weight—not pull force like most magnetic hook brands.

Other brands test using thick, 1.5-inch steel plates. We test on 16 gauge galvanized steel—the same type commonly found in garages, sheds, pole barns, and steel storage systems. The result: reliable performance in real-world conditions.

Learn more about the engineering behind our patented system on The Science, or read more about decluttering your workshop with magnetic hooks.

Part of a Complete Magnetic Storage System

Pair this basket with:

Expand your steel wall storage system with modular components that adapt as your needs change.

Have Questions About Your Surface?

Gator Magnetics products are tested on 16 gauge galvanized steel for consistent results. While steel thickness and coatings vary, our team can help confirm compatibility for your setup.

If you’re unsure about your steel surface, email [email protected].

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