Aldi's garden tool holder will double the available space in your shed – for less than £5
It costs less than a takeaway coffee to get organised

If the weather over the weekend said anything, the time for gardening is nigh. So, we can't think of a better time than now for Aldi to sell a garden tool holder to help keep all of your essentials easily accessible, without the clutter.
It's all well and good to be inspired to work on your garden ideas for springtime blooms. However, if you've got a small garden pressed for storage, it can be a lot trickier to navigate all the many garden jobs to do in April without it resulting in an inevitable mess of tools and supplies everywhere.
If there's anything we've learnt from garden storage ideas for smaller spaces, you've got to be crafty with utilising vertical space – and Aldi's garden tool holder is the perfect budget buy for the job, priced at just £3.99.
Aldi brooms and tools holder
If you've been on the case of learning to grow your own fruit and vegetables at home, you've probably accumulated quite a handful of tools.
While you can just dump them and shut the door to your garden shed to keep them out of sight and out of mind (our preferred lazy method), it can get overwhelming wading over a mountain of supplies every single time you want to do a spot of gardening.
Luckily, Aldi's handy tool holder can help eliminate that mess instantly – all for less than the price of your daily cup of takeaway coffee.
Allowing you to make the most of the space available to you (yes, that means even the smallest sheds), you can simply attach this bracket to your wall and have your tools on hand and ready to go whenever the gardening itch hits.
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Better yet, because of the low price you pay for the convenience, we think it's easy enough to purchase as many brackets as you require and stack them as necessary to keep all your best gardening gadgets together.
Aldi's brooms and tools holder will be hitting stores on the 18th of April, along with a lot of other gardening accessories that are definitely worth browsing through. Alternatively, if you can't make it in-store, here's a selection of other garden tool holders you can shop online (albeit, not as cheap as Aldi's offering).
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Made from sturdy material, this garden tool storage rack holds up to 8 tools for tidiness and easy access to your essentials.
We're finally saying goodbye to messy sheds this spring. If it's this easy to get organised, what's stopping us?
Jullia was Ideal Home’s Junior Writer from 2022-2024 and the Ideal Home Certified Expert in Training on Vacuums having spent over 60 hours testing different models. She’s always loved all things homes and interiors, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in Architectural Studies from the University of Nottingham where her love for writing blossomed following her internship at ArchDaily. Now focused on home tech and cleaning, Jullia works on writing features and explainers to help people make the most of their home appliance investments, putting the newest launches through their paces. When she isn’t writing, she loves exploring the city, coffee shop hopping, and losing hours to a cosy game or book.
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