640 Carrington Garden Hose Stand

I have 4 of these in my large yard. They are sturdy when installed close to the house foundation or fences. I use 100’ Water Right 600 Series Polyurethane hoses for fruit and vegetable areas in my yard. Also use the 100’ expanding hoses for shrubs and flowers. 2 of the hose holders are several years old and are in perfect condition. Excellent quality, no assembly required, functional and looks nice with or without hose.

This is perfect for our front yard hose. It is a great height and is very sturdy. It was very easy to get it into the ground and easy to take it out as well (we wanted to move it to another area in the yard). It is also very pretty. Much nicer than the ones that connects to the house of the boxy looking onesI am glad I purchased this one over the other choices out there

Just what I was looking for and at an affordable price. I live in a condo and didn't want anything that needed to be attached to or possibly damage the exterior of our building. This hose keeper works great and is super sturdy. I do not use the center connection piece and would prefer the option of being able to remove it but it's not that big of a deal to me. The 5 prongs that go in the dirt are pretty strong. I had no issues with them bending or breaking and they held up just fine while inserting them into our hard NC clay soil. I've only used it for 2 months now so I can't speak to overall longevity of this hose keeper but so far so good and no rust spots yet from being out in the elements. Highly recommend this item.

After having yet another wind up hose reel suffer an ignominious death, I decided to go lower tech with this product and am very happy, actually. What I particularly like about this unit from liberty garden, besides the lovely (but not kitschy!) scrollwork motif, is the fact that you can just literally step on it to sink the spikes into the ground. You'd be surprised how many units require you to dig a hole.It is sturdy if it is solidly sunk into level earth. There's a faucet-less version, but I like being able to turn the water off at the "big" hose as opposed to just at the main house spigot. Actually, I also have on/offs at the splitter, as I have two of these units now at front and back of the house to cover various planting areas.Winding up is not so bad once you get the hang of working with the hose's natural tendency to loop, instead of against it. Do yourself a favor and buy a solid, sturdy hose that is less prone to kinking. Mine is NeverKink 8844-100 Series 4000 Commercial Duty Pro Garden Hose, 5/8-Inch by 100-Feet. Cheap hoses will make you cry and those super compact "As Seen On TV" ones need to be outlawed entirely. In my opinion. Once you have a good hose, and a sturdy stand, you'll wonder why you ever put up with the "reelers."

Very sturdy and light weight. I was able to move it very easily and put it into ground. I positioned it where I wanted it and just pushed it in with my foot. Seems to be holding in place very nicely. I love that it has a faucet connection on it. I ran a hose from the existing faucet to a different location, then connected it to the rack. Connected my garden hose to the rack. Very convenient, now have my hose neatly on a rack next to my patio, so I don't have to walk to the other side of the yard to wash down and water on that side of yard. I attached an connection that allows me to run two hoses from my one and only faucet in my backyard.

This is my second purchase of this item. First one is still working fine despite being out in the elements all year in which area gets freezing temps/snow. I got so tired of my hose cart which I had to bend over for, tipped over all the time and cranking it up w/o a hose guide. Just got fed up with it so putting this in the ground is easy - I either water the ground or stomp it in gently after a nice rain shower. No problems. I opt not to use the working faucet bib - just a straight run. Very sturdy - use one for a 100' foot hose and other for a 50' - plenty of room. Looks decorative and I tend to get hose colors not in standard issue green. Works great and I've got the hose hang down to a science - you will too!

I'm way too lazy to reel up my hoses after each use. I have two; one in the front yard and another in the back. I placed one of these units beside each water spigot and simply gather the stretchy hoses up in my arms and drape them over the wide, deep, curving holder. The attached support stakes push into the ground easily with your foot and end up being completely stable. The design is attractive as well as utilitarian. There is an attached spigot for use with a leader hose if you prefer, although I use mine without doing that. This keeps the yard neat and prevents damaging the lawn with the resting hose. These holders were reasonably priced, sturdy, and well worth the money.

I was looking specifically for a hose holder with a spigot and this one had by far the best reviews. It's nice and sturdy; I'm only using a 50ft hose at the moment but it will definitely hold more.Depending on the length of leader hose you put on it, you can place it practically anywhere in your yard!Now I did have some leaking issues but a couple rubber washers and some thread tape took care of that. Simple fix, no need to return for something so easy.Only other issue I had was that when it arrived the little spikes that stick in the ground and the back part where the leader hose connects were sticking out of the box (like the box was handled roughly during shipping) luckily everything worked properly and wasn't damaged!