StoreWALL 300mm Power Tool Bracket

A dual-prong bracket specifically designed for bulky power tools that won't sit securely on a single hook — leaf blowers, edgers, chainsaws, power saws, and similar tools where the motor body or cutting head needs two support points to hang safely. The two prongs spread across the tool's width, distributing weight evenly and preventing the tool from rotating or tipping on the wall.

At 317mm deep the bracket reaches far enough from the panel face that most power tool heads hang clear without touching the panel. 68kg capacity. CamLok™ pre-installed. Most customers use two brackets side by side for longer or heavier tools. Sold as a single bracket.

Specifications

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What the 300mm Power Tool Bracket is best for

• Leaf blowers — motor body rests on two prongs, nozzle hangs below
• Edgers and string trimmers — motor supported at two points, cutting head hangs clear
• Chainsaws — bar and chain hang below, motor rests on the prongs
• Circular saws and reciprocating saws — larger saws that overhang a single hook
• Power washers — gun and wand stored together on two brackets
• Angle grinders — motor body on prongs, disc hangs below

One bracket or two?

One bracket suits compact power tools — leaf blowers, small chainsaws, and edgers where the motor body is the main contact point. Two brackets suit longer tools — larger chainsaws, pole saws, and extended-reach equipment where a single bracket concentrates all the weight at one point and the tool tips forward. Space two brackets to match the tool's width, with the motor resting on one and the rear handle or bar on the other.

300mm vs Hand Held Power Tool Hook — choosing between them

• 300mm Power Tool Bracket (this product) — 317mm deep, dual prong, 68kg. For bulky tools with a large motor body or cutting head — leaf blowers, chainsaws, edgers. The two prongs hold the tool stable.
• Hand Held Power Tool Hook — cup-style single hook for compact cordless tools — drills, impact drivers, sanders. Holds the tool horizontally by gripping the motor housing.

Frequently asked questions

How do I hang a chainsaw on this bracket?
Rest the motor body or top handle area of the chainsaw on the two prongs. The bar and chain hang below the bracket, clear of the wall. Use two brackets if your chainsaw is long or heavy — one supporting the motor area, one supporting the rear handle — to distribute weight evenly and prevent the saw from tipping.

Do I need two brackets for a leaf blower?
One bracket is sufficient for most cordless and corded leaf blowers — the motor body rests on both prongs and the blower tube hangs below. For backpack-style leaf blowers, two brackets may provide more stable support.

Is it compatible with all StoreWALL panels?
Compatible with Standard Duty, Heavy Duty StoreWALL panels, and MKE Slatwall panels. The CamLok fits the same 76mm on-centre groove pitch across all three.