Overview
This 10-pack wall mount tool organizer is built as an aftermarket storage solution for DeWalt-style 12V, 20V MAX, and 60V MAX cordless power tools. Each holder securely docks a drill, impact driver, hammer drill, circular saw, or reciprocating saw, freeing up bench and floor space in your garage or workshop. The pack ships with 40 screws so you can install all ten holders straight out of the box.
Key specifications
- Quantity: 10 tool holders per pack
- Mounting hardware: 40 screws included
- Voltage compatibility: 12V, 20V MAX, and 60V MAX platforms
- Supported tool types: Drills, impact drivers, hammer drills, impact wrenches, reciprocating saws, circular saws, oscillating tools
Compatibility
Designed for 20V MAX cordless tools such as DCD771, DCD777, DCD791, DCF885C1, DCF887, DCD805, DCD996B, DCF899, DCS367, DCS570, and DCS356, as well as 60V MAX models like DCBL772, DCCS690, and DCS578. Check your tool’s model number against the supported list before ordering.
Installation notes
Select a wall stud or use heavy-duty drywall anchors for solid support. Pre-drill holes, drive the included screws, and slide your tool into the mount. Space holders at least 8 inches apart to allow easy one-handed tool removal. For pegboard mounting, use appropriate pegboard hardware in place of the included screws.
Common questions
Q: Will these holders fit both my yellow 20V MAX drill and my red 18V impact driver, or are they only made for one battery slide style?
These holders are designed around the slide-rail battery foot used on yellow 12V/20V MAX tools and many red 18V tools, so they can work for both styles if your tool mounts by the battery slot shown in the listing. The safest approach is to compare your tool’s battery rail/base shape to the product photos, because fit depends on the tool’s mounting foot, not just the brand color.
Q: How should I install the 10-pack holders in a garage workshop, and are the 40 included screws enough for a secure mount?
Yes, 40 screws is enough for mounting all 10 holders with 4 screws each, which is the best setup for strength, especially if you’re hanging heavier drills or drivers vertically. For the most secure install, mount them into plywood, wall studs, or a solid tool board, and pre-drill pilot holes so the holders sit flat without cracking the mounting surface.
Q: Can these heavy-duty holders be mounted under a shelf or workbench, and will vibration make the tools fall out over time?
They can usually be mounted under a shelf, on the side of a cabinet, or on a wall as long as you leave enough clearance to slide the tool in and out cleanly. If the holder is mounted square and the tool’s battery rail fully engages, normal shop vibration should not be an issue, but it’s smart to periodically check screw tightness in high-use areas like a job trailer or mobile work van.
