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Cast Aluminum Hose Rack - 16" Wide
WHAT WE LOVE ABOUT THIS ITEM
- Solid cast aluminum construction.
- Curved shape for gentle hose loops.
- 16" wide for 100 ft hose capacity.
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Cast Aluminum Hose Rack - 16" Wide
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This is a well-made hose rack. I have a feeling it’s gonna be up for quite a while.
Marc T. — Verified Buyer
The Construction
What Twenty-Year Hardware Looks Like
Solid Cast Aluminum
Not stamped sheet metal. Not hollow tube. These are poured, solid cast aluminum — up to 5/16″ thick. They will not bend under the weight of a full 100-foot hose.
The Curved Shape
The gentle curve is not decorative — it prevents hose kinking. Garden hose loops drape naturally over the curve without sharp bends that damage the hose lining over time.
No Corrosion, Ever
Aluminum does not rust. It develops a thin oxide layer that actually protects the metal from further corrosion. Rain, snow, sprinkler overspray — none of it matters.
Wall Mount, Walk Away
Two screws into a stud, a brick anchor, or a concrete sleeve. That is the entire installation. No moving parts, nothing to maintain. Mount it and forget it exists for the next two decades.
The Material
Cast Aluminum Does Not Fail
Sheet metal hose racks bend the first time you put a full hose on them. Plastic reels crack in the sun. Spring-loaded retractors jam after one season. The failure mode of every cheap hose rack is the same: the material is not strong enough for the job. Cast aluminum solves the problem by refusing to participate in it.
The larger rack is 5/16 of an inch thick. Pick it up and you will understand immediately — it weighs nearly nine pounds. The smaller rack is 3/16 thick and still feels substantial. These are not consumer-grade products. They are the kind of hardware you find on the side of a building, doing a job quietly for decades.
The Standard
The Last Hose Rack You Will Ever Buy
That is not marketing language. It is a statement of material fact. Cast aluminum does not corrode, does not fatigue, does not degrade in UV light, and does not care about temperature swings. Garrett Wade guarantees these racks because the material guarantees itself.
In twenty years, when you sell the house, the hose rack will still be on the wall. The new owner will drape their hose over it without thinking about it. That is the definition of hardware that works.
The Craft
Poured, Not Pressed
Casting is a fundamentally different process than stamping. A stamped rack is made by pressing flat sheet metal into a shape — the metal is thin, stressed at the bends, and prone to fatigue. A cast rack is made by pouring molten aluminum into a mold, where it solidifies into a shape with uniform thickness and no stress points.
The result is a rack that distributes weight evenly across its entire surface. There are no weak points. The curved shape that keeps your hose loops from kinking is also the shape that makes the rack structurally rigid. Form follows function, and both are permanent.
Specifications
Side by Side
| Spec | 16″ Wide | 13″ Wide |
| Width | 16 inches | 13 inches |
| Thickness | 5/16″ | 3/16″ |
| Weight | 8.81 lbs | 2.11 lbs |
| Material | Solid cast aluminum | Solid cast aluminum |
| Hose Capacity | 100 ft of 5/8″ | 100 ft of 1/2″ or 50 ft of 5/8″ |
| Mounting | Wall-mount | Wall-mount |
| SKU | 39A01.05 | 39A01.06 |
| Price |
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| Factor | GW Cast Rack | Sheet Metal Rack | Plastic Hose Reel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Material | Solid cast aluminum | Stamped steel | Molded plastic |
| Lifespan | 20+ years | 1 – 3 years | 2 – 4 years |
| Corrosion | None | Rusts quickly | UV degrades |
| Moving Parts | None | None | Crank, gears (jam) |
| Weight Handling | Heavy hoses, no flex | Bends under load | Cracks under load |
| Cost Over 10 Years | $75 – $95 once | $60 – $150+ (replacements) | $80 – $200+ (replacements) |
Common Questions
Before You Buy
The 16-inch rack holds 100 ft of standard 5/8-inch garden hose. The 13-inch rack holds 100 ft of 1/2-inch hose or 50 ft of 5/8-inch hose. If you have a standard garden hose and want room to spare, go with the larger size.
Each rack has mounting holes for screws. Use appropriate anchors for your surface — wood screws for studs, masonry anchors for brick or concrete. Mounting hardware is NOT included.
No. Cast aluminum does not rust. It develops a subtle oxidation layer that actually protects the metal. These racks will look essentially the same in 20 years.
Yes. These are solid cast aluminum. The larger rack weighs nearly 9 pounds on its own. Once mounted properly, it holds a full hose without flex or concern.
Hose reels have moving parts that jam, crack, and break — usually within a few seasons. A wall-mounted rack has no moving parts. Drape the hose over it and walk away. Nothing to crank, nothing to replace.
Mount It Once. Never Think About It Again.
Solid cast aluminum. No moving parts. No corrosion. Choose your size.
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Overall rating: 4.875 / 5 from 40 reviews.
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Reviews
Well made hose rack
"This is a well-made hose rack. I don’t know how many a month or over the years. Only time will tell, but I have a feeling it’s gonna be up for quite a while."
Looking for a Great Hose Rack
"This hose rack, is far more then I expected, It is great looking and and very sturdy. I highly recommend this rack"
Hose bib/aluminum hose
"Great"
Heavy Duty hose bracket is solid
"Just installed the hose rack on our dock gangplank. I had to add a couple of mounting holes because it is mounted on a 4” wide aluminum bar. It is super heavy duty, and easily accepted 100’ of heavy 5/8 hose. This is a great product!"
Very sturdy
"Very sturdy"
Great Heavy Duty Product. Had
"Great Heavy Duty Product. Had to send 2 Chinese units back, what garbage."
Great home improvement
"So solid, it will outlive me!"
Great Hose Rack
"Solid, aesthetically designed, immovable rack for hose storage plus the convenience of easy on/easy off. I’ve installed three others previously at corners of my house, and this purchase completes my collection."
We Now Own Four (!) of These!
"We love these hose holders so much that this year I ordered two more, adding to the pair we already own. They are so handy and sturdy and helpful that we wanted one on every side of our home to help with the summer watering. My husband fashions poles from 4-by-4s and mounts them about 3 feet off the ground. They look fantastic and are unaffected by time and weather. Super product."
Q&A
- Are the mounting holes at 16” on center on the 16” Hose Rack?
- No, 14 7/8"
- Are the mount holes 16” on center?
- No, 14 7/8"
- I need water hose holder for beach home. Will this withstand the corrosive salt air?
- Janis, It is Anodized Aluminum which will hold up well in that environment. If you want to take it a step further use Stainless fasteners with nylon washers to mount it.
- Has anyone figured out a solution for mounting this on an upright 4x4 post set into the ground? I need to be able to put bolts through those top 15” spaced bolt holes and have them be able to grab or bolt onto something. I’d rather not use a cross beam piece of wood. Wondering if there’s a slick hardware solution.
- Max, Other than drilling a hole in the center top portion of the rack, a cross beam would be all I can think of. A cross beam might not improve the strength of the center screw much anyway.
