6 Wall-Mounted Broom Holders Under $20 That Free Floor Space

The broom leaning in the corner of your kitchen or closet isn't just aesthetically annoying — it's also a genuine tripping hazard, it takes up floor space, and it falls over at the exact wrong moment every single time. A wall-mounted broom holder is a $10 to $20 fix that permanently eliminates all three of those problems.

These aren't glamorous purchases, but they're the kind of thing you wonder how you ever lived without once they're installed. Good ones will hold brooms, mops, dusters, rakes, and anything else with a handle — and the better ones also have hooks for small items like dustpans, scrub brushes, or cleaning supply bags. Here are six options that are all under $20 and all genuinely useful.

What's the Best Overall Wall-Mounted Broom Holder?

The AmazonBasics Rectangular Heavy Duty Broom and Mop Holder at around $13 is the best all-around choice. It holds up to 6 items, has a simple grey design that works in any space, and the installation is straightforward with the included hardware.

The design has five grip slots (for broom and mop handles) plus six hooks for smaller items. Each slot grips the handle with a spring-loaded gripper that holds firmly but releases easily — you can grab a broom one-handed without a two-step process. The 16.9-inch width fits comfortably on any wall, closet door, or cabinet side.

The mounting hardware is included and works in drywall or wood studs — just drill the holes according to the template and screw it in. Takes about 10 minutes. One note: the gripper slots work best with handles between 3/4 inch and 1.25 inches in diameter. Standard broom and mop handles fall in this range, but very thick or very thin handles may not grip as securely. The grey color is neutral enough to work in a white, grey, or beige utility space without looking out of place.

Best Broom Holder for More Storage Capacity

The HOME IT Mop and Broom Holder ($14) offers the best storage capacity under $20 — five grip slots plus six hooks in a slightly different configuration that handles more tools simultaneously than comparable options.

The off-white color is the most neutral of the bunch, which makes it particularly useful in finished spaces — laundry rooms, mud rooms, or anywhere you want the holder to blend rather than stand out. The 7.5 lb. capacity per slot is rated for heavy tools, which matters if you're mounting anything heavier than a standard broom.

The off-white finish is particularly useful in laundry rooms with white appliances and walls — it blends almost invisibly. If you're mounting in a garage or utility space where appearance doesn't matter, the grey AmazonBasics option is probably the better pick. But for a finished room, this one looks cleaner.

Best 2-Pack Broom Holder for Garage or Large Storage Spaces

The IMILLET 2-Pack Broom Holder in Black ($12 for two) is the best value if you have a larger storage space — a garage, utility room, or laundry room with walls on both sides.

Two holders for $12 means you can organize a complete wall of tools without spending much. The black color is more modern-looking than grey or white, and the two-per-pack pricing makes this the cheapest option on a per-holder basis. Each holder has 5 ball-type grip slots and 6 hooks.

The ball-type grip slots on this version are slightly different from the flat gripper slots on the AmazonBasics — they grip from multiple sides, which works better for handles that aren't perfectly round or that have any texture. If your tools have rubber-coated or slightly irregular handles, this style grips more reliably. At $6 per holder, this is the budget champion of the roundup.

Best No-Drill Broom Holder for Renters

The AceMining Self-Adhesive Broom Holder ($18) is the best option for renters or anyone who doesn't want to put screws in their walls. The industrial-strength adhesive holds the same weight as a screwed-in holder without leaving marks.

The adhesive backing on this version is rated for the same tool weights as the screw-mounted options, but it removes cleanly — no patching walls when you move. This is increasingly important in rental apartments, but also useful for anyone who wants to mount in a position without studs or in a space where drilling isn't convenient.

The stainless steel construction looks noticeably more premium than plastic alternatives — if you're mounting in a visible location like a pantry or laundry room you want to keep looking nice, the metal finish reads as intentional. Installation takes about 5 minutes: clean the surface, peel and stick, let it cure for 24 hours before loading it up.

Best Broom Holder for Outdoor or Garage Tool Organization

The HYRIXDIRECT Wall Mount Broom Holder ($16) includes extra hook capacity beyond the standard configuration, making it the best choice for spaces where you're organizing more than just cleaning supplies.

If you're organizing a garage that holds rakes, shovels, garden hoses, and outdoor cleaning tools as well as indoor brooms and mops, having more hooks matters. The HYRIXDIRECT adds additional hanging capacity compared to standard broom holders, which lets you also hang bags, extension cords, and other items without needing a separate hook rail.

The extra hook capacity is particularly useful for the transition zones of a house — mud rooms and garages where a single wall might need to handle boots, leashes, tools, and cleaning supplies simultaneously. Rather than running multiple separate holders, one heavy-duty version handles everything.

Best Broom Holder for a Minimalist or Modern Kitchen

The Broom Holder Wall Mount without Drilling ($15) earns its spot for kitchens where you want to mount cleaning tools but hate having visible screws or plastic clutter on your walls.

Modern kitchens have enough going on visually already. A slim, clean-lined holder that mounts without tools and holds two to three items without protruding too far from the wall keeps the organization functional without adding visual noise. This is the one for small apartments, galley kitchens, or anyone who wants the broom out of sight but not completely hidden.

For tight spaces — a narrow pantry wall, the side of a cabinet, the inside of a closet door — the slim profile of this style of holder is genuinely more useful than the wider rack designs. A few hooks and a couple of grip points, neatly installed at eye level, keeps your cleaning tools accessible without taking any floor space.

Quick Tips for Installing and Using Broom Holders

• Mount at the right height. Your broom handles should hang so the head is 2 to 4 inches off the floor — low enough to be stable, high enough to not drag.
• Group tools by type. Brooms and mops on the holder, dustpan and smaller items on the hooks — keeping similar tools together means you always know where to look.
• Mark studs before drilling. A $10 stud finder will save you from remounting when your holder falls off drywall. Most utility spaces have studs on 16-inch centers.
• Use in pantries too. Broom holders aren't just for garages and closets — a small mounted holder on the inside of a pantry door organizes dusters, bottle brushes, and small cleaning tools elegantly.
• Clean the wall surface first. For adhesive-mounted holders, a thorough wipe with isopropyl alcohol before sticking ensures the adhesive bonds properly. Skipping this step is the main reason adhesive holders fail prematurely.

You'll spend more time hunting for a fallen broom this month than it would take to install a $12 holder right now. That's the math on this one. Found something you love? Pin this for later so you don't lose it!