Mop Handle Holder Intermop SDN100 — wall-mounted holder for mop handles

Intermop SDN100 is a wall-mounted holder designed to secure mop and broom handles in utility rooms, janitor closets and commercial cleaning areas. The device accepts standard cylindrical handles and keeps tools organized and off the floor, reducing the risk of slips and preventing damage to handle ends. Its compact wall-mounted design saves storage space and provides quick, orderly access to cleaning implements when needed.

Advantages

The holder provides stable clamping for multiple handles, maintaining an even lineup of mops and brooms and eliminating clutter. Installation on a vertical surface keeps floors clear and reduces trip hazards while protecting handle finishes from contact with wet floors or abrasive surfaces. The simple mechanical design requires no power and offers low maintenance with quick manual cleaning as needed.

Suitable for

• Storage of standard cylindrical mop and broom handles in janitorial closets
• Organizing cleaning tools in commercial facilities such as offices, restaurants and schools
• Utility rooms of residential buildings and service areas
• Maintenance rooms and cleaning supply storage where space optimization is required

Key specifications

• Mounting type: wall-mounted
• Compatibility: standard cylindrical handles (mop, broom)
• Function: secure clamping/holding of handles to prevent slipping
• Construction: durable, low-maintenance design suitable for frequent use
• Installation: fixed on vertical surfaces to save floor space

How to use

Fix the holder to a suitable vertical surface using appropriate fasteners for the wall material. Insert mop or broom handles into the clamping slots or grips so the holder secures each handle in a vertical position. Remove tools by pulling the handle out of the clamp; return them after use to maintain order. Inspect the mounting and clamping elements periodically and tighten fasteners if any play is detected.

Usage recommendations

Install the holder at a practical height for users to insert and remove handles comfortably. Use appropriate wall anchors for the substrate (drywall, concrete, wood) and avoid overloading the holder beyond its intended number of handles. Clean the holder surface as needed and check clamping elements for wear when used in heavy-duty commercial environments.