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Win a REGIMENTOOL adjustable garden tool storage rack.

The tidy and organised people over at REGIMENTOOL have invented something all sheddies could not do without.

Hoe down? Brush-off? These are terms which are beginning to disappear from shed vocabulary since the launch, over two years ago, of a new garden tool storage device called REGIMENTOOL.

REGIMENTOOL is particularly suited to situations where there is not much wall space for hanging tools, possibly because of the positions of shelving and windows. You can adjust it and configure it for easy access to your own set of garden tools, and it allows you to make optimum use of the room available.

REGIMENTOOL is sold mainly over the internet, and attracted a lot of interest when it was displayed at Garden Craft fairs in the Midlands during 2007. This is your chance to win one of these cleverly engineered devices.

To enter, simply answer the following question: