30-Bin Wall-Mounted Storage Rack System - Heavy-Duty Garage Tool Organizer for Screws, Nuts, Bolts, Nails, Beads, and Small Hardware Parts - Easy Installation and Customizable

Why did you pick this product vs others?:A lot of the similar products had reviews that made me think this set was the best quality on the market. These bins are reasonably well-made. Note that the blue bins and yellow bins are the same size. Installation on my block wall was easy enough with my own screws (not the included screws).

These are very well made for the price. Not sure why the screw holes are 16" wide to fit in normal stud difference. But overall I am very happy for the price

This 30-bin wall-mounted storage rack is a great value for anyone looking to organize a garage, workshop, or tool room without breaking the bank. The bins are decently sized and it’s a very practical setup for sorting hardware, screws, bolts, and other small parts.Build quality isn’t top-tier—some of the plastic feels a bit light-duty, and I wouldn’t overload the bins with anything too heavy—but for light to medium use, it holds up just fine. Mounting was straightforward, and once installed, it stays put.If you’re expecting industrial-grade construction, this might not be it. But if you’re after an affordable and functional way to get your space organized, it’s hard to beat for the price. I’d buy it again.

I purchased one of these then purchased another. They hold so many small items. Nice to easily find screws and other items while building. It is fairly easy to put together. I don't have a place to hang them yet but I wish the back piece was a little more stable and free standing.

Love this organizer! Helps keep things in place. Could be used for craft organization too.

You basically get what you pay for. These are cheap. My biggest complaint is that the slots on the 'pegboard' (more on this later) are size specific, meaning that the red bins can ONLY be mounted on the bottom two rows and the top three rows must be populated with the orange or blue bins. I was originally hoping to do 4 rows of the red bins with blue bins only on the top row on one 'pegboard' and alternating blue and orange bins on the other, thus avoiding the awful clashing color combination that is red and orange.The second issue is the mounting hardware. I was able to line one side of each 'pegboard' up with a stud to screw straight into, but I had to use the included drywall anchors on the other sides and they are the worst anchors I have ever used. Lucky I didn't need 4 of them, because that's exactly how many were unusable after they bent, crumpled, or otherwise deformed when trying to hammer them into the wall, even with a generously sized pilot hole. They also don't really include enough. There are 6 mounting holes on each 'pegboard' but only 8 screws and drywall anchors come in the package (4 per 'pegboard').Now. Why do I keep saying 'pegboard' like that? Well they're plastic, and fairly thin plastic at that. And as I mentioned above, they are shaped with little sections jutting out with slots on the top of them for the bins to hang off of. Basically, you're not putting any actual pegs in these so called boards. The holes serve no real purpose other than adding visual interest and probably to save on material cost.They are sturdy enough to hold the bins, just don't expect to store anything too heavy in them.Overall they're... Like fine. For what I paid for them, I'm not mad, but I am most definitely not impressed either.

Great Product, good value

We just built a huge work table for our garage and I wanted all of our tools and hardware to be at my fingertips so I don't need to be hunting through cabinets or drawers to find what I need. We built a French cleat wall on one side for tools but it was time consuming and tedious to construct little bins. So for the screws, I thought I'd just buy a system.These definitely make organizing easy, simple installation and color coded bins add to the overall look and function. But a few things to note:-- the orange and blue bins are exactly the same size--the mounting screws are just drywall screws--I'd suggest construction screws or more heavy duty anchors if screwing into drywall--there are no labels for the cups so you need to create those yourself (I cut the screw boxes up)--taking the lower bins off can lead to knocking off the upper bins (there is very little clearance)--installation of the backer pieces took just a couple minutes--I'm worried the plastic will crack over time as it's a bit thin for my liking--the slots for the labels are super tiny so cardboard is actually thick enough to stay put (I tried plastic pieces from the screw boxes but they slid out)Overall a good purchase for$30 but only time will tell if they last and if I lose my mind by knocking over adjacent bins when removing the one I want...