🔧 Ultimate Heavy Duty Magnetic Tool Organizer Racks: Organize & Secure Your Tools Efficiently Review

They are great. As a hobbyist living in an apartment, you learn to store vertically. It can help by using walls to store tools. Remember that tools become magnetized over time so don't be an idiot like me and don't store your files on them as metal shavings will become difficult to remove from them.

They appear to be well built and have a magnet strong enough to hold almost any screwdriver, wrench or pliers. and close the door. I don't mind the sticker problem. It's there and I intend to leave it there. So what. Slander this product because the sticker is difficult to remove is very picky to say the least.

Yes it's true there are extra stickers wrapping the bars together and they make a mess but I followed another reviewer and taped the lettering so it's all black and looks great and i haven't done it. Use mounting brackets as I attached them directly to the same wood with glue and small screws. This is where they keep my tools in the art drawer.

Works well. The magnets are strong enough to work. The downside is they have stickers that won't peel off. If you try to remove them, they just fall apart and leave a mess. If you're looking for something that looks clean and cool, this isn't it. If you don't care what they look like, then they're fine. Also, I'm not sure why most of them have to have labels that say "12" toolbar". Looks pretty silly. I think we know what we bought. A clean look would be much nicer been.

The title says it all. The tape they put on the magnets that came with the logo was poorly taped, clumpy, and loose at the ends. I covered my face with black tape. On the other hand, the upc code stickers could hardly be removed cleanly. Also, one of the mounting covers was missing. Luckily I secured them with masking tape so no end clamps were needed. Look around, there has to be a product with better quality control and overall finish for the price. I will say that the magnets were strong…

October 28, 2019; received (4) 12" magnetic bars with removable end caps. I am comparing them to the 18" US General (HF) that I have purchased in the past. quality at the level; although the "HT 12 Magnetic Tool Bar" logo/spelling may be annoying for some. What surprised me (perhaps because I didn't read the description carefully) are the removable end caps that give the bars a 1/2 inch clearance behind the bars. so you can use more small tools when needed. Otherwise, remove the caps and mount…

These items are great for organizing tools that come in series/multiple sizes. As you can see from the picture I use them for screwdrivers, wrenches and more. Tool. I had screwdrivers and wrenches in my perforated board. It looks much more organized (IMO) and makes grabbing/installing tools easier. and a large crescent wrench - both about half a pound) I doubt it will hold a hammer, but I haven't tried it. I've been eyeing them for a while and luckily bought them when they were under $20. For…

This, as others have pointed out, is a terrible product. The paper labels attached to the magnets peel off as soon as you remove the binding tape, resulting in a rather ugly bar (as it didn't catch our testing or maybe the company just doesn't care), and it's not all that critical in the environment store at home that these rods have practically no weight. The product description says "Heavy Duty Magnetic Bar can hold multiple individual tools up to 5 lbs each" but that's not true. . On first…

I really wish I liked this product more than I do. First let me say that I actually bought it to use in our kitchen because we have so many metal utensils. At the same time, there is plenty of space for wall storage of metal items, and that's very good. But the weirdest and most frustrating thing is this: (1) You'd rather have the logo/company decal on the front of the organizer facing you because this decal will NOT peel off even with strong solvents. After about an hour of soaking, brushing…