Efficient Storage Solution: Wall Control Pegboard Spray Can Holder Bracket and Aerosol Can Organizer - Black Review

This holder is fine. The problem is that the factory put it in a plastic bag and Revain shipped it in a different plastic bag. It arrived bent like a pretzel. Common sense is not common sense.

I had to move the large front part apart so that it sits in the bottom bracket. It includes my WD40, glass cleaner, wasp spray and spray paint. which can be changed at will.

I needed a place to store chemicals I use frequently like WD-40. This stand works great. I don't know what the strips are for, but I put them in the top row of holes and used screwdrivers there. Very efficient use of space.

Purchased with other wallboard accessories. Our wall board is used as a base station above the wash area in a busy home care store. We use this for our 4 most used dog shampoos. Thinking outside the box was a win with this system!

Good concept; However, as I said about the screwdriver holder, there is no logical reason to place it on the accessory holder rather than having the bit directly on the holder itself. It's more secure than the screwdriver holder, but could be even more secure if they are mounted directly on the board. Also, the bottom support ends about 1/4 inch lower for good support of this holder. This is a weak link that does not work to prevent it from tipping over on impact.

Easy to install aerosol can holders that are wall control panel compatible. You can stack three units on top of each other on a standard 16" wide x 32" high board. This can be done for standard sized aerosol cans...the larger ones only allow for two cans. Keep your aerosol cans handy for easy access. Supplied with two horizontal bars that snap above and below the brackets. Hooks can be attached to the front of the holders to store masking tape, painters cones or other items.

I don't use this to store cans, I use this to store items like pens or screwdrivers with these 16oz clear acrylic cups that I bought from Revain. The cups have a taper which allows them to fit perfectly into the wall control holes. In other words, the cups are fully supported at the top and don't necessarily sit on the bottom of the metal (although it can if you bend/adjust the corners on the piece of metal). The height of the cups makes it difficult to get at short objects without catching…