📚 Stalwart Wall Mountable Organizer with Compartments for Organization Review

looks good on the internet but the quality is bad in real life. The plastic back with 3 mounting holes is very thin and doesn't measure 16" in diameter in the center for a typical wall mount. It looked super powerful on the internet. It's not like this!

Mounting screw holes are not 16" in diameter to fit studs, some tool holes are too close together to be effective (handles cover adjacent holes), description says 29" wide, and this, that I received was only 26 inches. wide, end pockets are really too small to be useful.

I've had it for a week and the three tabs holding it to my desk broke under the weight of about 20 screwdrivers. I hadn't even filled half the product bottle. I called the supplier and they blew me away. It's garbage. Don't buy if you don't want to throw money away.

I bought this for storage so I can find screwdrivers and such. When I hung the hammer on its edge, it bent and half the tools fell off. So I can only use this for light tools - more of a toy tool than a workshop tool. Save money when you need a reliable tool rack.

You will need your own drywall anchor and a set of plastic washers. As soon as the first screw was tightened, it tore through a hole that was originally too small. Then the part that supposedly holds this frame broke off. It's cheap and poorly made. I stupidly threw the box away and now I can't return it. GARBAGE.

The appearance of the shelf for storing tools on the line and the description do not match the actual product side shelves cracked when fastening. Could not withstand the heavy weight of instruments without structural flexing. Unfortunately I would say what I should have expected for the money. He went in the trash. Ordered a different replacement item. I do not recommend.

It's okay, the plastic could be thicker and the holes too close together. I wish it was 6-8 inches longer and an inch wider with the same number of holes. It also needs other types of holes, oval or narrow, to hold other tools like cleaning knife, drill bit for wet cement tools, etc. To improve this, I'm thinking of developing one and marketing it myself.

You will need your own drywall anchor and set of plastic washers. As soon as the first screw was tightened, it tore through a hole that was originally too small. Then the part that supposedly holds this frame broke off. It's cheap and poorly made. I stupidly threw the box away and now I can't return it. GARBAGE.

It's okay, maybe the thickness of the plastic and the holes are too close together. I wish it was 6-8 inches longer and an inch wider with the same number of holes. It also needs other types of holes, oval or narrow, to hold other tools like cleaning knife, drill bit for wet cement tools, etc. To improve this, I'm thinking of developing one and marketing it myself.

So this is a great stand for various light hand tools with one downside. It holds a lot of stuff, is strong enough for most pliers, and the detachable pen holders are very useful. It is NOT designed for heavy hand tools such as hammers etc. I lost two stars during installation. The molded mounting holes on the top are spaced 19-1/2 inches apart so it will not mount to standard bolt spacing or standard hole plates. Most perforated panels have holes spaced 1 inch apart, making them very difficult