VonHaus 44 Piece Wall Mounted Pegboard Hook, Storage Bins and Panel Set - DIY Garage Storage Wall Mount System with Rack and Bin Accessories - Tool, Parts and Craft Organizer

Considering the low cost of this tool rack, I would say it's more than capable and I'm quite happy with it.After drilling holes in the garage wall and popping in rawlplugs, I lined up each of the back panels and popped the screws in. As it is entirely plastic construction, it was warped a bit, but that was quickly sorted out by using a few more screws. As someone pointed out previously, you don't need to use all the screw holes, and indeed I don't think they intend you to. There are far far too many, and some are right next to each other, giving the impression that it's more for flexibility (say, if one of the screw holes falls on mortar or something).I used about 12 screws per board, 5x30mm, with 8mm rawlplugs and 8mm masonry drill bit (just for anyone considering what screws they need for this, as it's hard info to come by!). I'd recommend flat heads as they'll sit a bit more flush.The complaints about the tubs bending under the weight of a feather are perhaps being a bit dramatic. I've attached a picture, and the two longer ones on the right hand side at the bottom there (bright orange) are the only ones that bend slightly, and that's only because they don't have any board under their lower half to support them. The two longer orange tubs on the left hand side are placed right under a couple of wall screws and do not give in the slightest.Of course, as I mentioned, this is an entirely plastic construction, so I wouldn't recommend chucking in car parts, but if you're like me, planning on just putting in things like a multimeter or two, resistors, capacitors and smaller electronic bits and bobs, there's not a chance any of these tubs will give way.Word of warning though, if your back panel is a bit warped like mine was, make sure to A) use a few more screws, and B) your tubs are actually slotted in correctly on both sides. They have two tabs, and it's quite easy to think they're slotted in, but aren't, due to the slight warping. Best way to tell, is push each left and right side of the tub down at the back. If it slips, it's not weak, it's just not slotted in correctly.

Overall a good product, it helps organise hugely and looks tidy!I would’ve given 5 stars if it had screws/raw plugs and was a bit sturdier!Some of the frame bent as I screwed into wall, I personally don’t mind if it stays secureI used 6mm raw plugs and standard / long screws with a few extra long screws to keep it safe.Time will tell how it lasts, so far so good! (Day 1 😆)I recommend pre drilling holes and making sure you workout your garage door opening, hence I didn’t and now had to move the top right segment to allow clearance / Lol, luckily wasn’t too bad and photos show how it looks!

It’s ok, I can’t say more than that. The plastic isn’t quite sturdy enough really, things flex. I expected better quality.It’s easy to put together but it does require a lot of screws into the wall, partly because of said flexibility. Size wise it’s decent, as described. And it looks good. It does the job if you aren’t putting anything too heavy in it. Just slightly disappointed with the plastic quality.

Excellent product- quick and easy installation. Sturdy when built and holds a lot of tools etc

Bought as a gift so not used it, looks good, just note the description is wrong it says 12 small and 12 medium bins, I got 8 medium and 16 small