- 5 stars: 11 (61%)
- 4 stars: 4 (22%)
- 3 stars: 3 (17%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
After the first worked so well in my craft room, I got another for my home office. This one holds my headset, a couple pens and my badge lanyard. Two installs, zero drills, zero regrets.
Stuck it on the side of my fridge and it's been holding a small towel and some utensils. The plate grabs the painted metal well. I'd give five stars if the panel felt a bit thicker.
The panel does what it says and installs easily on my tile. But by the time I bought the clips and a tray to actually use it, I'd spent a lot more than expected. Fine product, just budget for the extras.
I put one in my basement craft area where it gets a little damp. Two months in and the adhesive plate hasn't budged. I keep it loaded light though, just scissors, tape and ribbon spools.
I measured the wall run first, it was 12 inches, so I got the small 11.8 inch. Snug fit, looks intentional. Holding my keys, sunglasses and a lanyard by the door. Exactly what I wanted.
The molded plastic has a bit of give if you press on it, but once it's clipped to the wall plate it feels stable. I hung a small bag and some headphones. Only reason it's not five stars is the flex when you push hooks in.
I had charging cables everywhere. Now they're hanging on clips off this panel behind my desk. It's slim so it doesn't stick out much. Took me longer to sort the cables than to install it.
Mounted the large one above my workbench in the garage. I've got pliers, a tape measure, zip ties and some loose hardware in the trays. The wall is smooth sealed drywall and it stuck on the first try.
The panel is nice quality and the matte white matches my trim paint well. But it arrived as basically a bare board. You have to buy the hooks and trays separately which adds up. Feels incomplete out of the box.
I was skeptical about the 33 lb claim so I started light. Screwdrivers, pliers, a small level. No issues after six weeks. I wouldn't hang a chainsaw on it but for normal garage stuff it's solid.
Renting a place with strict rules about holes. This was the answer. Stuck the plate above my desk, clipped the panel, and hung my headset and a few cables. When I move out I just pop it off.
I ordered the large thinking bigger was better and it overhangs the space I had by a couple inches. My fault. The panel itself is well made and clips on securely. Just actually measure your wall run first.
I hung my rotary cutter, a few spools and my measuring tape off the small panel next to my sewing table. Everything's within reach now instead of buried in a bin. The snap-on plate held fine on my laminate wall.
Mounted one on my bathroom mirror and it's rock solid. Tried the second on the textured plaster in the hallway and the plate peeled within a day. That's on me for not reading the wall requirements closely.
Liked the first one enough that I ordered another for the garage wall. I keep small hand tools and a coil of wire on it. The plastic has a little flex but it hasn't sagged at all after a couple months.
Panel itself is sturdy and the matte finish looks clean on my sealed painted wall. My only gripe is I didn't realize hooks and trays were sold separately, so my first setup was just the bare panel. Once the hooks arrived it worked great.
Cleaned the tile backsplash, pressed the plate on, clipped the panel over it. Whole thing took maybe two minutes including finding a level. I put it in the entryway for keys and the dog leash. Solid so far.
I have a narrow strip of wall between my monitor and the window, about 14 inches. The medium panel fit just right. I hung my keys, a couple lanyards and my USB cables on it and my desk is clear for the first time in a year.