Rotating Paint and Marker Storage Tower for Desk, 72 or 120 Holes

If you paint or draw, you know the shelf of bottles that never quite holds them. They roll, they topple, and the one you want is always at the back. This tower stands them up instead, and the whole thing swivels so the back row comes round to the front.

How to choose: The 72-hole tower takes craft paint bottles, thirty-six on each face, and spins on its base. The 120-hole rack is a flat marker stand: caps up, labels facing you, no digging through a pile.

Best for: a desk, a studio cart, or the top of a shelf. Acrylic and craft paint bottles, markers, brush pens. Setting it between two people at a table so both can reach it without shoving it around.

Not ideal for: fat bottles. The holes are moulded at a fixed size, so check the widest part of your bottle neck before ordering. It is not a wall mount, it stands on a desk and nothing else. And it is not a travel case, because the bottles are held upright rather than locked in.

Maker's figures. The tower assembles to 7.5 in square by 16.1 in tall. The rack is 7.5 by 3.1 by 14.2 in as it ships. Both are PVC, so spills wipe off and nothing rusts. The maker lists a 5 kg (11 lb) load rating. That is their number and it is not tested, so do not stack a second tower on top.

In the box: the tower or the rack. The tower ships flat. Unit weight is about 4.0 lb for the 72-hole tower and 3.7 lb for the 120-hole rack.