Sunix Large Power Tool Organizer, Updated Tool Storage Cabinet, Drills Wall Mount Holder with 5 Drill Hanging Slots for Garage, Workshop (Power Strip is Not Included)

My husband got this for Valentines Day. He loves it. I put it together and it was simple!

Almost perfect except the slots need to be about 1 wider as I like to hang tools upside down and use one slot for storing 18v batteries

Whoever built this product took pride in making the holes perfectly align. (When I say perfectly align, I mean perfectly. Perfectly drilled, perfectly countersunk. ) You don’t see this kind of dedicated pride and workmanship. Follow the pictures and put it together in less than 1 1/2 hours…. I am in my 70’s , so I took my time so I wouldn’t mess up the artistry of this worker who drilled those holes. The wood had no knots and is solid on the wall. Use a screwdriver to start the screws and let each screw stick out a little and place in in the pre drilled hole. Then with drill set on smallest setting, tighten the screw all the way. Will buy another for my son’s garage wall.

Took about 20 minutes to assemble. I would recommend marking your drill holes prior to attaching the back board. Once it’s all together it is a little cumbersome to hold and mark pilot holes.

Works well, sturdy, nice looking.

This is one of my favorite purchases as of late. I will say that the instructions were kind of lacking, but if you are buying this item to organize your power drills/impact drivers, odds are you already have the DIY knowledge to figure out how these pieces fit together. I would definitely recommend to anyone who is looking for an organizational solution for tools in their garage or elsewhere. There is also ample room on top of the device to fit a couple of battery chargers and spare batteries.

My brother in law loved it. It fits well in his work shop

bought for fathers day. Was very easy to put together. Looks so nice hung up.

I love it. Fixing to order a 2nd one. Painted it with Moms Tools Hands Off Boys.

If you really have to spend $65 to store your tools with $11 worth of wood and hardware you really shouldnt have tools