Plywood Paint Bottle Organizer - a Wooden Wall Rack for Citadel Paints Also Suitable for Desk Use - 60 Holes for Painting Bottles Compatible with DnD, Warhammer 40K, Pathfinder & Other Minis

Good quality paint rack, looks great on my desk. Instructions suggest gluing the rack however dry fitting works well and the holes are perfectly sized for Citadel Paint pots

Easy to put together and flat packed so that it posts through your door. Accurately cut, can be a bit fiddly to push the cut out parts out but a tool is provided. There are also spares in the pack for the small fasteners in case any get broken. I picked this paint shelf unit as it has 60 spaces perfectly sized for citadel paints and accommodates the different pot sizes in that range (see images). I was so impressed with the first, I bought a second unit! As shown on the pictures they also fit the Vallejo pigment pots.

Easy to assemble and just a small amount of wood glue and it’s very rigid and transportable. Works very well as it stacks my paints and gives me more room on the work table. A good buy.

Good sturdy rack once built. Instructions were a little lacking but I worked it out in the end.

Now, don’t get me wrong, I have no idea why my husband wanted these. The man has storage for his little paints, but apparently it’s about the ‘appearance’ and the ‘ease’ of grabbing the colours he needs. Now does my husband paint his warhammer? No, they remain forever grey, he started one of them over a year ago and that was 20 minutes of his life. I mean, I’m pretty sure the paints he has are now solid, but what do I know. He liked them.. the paints fit, he’s happy. So yeah, cheers 👌

Just built this, even I managed it easily. Did use glue to make sure it would not break up, although getting the push fit right took some leverage.

bit hard on your own to put together but i wish i got one long time ago

Not perfect but it does the job. a little tricky to put together helpful to have a second pair of hands.

Ist leicht & leicht zusammenzubauen und macht, was es soll: Farbtöpfchen halten. Der Neigungswinkel macht's, wenn das Regal nicht sehr hoch steht, etwas schwierig, die Farbnamen zu lesen, aber das liegt in der Natur der Sache.

I was nervous about finding a paint rack that wouldn't wobble or feel flimsy every time I touched it. The wall-mounting option for this paint rack is fantastic, and it fits all but the largest of my paint jars. The assembly was a snap, merely slotting wood pieces together and affixing them with a wood clip. When sitting on a desk empty, there is a little wobble in the pieces, but when wall-mounted it's as steady as I was hoping. Looking forward to adding more as I get more and more paints. These are absolutely perfect for the Tamiya 40ml mixing jars, but my only complaint is the the ever-so-slightly wider Mr. Hobby 40ml jars don't fit. The difference is a bit less than a millimeter so you could probably sand the holes larger if you really wanted to use this for Mr. Hobby large jars. To their credit they never said the Mr. Hobby jars would fit, so I won't drop a star off for that.

I purchased the 60 slot Citadel and the 72 Vallejo units. (So far...) They come flat packed, in a cardboard box shrink wrapped in plastic, with instructions and paper between each wood layer. The larger pieces were already cut out and had the extra wood removed. The small connectors were still in/attached to the wood they were cut from. You just need to pop them out and I found the little wood "tool" they provided useful for that process. They were a little finicky to assemble since things are pretty flimsy until you get the second side on. But it wasn't too bad. First one took maybe 20-30 minutes, second one took like 10 minutes since I understood how it went together. The instructions are a little sparse and could use some larger more detailed pictures. But the text helps explains some more of the process. The fit and finish was fine for laser cut parts. Smells really nice at least to me. The price seems a little high to me, but they look and feel like they'll last. The Citadel one makes it a little hard to see the names on the pots since they sit kinda low if you don't hang these up. But I had no issues getting everything I had onto the rack and everything seems stable and looks great. The Vallejo one is easier to read the paint names just because the bottles are taller. Bottles also sit nicely and look impressive when full. My only, soon to be rectified, problem was that I had more paints then I thought lol. Going to order another one soon.

These racks, while not cheap, are a most efficient storage option for Vallejo style paints. The assembly is straightforward and the materials robust resulting in a sturdy paint rack. Good quality and well worth the money.

Correspond bien à la description et pour la bonne sorte de peinture, très satisfaite