Paint rack holds 39 bottles of assorted sizes. The bottom two rows hold 36mm bottles, the next two rows hold 32mm bottles, the top row holds 26mm bottles.
Paint racks measure 11.9" across the front, 7.87" deep and 5.1" tall (303mm x 200mm x 130mm)
Made from 1/8" (3mm) precision laser cut MDF. Assembly Required.
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Very Nice
Very nice, easy to assemble, works well. Wonder how hard it would be to add holes for upside down bottles? Excellent addition to hold the random bottles that don't fit into an entire rack of one size or another, and no wasted space for brush holes that aren't needed.
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Great for this and that
So glad I found these paint racks. Now my model building area is a bit more organized.
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Just what I needed
This rack for 3 different size bottles is great. Easy to assemble and makes finding and organizing my different paints very quick and easy.
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Reviewing my paint rack purchase
This was a very good purchase. I needed an organized area for my paint bottles to clear more work area on my desk, yet be handy for use. This worked perfectly. It takes a few minutes to assemble and I used wood glue on the inside joints and let dry overnight. When I eventually switch to a bigger work bench, I plan on buying a couple of the inside corners. Highly recommended!
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This 'n That really means it!
I bought the This 'n That rack to go with a Version 1 vertical rack sold here, and it does the trick perfectly. This rack is holding my Alclad, Mr. Color, Model Masters, and Vallejo paints quite nicely. Even the jars that are in holes slightly too big for them are held in place just fine and dandy - the small square-shaped holes are great for their purposes. I highly recommend the Vallejo paint rack and the v1 and v2 vertical racks - I have a full Vallejo stack for my Vallejo/v2 rack and this holds my everything else. Worth the purchase! Easy to assemble; I'd already done one. My only recommendation, match up the hole sizes together. I didn't, and everything is a bit off-kilter, but that's my fault, not the product's.