Wall mounted storage bins with pegboard backboards, 30 piece garage organiser set

You get 30 open-fronted storage bins, the wall mountable backboards they clip onto, and the fixings to put the boards on your wall. Of the 30 bins, 18 are small red bins and 12 are large grey bins.

Screws, wall plugs, drill bits, fuses, picture hooks, cable ties, terminal blocks and any other small parts that usually end up loose in a drawer. One type per bin is the habit that keeps a workshop tidy.

Bigger workshop items such as hinges, brackets, clamps, sanding discs, tape rolls and full boxes of fixings. They also swallow the odd awkward item, like a bag of spare fittings, that has no other home.

Assembled, the set measures 37.5 cm high by 64 cm wide, and the bins stand 19 cm out from the wall. Check that footprint against your wall space before you order.

The backboards screw to the wall using the fittings included in the box. On brick or block walls, drill and plug as usual. On plasterboard, fix into the timber studs or use plasterboard fixings rated for the load.

Yes. If you can hang a shelf, you can hang this. You need a drill, a screwdriver, a spirit level and a few minutes. Mark the holes with the board held level, drill, plug and screw.

That is the point of the design. Each bin lifts off the board in a second, so you can carry it to the job, then clip it back when you are done. Bins also stack on top of each other off the board.

Yes. No bin position is fixed, so you can group bins by project, move the large bins to the bottom row, or spread the boards across different walls. The layout is whatever suits your work.

The bins are made for small and medium parts rather than heavy power tools. Spread heavy loads such as bolts across several bins, and make sure the backboards are fixed with all the supplied screws so the load carries into the wall.

The bins and boards are made from impact-resistant plastic, so they shrug off the knocks that come with a working garage. If anything is faulty, the set carries a 2-year manufacturer's warranty on top of your legal rights.

The kit is plastic, so it does not rust, and an unheated garage or shed is a normal home for it. Like most plastics, it is happiest out of constant direct sunlight, which fades and tires any plastic over years.

The backboards are black, the 18 small bins are red and the 12 large bins are grey. The two bin colours make size sorting obvious at a glance.

The backboards are separate wall mountable sections that build into the full 64 cm wide by 37.5 cm high unit. That also means you can split the kit across more than one spot if that suits your space better.

Yes. We ship to every UK address with a tracked courier, free on orders of £50 or more and a flat £4.99 under that, usually arriving within 3 to 7 working days. You have 14 days from delivery to change your mind, on top of your Consumer Rights Act 2015 rights if anything is faulty.

Anyone whose small parts currently live in jars, tins and mystery drawers: DIYers, mechanics, modellers, electricians and gardeners. If you keep buying screws you already own because you cannot find them, this kit pays for itself in saved trips to the shop.

We sell wall storage and nothing else, we publish plain specs with no invented numbers, and a real person answers the inbox. Prices are in pounds, delivery is tracked UK-wide, and returns are simple.

Each bin hooks over a rail on the pegboard-style board and hangs at a slight forward tilt, so you can see and reach inside without taking it down. When you want it at the bench, lift it straight off the rail, and it clips back in a second.

No, they are open-fronted so you can grab a part one-handed. The trade-off is dust: parts you use often will not notice, but a rarely touched precision item is better kept in a closed box.

It ships flat in a box roughly 40.7 cm long, 33.5 cm wide and 14.7 cm deep, and the whole kit weighs about 2.2 kg empty. That makes it easy to carry from the door to the wall on your own.

A drill with the right bit for your wall, a screwdriver, a pencil and a spirit level. That is the full list. The wall plugs and screws you need come in the box.

Yes, but choose the right fixing. Line the boards up with the timber studs where you can, or use plasterboard fixings rated for the load. A board full of parts weighs far more than the empty kit, so do not rely on light fixings.

No. This is a small and medium parts system, not a rack for drills, grinders or hammers. Heavy tools belong on proper hooks or a shelf. The bins are sized for screws, fittings and hand-sized items.

Yes. The bins are standard open-fronted units, so a second kit adds another run of boards and bins rather than replacing what you have. Plenty of people start with one set and grow the wall as their parts collection does.

Every bin position is yours to set. No slot is fixed, so you can put the small bins at eye level, drop the large bins to the bottom row, or split the boards across two walls. Rearrange it whenever a project changes.

The bins arrive ready to use. The only job is mounting the backboards on the wall and clipping the bins on, which is a normal drill-and-screw task rather than flat-pack assembly.

Not at all. The same open bins suit a workshop, shed, utility room, craft space or home office. Anywhere small parts pile up, from sewing threads to electronics, the wall system keeps them sorted and in view.

Lift the bins down now and then and tip out any sawdust or grit. A wipe with a damp cloth clears workshop grime. The plastic does not rust, so there is nothing to maintain beyond that.

Orders usually arrive within 3 to 7 working days by tracked courier, so you can follow the parcel to your door. Delivery is free on orders of £50 or more, and a flat £4.99 below that.

Contact us and we will sort it. The set carries a 2-year manufacturer's warranty from Pukkr, and that sits on top of your Consumer Rights Act 2015 rights, so a faulty kit is repaired, replaced or refunded.

It is a safe gift for anyone who tinkers: a DIYer, mechanic, modeller, gardener or electrician. If they keep screws in old jars and tins, a wall of sorted bins is the upgrade they will not buy for themselves.