Nicely made and a useful holder for your most used screwdrivers.We have a big pot of screwdrivers in the shed and it can be a nuisance to find the one you want amongst the random selection we have. Putting this on the wall means we can now use it to hold the most commonly used screwdrivers and they are easy to see and to pick up.The holders are nicely made and well packaged. Easy to attach via screws or if you are only using this with lighter screwdrivers you could probably use double sided tape.

My husband loves things that keep items neat and tidy so when he saw this system he was pleased that he would be able to sort out his many screwdrivers. However the items you receive are a lot smaller than they look on Amazon.There are two different sizes, please see photos, you will see that the small size doesn't leave a lot of space for the handles on your screwdrivers to fit next to each other, the other thing is that the diameter of the holes is small as well and some screwdrivers shaft were too thick to go into the small holes.I have also taken a photo of the full kit next to a pint glass so you can see the size of them.I have given the items 3 stars as they do seem well made and don't feel cheap, I am sure they will last a long time but I just don't think they are large enough to accommodate a lot of screwdrivers so I personally would get frustrated with them if a lot of our existing screwdrivers didn't fit

These little screwdriver wall mounts feel incredibly strong. They are all plastic but super sturdy, and the screw on parts fit really neatly into the holder part so everything feels really secure when fitted. The screw head depth is a little neat (2.5mm) behind the smaller sized ones, but I found some flat heads that worked. Spacing is fairly good but I think they are best suited to mid and small handled tools.Overall I'm really happy with them, they feel strong and look professional and unobtrusive. Simple, but I can't really fault them in any way.

I’m always looking for ways to get the workshop a bit more organised, so trying out these screwdriver racks from a company called StealthMounts, seemed ideal for me. They’re basically these little plastic racks designed to hold screwdrivers and mount on the wall.Setting them up was really straightforward. They come with these small mounting pieces - they call them ‘mini cleats’ - you just screw those onto the wall (you’ll need screws for this), and then the racks slot onto them. Seriously, it only took a couple of screws for each cleat, and then the rack just hooks on. It’s a really simple system. A neat part of the design is that once you've hung the rack, the screw heads are hidden, which makes everything look really tidy.They're made of this strong plastic stuff – ABS plastic I think they said – so they feel like they’ll last a lifetime. They call this setup a "Wall Hive System", which sounds kind of fancy, but it's really just a clever way to keep your screwdrivers accessible and off the bench by way of a honeycomb slot pattern. The design is "modular" which just means you can set them up however you want; in a line, stacked, whatever works for your space. Plus, they’re also compatible with some other mounting bits they make if you're already using their stuff.For me, these racks have been really useful in keeping my screwdrivers from rolling around in a drawer. Now, I can just grab the one I need right off the wall. It's just one of those simple things that makes working a bit smoother and less frustrating, you know?It’s hard to see how these can be improved in any way, so, if you’re after a simple and solid way to organise your screwdrivers, these StealthMounts racks are just the job.My Rating Scale⭐ Not recommended.⭐⭐ Consider other options before this one.⭐⭐⭐ A decent product worth considering.⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great product, keep high on your list.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An outstanding product, and one of my top choices.

A good solid little plastic holder for screwdrivers.4 in the set, each with a little insert to mount to the wall, and then the honeycomb shape slides over it.You can't use every hole (unless you have a lot of very small screwdrivers) but I managed to get a good 20 screwdrivers into my set of 4 no problem at all, with gaps to spare.It fitted my larger flatblades all the way down to electrician testing and other thin and narrow screwdrivers without a problem, and tidied them away nicely for me.A little pricey but still good value as they appear quite sturdy and hardwearing for what they are. The plastic isn't cheap and flimsy, so they are likely to survive a bit of abuse in a garage for a while.