Faithfull24 Wall Mounted Storage Bins with Metal Back Panel – Plastic Parts Organiser for Garage, Workshop, Van or Shed – 64 x 38 x 22cm

I’d been looking forward to the arrival of my Faithfull storage bins with metal wall panel. Sadly the metal wall panel had received quite a lot of crush damage and as the packing boxes were undamaged, I remain puzzled. After recovering from the disappointment and armed with a mini vice, a set of mole grips, a hammer and some willpower I flattened and straightened the bits that needed attention.Although it says in the product literature that the thickness of the metal back panel was 0.89mm, I found it to be of a good thickness and not as flimsy as has been suggested. That being said, to achieve a good result, you will still need to mount the panel onto a firm surface. I used a spare off cut of MDF which I squared to shape on the table saw. Don’t be off put if the panel is not entirely flat when it arrives, as some gentle rolling will cure this and once you have this mounted it will remain completely flat.The package also contains some drywall fixings which is handy if that is the only option available to you.The red and blue bins which you slot onto the wall panel are of three different sizes, 12 small, 6 medium and 6 large and have been robustly manufactured to a good standard. They slot quite tightly onto the frame producing no lateral movement once you push them down and feel them seating properly. Within reason of course, I feel that these bins/containers are more than capable of supporting a fair amount of weight providing you have seated them properly.Given that you have ensured equal spacing between the rows of your containers you will find there is enough room to interact with the bins without knocking off the ones above. Well I’ve found this to be the case and I have quite large hands.The materials used in the manufacture of this storage unit have been produced to a high quality and will give years of satisfaction. I had initially swithered about buying this product, as at £32, there was much cheaper on offer with a similar amount of bins, however, having now installed this in my shed and knowing its quality and true worth to me, I’m more than delighted I took the plunge.This is a good value for money product. I can’t recommend it enough.

Effective storage, which is easy to assemble.

I was initially a little sceptical as these were a lot more expensive than the other options offered by Amazon.However, when they arrived, I could see why. The backing plates are far stronger being metal and can take a lot more weight. The individual bins are also very strong and easy to remove. The only negative is the way these are packed. They are poorly packed by the manufacturer and the metal backing Can easily be bent. Out of four kits that I purchased, two of the backing plates were bent. I found this very annoying, but apart from that the products have been excellent. If the manufacturer took the time to improve their packaging, this would be a five star product

These seem strong, none have broken, they clip onto the metal wall panel fairly easily. In constant use being removed for various jobs, some have heavy contents and have not had any problems. Good value.

Some reviews have commented on the flimsiness of the backing panel. It is metal and yes it does flex and can be bent into shape, however this does not really matter as once it is fixed against a wall it more than adequately does the job. I work in the metal industry and people often think that in order to be strong things must be rigid, this is not so. To be strong it has to do the job correctly. Tunis does that more than adequately and once secured to a wall the back panel is not going anyway. Your fixing or your wall itself will give way first.The plastic panels fit on nicely too and overall this is a very good product and good value for money.

As others have noted, the steel backing plate is both stronger and much more rigid than the flimsy plastic boards offered by some competitors, and has umpteen pre-drilled holes for fixing screws. The plastic bins are also sturdier than I'd expected at the price, and are capable of supporting surprisingly heavy loads. The bins are attached to the backing plate by hooking over small tongues - this is useful, in that bins can easily be lifted off and on, but can also occasionally be irritating as lower bins can be knocked off quite easily. That's easily resolved by keeping screws, nuts, bolts, washers and w.h.y. in small plastic containers with lids that close. All in all, this is both useful and very good value.

Passable quality overall. The plastic bins are pretty good. The steel backing plate is OK, but has to be mounted on a flat surface.Throw away the hardware provided for mounting.The screws will make you want to scream. Very poor quality, the Philips heads cam out after a couple of turns requiring you to back the screws out with a pair of locking pliers.Diabolical.

I bought a second one based on the success of the first. We use them to hold small screws, nuts and car parts.There is a useful array of tray sizes. Whilst hanging the trays off the wall fixing may work for small storage and limited use it can be fiddly if you want to frequently remove and replace the trays for prolonged use.A cabinet that the trays sit on (which I built) would be more functional.