Aain Magnetic Toolbox Tray Set, Tool Box holder Accessories for Tool Organizer,Garage Storage, 2 Trays, Can Caddy, Paper Towel & Screwdriver Holder (A049)

It would be nice if the magnets were a little stronger. I was using to store m12 batteries but cant fit them all on the shelf without it sliding.

Great product. I use these at work on my machine that I have to run and I keep myself organized.

So, the steel part seems solid. What was disappointing is the magnets. Right away I noticed the trays slid easily on the gloss paint of the tool box. I grabbed a ratchet and box end. Dropped from 3 inches into the 12" tray. It slid down 2"! The 12" tray has 4 magnets 1x2 inches. The 6 inch tray has 2 magnets 1x2 inches. I put a scale on the 12" tray and at 3 pounds 8 oz, it started sliding down the side. The 6" tray started sliding at 2 pounds. To check for a reference, I grabbed a 1/2" refrigerator magnet I hang my keys on. On the same surface, it started sliding at 1 pound 6 oz. I think the magnets on these trays could be much better! For just a test, I put 3 of my 1/2 inch magnets under the tray, on the tool box, and tested the 12' tray. The tray now started sliding with 6 pounds 1 oz of weight. My opinion is, that is where the starting point should have been of the tray out of the box. Will I return them? No... So, what will I do, you ask? I have left over vinyl skin material in a matte black carbon fiber look. I will put a 12" strip at the top side of the tool box. These trays are much less likely to slide on a matte finish than the gloss painted surface. (because of the rubberized coating on the magnets) Secondly, I am getting magnets with hooks on them that have a 50 pound rating. I will put 2 under the bottom edge of each tray to help keep them from sliding down. The added benefit is, I have hooks to hang bags of zip ties on. For what it is worth, those are my ideas to overcome the short comings of these trays. FYI - I may need 3 or 4 magnets under the one that holds the bottles.

Awesome! Strong magnet! Fits perfectly for the cost also.

Nice addition to my work truck.trays are nice.the paint holder i use for a drink holder when I'm working place it the holder on my vehicle and hold my drink

When this product was delivered, the larger tray was broken into two pieces. The Magnetic backing was not connected to the tray. Had to drill & bolt both pieces together. The magnets on all of the assemblies are weak. One bump and they get knocked off. The larger tray will not even hold the weight of two spray bottles filled with water. Not worth the money.

Well made, good useable size. The magnets could be glued on a little bit better as one came off when I moved a shelf around but besides that I'm very happy.

For $30 it is hard to complain (But if you're reading this, I will complain).I attached this to the metal peg board I installed on my service cart. It came delivered with some small tears in the box, and the edge of certain portions of the tray were bent, but nothing that couldn't be bent back into place. Nothing permanent or grossly deformed that worried me.My biggest gripe is how weak and awful these magnets are. In my photo, you can see that it holds the items I placed inside without sliding. However, If you were to take the 16 oz water bottle and lift it an inch out of the holder and drop it, the whole entire unit slides down. Do this multiple times, and it will eventually fall off the magnetic peg board. Guys, this is comical. For reference, the magnets on the cheapest HF screw holder are stronger than this. The magnet on any of the screw trays from any vendor is stronger. The issue is the magnets are quite small in size and there is not a lot of surface area between the metal trays and the metal it adheres to. It's just physics, ya'll.So I while I find myself laughing at these terrible magnets, I can't help but feel this is not a deal breaker for me. I do not plan to return this despite the minor bent metal frame or weak small magnets because it serves its function, to do my bidding and hold my tools / canisters / whatever i want. At some point I may just replace these magnets. If this is a deal breaker for you, and you're OCD about your tools (No judgement here bruh) spend double the money for the same magnetic trays at your HF or amazon.EDIT and update January 2023: So I had a chance to check out the harbor freight ones more closely and noticed one big difference. Weight. The amazon brand is heavier. Therefore, it is not the magnets that are the problem (They appear nearly identical to the ones HF utilize), but its the fact that these are larger and heavier than the ones from harbor freight. That is the key difference. No I did not utilize a scale to weigh the difference, but for example, HF brand has two spots for canisters while the amazon brand has three. This insignificant weight has a large impact on how the magnets behave and how they hold. This is just a single example of the difference.My work around this problem was utilizing my metal pegboard. I purchased a few hooks, and place them under the amazon brand trays to add more resistance. They no longer move when I bump my cart around maneuvering it. This is not a fix that everyone can used, but it worked for me. Good luck and gimmie an upvote if you found this review helpful so i can get crap and write better reviews than 99% of the none-sense you read on amazon reviews.