Glove Box Dispenser Wall Mount: Black Glove Holder Organizer for Disposable Glove Box & Tissue Box - Glove Organizer on Wall in Lab, Kitchen, Bathroom, Garage

Easy assembly works for what I need in the shop 🙌

So, this is a pain in the tuckus to install but once I got it installed, I love this glove box dispenser. The biggest thing is the convenience of having gloves easy to grab while not taking up any counter space. But I also like this dispenser in particular because it's metal. The metal is sturdy. You don't need to worry about this metal being cheap and easy to bend out of shape. That's not happening. It's solid and holds the glove box tightly so it's so easy to grab gloves. I think the metal is a better choice than an acrylic holder which can be easily scratched and crack. This glove box holder is going to stand the test of time much better. It holds a standard size box of 100 nitrile gloves. The box fits in their rather snuggly so you can't just drop the box in, but you also don't have to crush the box to get them in there; it's just a nice tight fit. And at ~$10 at the time of my order, this is an excellent value. Back to the “pain in the tuckus” of installation. It comes with a drill template which is fantastic, but I did find my drill holes were just slightly off. I was still able to use them, but it was a bit of a task. I will add I was using my own screws because I was installing this on wood so maybe the holes wouldn't have been off if I was using the included wall anchors. But aside from that, it was still a bit of a pain. It's tough to hold the two pieces in place while also trying to screw in the screw. And because of the glove box framing, you can't go straight in with your screwdriver. At first, you can have the framing on a bit of an angle but as you get it tighter to the wall, you can't do that. I found a screwdriver with the longest shank I had and that helped. Also, be sure to install this where you have enough room to slide the glove box out to replace. Again, at ten bucks, you can't beat the price and quality of this glove box dispenser! Because it's such a great price and a good quality, I'm not going to take off a star for the somewhat difficult installation.

The dimensions of this wall dispenser, which is a stretch of the term, are correct. It will hold a box of latex gloves or tissues or anything of the same size on the wall just as it claims. It's basic and gets the job done. Installation is straightforward and only takes a few minutes to drill the four screws. There's really not much to say about this one. If you're in the market, this will fill your need!

For such a simple object it certainly comes in really handy. I got this for my husband to install above his workbench in the garage. Now he has no excuse for not wearing gloves when working with glue, paint or stains. The box of gloves in the photo is a large Costco-sized one, so I knew that it would be a good test. The box fits in well and is held in place by two supports on the bottom and four bars on the front. The top bars were a little too tall, allowing the box of gloves to lean forward, but were easily bent down so that they held on correctly.

Holds my nitrile gloves in my garden room. Keeps them from taking space on the desk and I can just pull out what I need.

I had to toss this back in its box, I wasn't expecting to puzzle it together. You have to measure the amount of space for sizing your boxes between the bars, I wasn't expecting all that it takes. I plan to toss this in a dresser and order one already made and ready to hang on the wall, I don't recommend this unless you have a mind to work on puzzles with a screwdriver

This is a nice glove holder/dispenser. It is sturdy and strong and easy to install. You will need a drill to install it properly with the anchor bolts.

I chose this steel design over the acrylic holders I've seen because it will likely last far longer and is easier to keep clean. The installation requires a bit of skill since you have to drill some holes using the included paper template, and then holding the vertical and horizontal pieces together while you screw the holder to the wall. I used the included anchors and the result was a very solid piece that's not going to move. Overall, the construction and finish is very good. My only design comment is that the height of the unit could be a bit shorter because the top cross-bars end up being slightly higher than a standard box of exam gloves. I tried 3 different glove brands in the holder and the boxes all were just shy of the top cross-bars. However, I don't see this as impacting overall use.