Quick Answer
A modular paint rack assembles in minutes with included clips. The key is orienting the slots so your bottles sit at a 45-degree angle for easy access without tipping.
Why a 45-degree angle matters
Unlike flat storage, a 26mm 45-degree angle rack lets you see each bottle label and grab it without knocking others over. The modular design also means you can expand the system later by clipping additional racks together.
Assembly Steps
- Unpack and inspect: Remove the MDF pieces from the packaging. You should have two side panels, several tiered shelves, and small wooden clips. Check that all pieces are present and that the slots are clean of debris before assembly.
- Insert the shelves at the correct angle: Slide each shelf into the slots on the side panels so the angled edge faces upward. The 45-degree angle is built into the cut, so there is only one correct orientation. Common mistake: forcing a shelf into the wrong slot direction can snap the tabs. Test fit gently.
- Secure with clips: Push the included wooden clips into the pre-cut holes on the side panels to lock the shelves in place. You will hear a slight click when fully seated. If a clip feels loose, try a different slot. Do not glue—clips allow future reconfiguration.
- Arrange bottles and brushes: Place dropper bottles in the angled slots with the nozzle pointing downward. Use the flat top tier for brushes or taller pots. Overloading a single shelf can cause bowing. Spread heavier bottles across multiple shelves.
Product Details
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Modular Paint Rack - 26mm 45 Degree Angle: Suitable for dropper style bottles and holds paint pots, bottles, and brushes in a tiered layout. You can store multiple bottle types on one rack, reducing clutter and keeping everything within reach while painting.
Modular Paint Rack - 26mm 45 Degree Angle
