Ernst Manufacturing - 30 Tool No-Slip Low Profile Wrench Rails Red (6050)

If you're a hobbyist or a mechanic who doesn't have many wrenches this would be great, or if you've got a 60"+ drawer for these it would also do well. I've got a 56" box and about 40" of that is for my wrenches, (which I have a lot of). These do their job. But definitely take up some room in terms of drawer space. I've got SAE and metric sets, both ratcheting and solid. From 10-32 and 3/8 to 1-1/4 " these didn't let me fit everything in my drawer. My fault I guess for having too many wrenches and not enough space for them! I previously used springs to hold my wrenches so they were all upright and close together. Guess it's time to upgrade boxes.

Got for the tool box and it works well. Hold the tools well and keeps order.

These wrench organizers work great! Easy to arrange any way you need. I thought they were a little pricey though for what they are.

I have very shallow drawers that I keep my wrenches is. About 17/8 total clearance. I do have grippy drawer liners. My biggest wrenches are 27mm and 1 1/16” both fit in the rack and barely make it underneath. Good enough for me. For a home box that stays out I think these would be great. No tape or magnets on mine and I’m confident they will stay put. Not positive that my wrenches would stay put if it was a more mobile cart. I also bought the Ernst 5060 16 tool holder. I think I may like that better especially if I could find a reverse cut one for more room. Those same large wrenches still fit in my drawers and I think it would hold them better if this were a mobile cart.

I added these to finally update and organize my tool chest. Most of my drawers are 2 inches or so deep, and these work great for low profile needs.

Over the years, I tried several different types of screwdriver organizers. I just received this one and tried it out. It's great. Much better than others I've had.It's quick, easy and versatile. It also doesn't take up any room in the tool box drawer beyond the screwdrivers themselves. That's a real plus. Once loaded with screwdrivers, the rails seem to stay in place. But even if they didn't, a little double stick tape will prevent any movement.The only downside is that separate organizers are needed for screwdrivers that vary greatly in length.

Finally my screwdrivers are sleeping in a comfy bed. They are not fighting for space like before. 2 photos, before and after. 4 Star cause I can't talk about durability just got it. Value for the money is good & sturdiness is good once you put it down on the toolbox drawer. All and all a good product.

I bought a new tool cabinet which I discovered had somewhat shallow top drawers. These however solved the issue as they allow me to store two sets of wrenches in a top drawer that is 1 1/4" deep. Wrenches stay put and do not slide when opening and closing drawer.

Not what I expected bit that was my fault for not reading the info

First, this will slide around. I ended up securing it with double sided tape.Second, I couldn't get an angle where the two rails seemed to line up properly with all sizes of wrenches, from large to small. If I set up the rails to properly support the large wrenches, the small wrenches would not fit. If I moved the rails closer together to fit the small wrenches, the larger ones would fall off. I ended up cutting the rails at about 1/3 of the way up and spacing them to fit both the large and small wrenches. I guess it would depend on your wrenches.My tool drawer is pretty shallow so other options didn't fit.

Very good product, no slip texture keeps the wrenches where they need to be..

Not ideal for ratcheting wrenches

Would be better with a magnetic strip. It will move a little in the toolbox when the road is bad.