ArtBin 6951AB Paint Bottle Storage Tray - Organizes up to 32 Bottles of Paint, Dye, Ink, Glitter, etc., White

I liked everything about this. Lots of places for bottles, they stay upside down ready to use, The slant bar at the end to elevate them is really handy. SO happy I found these.

I bought these to use for alcohol inks, but due to overwhelming advice from my artist friends I decided not to store alcohol inks upside down. Too bad because they fit perfectly, and the kickstand feature is wonderful for seeing your colors. In the space I have I needed to stack 4 of them. If there had been a way to store the containers upside down so that my inks were right-side-up (I tried to rig something- the inks were not secure) all stacked together, I would have loved these. The 4 stars is because I know they are wonderful for the products they are intended for. And one star taken off because these are pricey for what they are, and I know that they have doubled in price from what they used to be.

Love it, perfect for storing stickles. Holds a good number. Bought one for a friend too and she loves it.

Nice storage tray, sturdy. Fits many dropper bottle brands, Vallejo, Reaper Master Series, Army painter. Tilt feature makes it easy to see paint colors.

This product is wonderful! I do a lot of resin crafting adn this was just wanted i needed to store my alcohol ink and be able to visualize them. A little more than I would like to spend normally but worth it! I need 2 more, just haven't got them yet!

Purchased several for Stickles storage and organization in the bottom drawer of IKEA Alex unit, which has wide, shallow drawers. Altho it is a little bulkier than I'd hoped/takes up a little more space than anticipated, it performs as described and it is low profile enough, when loaded with Stickles bottles, to allow the drawer to slide shut easily. I purchased 3 of them and all three fit in the one bottom drawer easily and I can find exactly which color I need in an instant. This is a much better storage option than tossing them into a large bin, like I used to.

An efficient way to organize all those little bottles of glitter glue, and perfect pearls that seem to hop into your shopping bag. This allows you to quickly see at a glance what colors you have, and has the added bonus of storing them upside down which helps facilitate ease of use when crafting with them. The picture shows 2 which may be misleading, but it is showing you how the kickstand works on the tray.. You get one tray for your purchase not 2. My only criticism would be that they could have placed each cup a little closer together to save some space, but it was probably designed in this manner to fit into their Art bin container. Now off to purchase more glitter glues to fill up my organizer!

I do tabletop RPG games with my friends. As a result I have gotten into painting miniatures for them. (For those who don't do RPG's these are tiny figures you paint to look like the character you play in the game, think very tiny statues...)I use a lot of the paints from Reaper Miniatures, they come in bottles that are the same form factor used for glitter glue. As do the paints from WarGames I got one of these and it works PERFECTLY for organizing my paints, and has the kick up stand to angle it. it's done wonders for organizing me when I'm painting.

As described and hold alcohol inks perfectly and easy to find colors! Though mixatives are clogging now, which they never have while stored upright

Stickles really need to be stored facing lid down so the glue in the nozzle doesn't dry out. This fits the Stickles glitter glue bottles perfectly and doesn't take up too much space. The bottles stand up without wobbling about. It has a leg which you can prop up so the stand is at a 45 degree angle.

love this tray. I use it to hold my stickles glue. Could hold numerous things.

How did I cope without this? Brilliant, I would truly recommend, without hesitation. It’s well made, strong and sturdy.

Holds resin pigments (Sophie and Toffee, Miniature Sweet, AliExpress, etc) perfectly and cap down so that you can get the last drop out.