
The Put&Keep system
Pick the wall that fits your mess
Five kinds of kit, all running on the same rail profile. Start with one, add bins and panels to it later, and they still line up.
01 5 colours
Flagship bin walls 12 Bins + 4 Wall Rails
02 4 colours
Flagship bin walls 18 Bins + 6 Wall Rails
03 4 colours
Small bin kits 8 Bins + 2 Wall Rails
04 4 colours
Small bin kits 20 Bins + 5 Wall Rails
05 4 colours
Medium bin kits 6 Bins + 3 Wall Rails
06 4 colours
Mixed bin kits 9 Bins in 3 Sizes + 3 Wall Rails
07 2 colours
Pegboard walls Panels, 9 Bins, 10 Hooks & 2 Combs
On real walls
Photos from the people who mounted it.
Every photo below was taken by a buyer in their own garage or workshop, hardware already loaded in.
M.R.
14 June 2026
My shed is sheet metal, so there was nothing to screw into. I ran a couple of 2x4s across the studs, put the rails on those, and the whole thing has not moved since March. Twelve bins covers every deck screw, washer and lag bolt I own. The lip on the front is deep enough that I can dig around in there with a glove on without pulling the bin off the wall.
G.C.
28 June 2026
Really pleased with the organizers, everything is easy to get at now. Good quality plastic.
J.L.
30 May 2026
The part nobody tells you about: the bins pop off the board in one motion and clip back on the same way. I carry the whole bin of screws over to whatever I am building, work out of it, hang it back up when I am done. No more coffee cans wandering around the bench. The panels lock together dead square too, so the second row lined up with the first without any measuring.
N.K.
10 July 2026
Genuinely handy, I had been after something like this for ages. I do not know what they are officially rated for, but I keep two or three pounds in some of the bins and they hold without complaining. Each rail has 7 mounting holes; mine went into wall plugs and I left about 6 inches between the rails. Mounting them flush against each other like in the product photo is not practical, your hand will not fit in.
C.M.
6 June 2026
Shop walls are OSB, so I skipped the anchors and ran the screws straight into the board. Three months of me yanking bins off one handed and nothing has pulled out. What I did not expect is that all three bin sizes ride the same rail, so the small ones sit up top for drill bits and the wide ones go down low where a whole pack of sanding discs drops right in. Butted a pegboard panel against the end and the heights lined up.
K.B.
21 April 2026
Ordered a set in every color and sorted by trade: orange for electrical, blue for plumbing, graphite for fasteners, khaki for the junk drawer stuff. My wife thinks I have lost it. My Saturday mornings disagree.
T.W.
12 February 2026
Read the dimensions twice before you order. From the photos I had these pictured bigger than they are, and a full one pound box of drywall screws will not fit in one. For fasteners, fittings and small parts they are perfect, which is exactly what they are sold for, so the misread is on me. Build quality is genuinely good and the wall mount does not flex at all.
R.S.
9 March 2026
Not what they are designed for, but it is how I use mine the most. I hang a bin on the rail of my floor jack when I am under a car and every bolt I pull goes straight in instead of rolling off toward the toolbox. It grabs onto just about any flat edge around that thickness. I am somewhere north of sixty bins in the shop at this point.
These reviews and photos were left by buyers of the same Put&Keep kits on our marketplace store. They were translated and shortened only where the buyer repeated themselves. Names are shown as initials for privacy. The photos are the buyers' own, straightened and cropped only to fit the layout.
Factory direct
We don't resell it. We made it ourselves.
Put&Keep is not a label we put on someone else's parts. We are the factory. The steel moulds behind every bin, rail and panel were cut in our own tool shop, and some of them have been running for decades. We still keep them sharp.
That is why a bin bought today clicks onto a rail bought years ago, and why every order ships straight from the press with nobody in between.
One factory. Our own tooling. No middlemen.
- Since 1998
- First mould cut in our own tool shop
- 38 moulds
- Still in daily rotation on our presses
- 40,000+
- Workshops, garages and benches organized
- Zero
- Middlemen between the press and your door




























