PlyworxPliers Rack for Tool Drawer Storage, Holds 32 Tools, Steel Frame, Triple-Coated Vinyl, Adjustable Organizer for Toolboxes, Durable Holder for Home, Garage, and Professional Use

These really are terrific if you own enough pliers and want to keep them in a 4" tall toolbox drawer. That really is the bottom line.If you are a handyman with a dozen varieties, don't bother. But if you have enough to warrant the use of a dedicated 4" pliers drawer, hell yes buy these racks. I now have two of them in a large toolbox drawer (30 1/2" wide, 27" deep) and they've tidied things up considerably. Without the racks, it's a choice between needing to use two separate 2" drawers, or having the ugliest mess of pliers all piled into a single 4" drawer. The racks not only keep pliers stored in the one place and readily accessible, but are also an effective way to group similar pliers together and allow fast visual selections to be made.In terms of design merit, they are also tops. They will conveniently hold the majority of pliers with zero issues. This includes different lengths, types, & sizes of course (from small wire cutters, to extra long reach w/ angle nose, water pump, vice grips, etc). The racks can be shortened as required, used in any combination or orientation, and have a number of wider slots to increase their versatility. They have a black plastic coat (won't show dirt or scratch anything), a gentle footprint (the handle ends of most pliers will actually sit on the tool box drawer mat), the rack is plenty strong enough, very well shaped, and also well priced. The only pliers which present a problem in the rack are those with sprung handles & no closing catches (eg. some circlip pliers), or else very unusual varieties.A really great product. People who complain about these most likely don't understand how to use them correctly. Super convenient and cheap at twice the price. Awesome all the way.

I bought this for my husband that is a Mobil mechanic. It is durable and you cut down to size. Must have for organizing hand tools!!

I've used this style of organizer for decades. Multiple racks in several boxes. This will turn your mess of pliers into a work of art.The newer design has several slots that are wider to fit tools with larger handles. They can be used facing any direction depending your personal preference.

Seriously increases the accessibility and number of pliers that can be stored in toolbox draws. Makes it more organized too. The rear crossbar did interfere in a few cases. Having it in the middle of the vertical legs increases the stability of the dividers but it does require that the handles be of the double, open end style so one handle can go above the divider and one go below. This works for most tools but caused fit problems for a few. Personally, I would have preferred the rear cross bar at the bottom like the front 2 cross bars to allow for a more universal fit. It would also allow slightly over-wide pliers to be fit in by splaying out the dividers slightly.

Seems to be a great organizer for pliers. My drawer is so much less chaotic now that it's in place.

These are great for cleaning up your pliers drawer, I think this is my third one of these I have purchased now. Cut to size and get organized. So much better than just throwing tools in a drawer.

Was skeptical about this purchase, but boy am I glad I made it. My pliers drawer was always a mess, and I had two, one for normal pliers and one for vice grips(I am an auto body technician by trade). I purchased a new Sunex tool cart, and bought this rack to help neaten things up a bit as the cart is smaller than my other tool box that is too big to roll around easy. I now have all my pliers in one drawer, with easy access by not having to shuffle things around to access pliers that land under other pliers.A few notes: As to the quality, well it is just bent wire, nothing fancy, but a decent configuration for what it does. Dont expect anything groundbreaking. As to the length, I don't have a measurement, but I did have to cut one slot off the end with some bolt cutters. Not really a big deal; I would rather have to cut it off versus having it not long enough. Also, orientation is important. You can not put the pliers in with the head going into the highest part of the rack. The pliers will slide out and jostle around. They are designed to go in just like in the picture, with one half of the handle over the horizontal bar, and one half under. This holds them the most securely. One last thing; putting the rack at the front of the drawer does not work well. When you shut the drawer, it will knock the pliers out of the holder towards the back of the drawer. Put the rack in the back of the drawer, and they will stay put.All in all, a simple but surprisingly handy product.

Perfect fit and in 30 years of being a tech who has alot of different pliers and they are always just stuffed in a drawer in my tool box but this piece did exactly what they are designed to do now I finally have an organized pliers drawer and it so nice to open it up and just find what I need.