Plydolex Modular Paint Organizer for 105 Paint Bottles and 14 Brushes Bundle with Corner Paint Rack for 32 Paint Bottles and 46 Paint Brushes Review (2026)

Who needs this much paint storage

This bundle is aimed at painters who have already filled a smaller rack and keep buying more paint anyway. Between the main organizer and the corner rack, it holds well over a hundred bottles alongside dozens of brushes, which suits someone running a large Citadel, Vallejo, Tamiya, FolkArt and Apple Barrel collection across several projects rather than a single army or kit. The corner piece is shaped to use a room corner instead of flat wall or desk space, so it fits painters who have run out of straight shelf but still have an unused corner nearby. A newer hobbyist with a starter paint set will not come close to filling either piece for some time.

What the main rack and corner rack each hold

The main organizer uses 105 one inch holes sized for 17 ml dropper bottles from Vallejo, Army Painter, AK Interactive and similar brands, plus 14 brush holes, two drawers, six miniature stands, a shelf and a brush tray. The corner rack adds 18 larger 1.37 inch holes for 2 oz FolkArt or Apple Barrel bottles, Citadel's 12, 18 and 24 ml paints and Tamiya bottles, plus 14 smaller 1 inch holes, for 32 bottle slots total, along with 46 additional brush slots. Combined, the bundle organizes well over 130 bottles and around 60 brushes across the two pieces.

Fitting it into a hobby space

Both pieces are built from lightweight plywood and, per Plydolex's own assembly notes for this line, go together without glue using included wooden fasteners and step by step instructions, which still takes real time for two separate units. The corner rack is worth placing first, since it claims a spot a straight shelf would waste, then the main organizer can go on a nearby desk or wall run. Because it is plywood, keep both pieces away from damp areas and wipe spills quickly so panels do not warp. Loading over a hundred bottles is naturally a slower first setup than a small rack, so expect to spend a session sorting paint by brand and size.

Trade-offs against smaller organizers

The obvious trade-off is scale. Plydolex's own smaller 74 hole organizer covers a multi-brand collection in one compact unit for painters who do not need this bundle's extra capacity, and PROSCALE's modular racks let you add bottle and brush modules incrementally instead of committing to over 130 slots at once. Two separate pieces also mean two footprints to find room for rather than one, and two assemblies to complete before either is usable, since each unit ships flat and goes together on its own before it can hold a single bottle. For a painter still building a core paint collection, this bundle is genuinely more storage and more up-front assembly than the hobby currently calls for, and the cost of that extra capacity is paid in desk space and setup time rather than in complexity of use once everything is loaded. Once both pieces are built and stocked, though, day to day use is no harder than a small rack, since finding a bottle just means knowing which section of which piece it lives in rather than digging through a drawer or box.

Verdict and who should size down

This bundle earns its place for painters with an established, multi-brand collection who have already outgrown a single rack and have a corner to spare. Anyone earlier in the hobby, or working with a tighter desk, gets better value from Plydolex's smaller 74 hole organizer or a modular PROSCALE setup that grows over time. If you do have the paint and the space, the combination of a straight rack and a corner rack uses a room more efficiently than trying to fit everything along one wall. Treat the corner rack as the piece that decides whether this bundle makes sense at all, since a room without a usable corner loses much of the space-saving advantage that sets this bundle apart from simply buying two straight racks.

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