Ernst Manufacturing Wrench Rail Set, 20 Tool, Black (6013-Black) - Made in the USA

I got the 40 tool set without tape or magnetic bottoms to use on foam drawer mats.I am using these to hold a full set of kobalt metric chrome wrenches, and a set of 90s Craftsmanship standard wrenches. While it held them, it was a little tight in the drawer keeping them next to each other due to the didference in how fast the length changes. The kobalt wrenches fit perfectly, but the craftsmanship wrenches sit a little weird. I may be trimming the side that starts with large in front 1/2” to help them fit next to eacher better.Otherwise they sit stable with the weight of the full set of wrenches, not magnets or tape needed.

This is a good product which works well for organizing combination wrenches in my tool chest. The drawers in my toolbox are 22x16x2-1/8; with the angled design of these rails, I am able to fit both my metric (8mm to 24mm) and SAE (1/4" to 1-1/8") combination wrenches in one drawer.I use non-slip drawer liners and find that the weight of the wrenches is sufficient to keep the rails more or less in place; however, Ernst also sells them with magnetic bottoms (6014M) or double-sided tape (6014T) if you need some additional grip. If your drawers are shallower, you may find you need the low-profile version (6050).I recommend this product as an efficient and effective way of storing wrenches.

I needed a way to clean up and organize my wrench drawer. I found these and based on the reviews I gave it a chance. Having the ability to very neatly organize 40 wrenches is AWESOME. They fit in the rails great and seem pretty secure in there. They definitely aren't gonna fall out from opening and closing the drawer, yet there not stuck in there like on some organizers that come with wrench sets. The only reason I gave it 4 stars, IA because of the magnet on the bottom. It's very very weak. If you had these rails stuck right onto the metal of your drawer then it's fine, but like most people, I have drawer liners and the magnets just aren't strong enough to keep the rails nice and secure. On the plus side though, once you fill it up with a bunch of wrenches the weight will keep it all from moving, but if you only have like 5 wrenches in there, it gonna move or possibly even fall over. Overall though, great product and I highly recommend it.

A new toolbox meant I needed new wrench rails, as my old, old Snap On rails were still adhered to the drawer in my old box. I looked at a lot of choices and was enticed by the way these are designed to sit properly in an "N" shape, AND how the spacing is proportional for the larger wrenches.My old rails were symmetrical, so they were arranged in dual "V's", which is okay, but because the spacing was consistent (no consideration for larger/smaller wrenches), I found it necessary to skip spaces for the last few large wrenches. Otherwise, they really didn't fit in the rack well. I literally put up with this shortcoming for 40 years.The Ernst rails addressed the shortcomings of my old rails by using a more space-efficient "N" pattern, and making the spacing proportional. I am using the plain, non-adhesive rails, and they seem plenty stable in my new US General Series 2 44" cabinet sitting on top of the nice drawer liner that comes standard with the box. The weight of the wrenches holds them in place just fine.Reading the reviews, I was concerned I may have clearance problems with some of my larger wrenches, but my SAE set goes up to 1 1/16, and it fit just fine. One reviewer mentioned using his Dremel to deepen the grooves, so I was prepared to do that if necessary because of the otherwise brilliant design of these rails.Some folks who posted negative reviews obviously didn't take the time to understand how these work. It's a shame because these really are a well thought-out and economical product.

Should be a 5 star product but..... They do work well for their intended purpose, you do have to work with placement in order to get them to stand up good and line up with the wrenches nicely aligned. You do have to be a little careful when closing the drawer, if you slam the drawer they can tip over scattering your wrenches. A wider base of some sort would greatly help this issue, they do tend to become more stable with more wrenches but as I said a wider base would be a fix all.There is a magnetic version but from what I have read they don't work well over drawer liners and I would rather have drawer liners. You could easily add the adhesive magnetic strips to these if you decided they were necessary.In the end they are worth the price, it should be noted I needed two sets to get them to fit the drawers the way I wanted them too and to fit the amount of wrenches I have. I feel it also doesn't make sense to have a rack with the larger wrenches in the front and smaller in the back as with two of the rails in this set so really two of the 4 rails are useless in my opinion.

I am very happy with these wrench organizing rails. They are made in the USA and come with clear instructions on how to layout the four rails to make the best use of drawer space. They are made of thick, sturdy plastic and stay in place on top of my Zerust drawer liners I was able to fit the wrenches I use the most and a few others in my drawer and now they are sitting in the rails and not on the drawer liner. The wrenches are now at a good angle and it is very easy to the sizes.

They are okay, since nothing is securing them to the box or holding it together they kind of just fall on themselves if your shut the drawer. Item is as described just not the right fit for me.

Wasn't sure if it would work. Totally worth it. Fits good. They are a little off from one end to the other. But I like it. The magnet is a little soft, but I have a mat under it.