Wall Grid Panel, Grid Wall Photo Display Hanging, Foldable Office Wall Decor Iron Rack, Photograph Wall Mesh Organizer, Ins Art Display Picture Wall Hangers (Pack-1, 25.6 x 17.7 Inches)

It was good. It was really sturdy and i expexted it to be crappy and cheap. It looks nice wherever you put it. It also came with everything. You get what you pay for.

I brought these to put it in the back of my cabinet to hang wire baskets and shelves and it works very well. Quality seems good and sturdy. It fit perfectly as well inside my IKEA Milsbo cabinet

Was slightly bent when I opened the box but I'm able to work with it just fine so it's okay. If you want it to lay flat against the wall you might have to flatten it out before putting it up. But over all a good buy. I wish the two clasps holding the grids together were painted black like the grid instead of sliver.

I bought some baskets and hooks to hang this near the front door for our masks and dog walking supplies. Looks great and the hooks it came with for attaching it to the wall were simple to install. I wrote the first initial on the cute little clothespins to label the baskets I got for masks. Very happy with how this looks! X

Just got this kit today and opened it up to inspect and immediately realized the two panels are warped :( That is to say, when the grid cross pieces were being welded together the outer edges of the frames were not straight, so they bow out on one side by a good 1/4"... and as (bad) luck would have it, those are the sides that are firmly attached to each other. What this does is causes them to not unfold and hang properly because they can't line up flush to each other. After a lot of fiddling I think I can get them to work--once some weight is added (I also bought some baskets to hang on them) I think they'll lay flat enough to at least be functional...but they won't ever look quite right because when you weld metal together crooked it stays that way! I will probably keep them as I plan to use them at work (to free up desk space that various small tools like stapler/tape/pencils take up) so functional will suffice and only a limited number of people will ever see it--that's why I went with one of the cheaper/smaller sets. But I would not say these would be good enough if they were intended for an actual display in a visible spot in my home. Photos: 1- you can see even in the box how the long edge is not straight but bows out in the middle. 2- when I first held it up to a wall the two halves would not lay flat at all! 3- after fiddling with them I got them to lay flatter, but only with the edge wires layered (while the outer edges are separated). Looks a bit funny, but will at least function, I think.

I love it! You can put at least 25 Polaroid pictures for sure! I didn’t use the hooks they have us because it’s easier to use thumb tacks.

I wedged storage for my camera gear into a corner of my tiny home office. The wall grid provided just the solution I needed for my assortment of camera straps. The wall anchors provided were insufficient, but I found some sturdy brackets on Amazon.

Bought this for my fabrikor cabinet! Fit perfectly!