Collection: Slatwall Bins, Baskets & Shelves

Hooks handle the long things — rakes, bikes, extension cords. These are for everything else: the fasteners, spray cans, sockets, sports balls and offcuts that have nowhere to hang. Bins, baskets and shelves clip straight into the slatwall groove and move whenever you rearrange the wall.

Probin wall bins

Probin is Proslat's clip-in bin line, sold in packs by size. The sizes exist for genuinely different jobs, and most garages end up with a mix:

• Small (10 pack) — fasteners, fittings, electrical connectors, anything you currently keep in a coffee can. A row of ten across a wall is what stops small parts disappearing.
• Large (3 pack) — hand tools, tape, gloves, spray cans.
• Deep (5 pack) — taller items that tip out of a shallow bin: aerosols, bottles, caulk tubes.
• XL (2 pack) — power tool bodies, helmets, bulk consumables.
• Probin kit — a mixed set, the simplest way to start if you do not yet know which sizes you will use most.

A practical note: buy more small bins than you think you need and fewer XL. The bins that stay full are almost always the small ones.

Baskets and shelves

The Big Mouth Basket is the open wire basket for bulky, awkward items — balls, helmets, gloves, cleaning supplies — where a bin's walls would get in the way of grabbing things one-handed.

The 48 in. shelf, sold in 2 packs, gives you a flat run of storage on the wall for boxes, cans and anything that will not hang. Two shelves stacked at different heights above a bench is a common setup, keeping the bench surface clear.

Common questions

Will these fit my slatwall?

They fit the standard Proslat groove, which is shared across the PVC, PROCORE and PROCORE+ panel lines. They also fit ProRack. They are not designed for other manufacturers' slatwall, where the groove spacing and profile differ.

How much weight will a bin hold?

Each product page gives the rating. The practical limit is usually the panel and its fixings rather than the bin: a wall screwed into studs carries far more than one anchored into drywall alone. Put the heaviest items low and directly over a stud.

Do bins come off easily?

They lift out deliberately and stay put in use — which is the point. Rearranging a wall takes minutes and leaves no holes, so it is worth treating the first layout as a draft and adjusting once you have lived with it.

Can I add these to an existing wall?

Yes, any time. Nothing needs to come off the wall to add bins, baskets or shelves.

Questions about fit?

Email info@garagetoolsstorage.com or text (888) 949-4945 with a photo of your wall and what you are trying to store, and we will tell you what will work. Prefer to call? Leave a message on (888) 949-4945 and we will come back by email or text.

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