Paint rack riser display stand, front view

Paint Rack Riser Display Stand | 3-Shelf Gallery Add-On | Holds 38 Dropper Bottles | 3D Printed Flat-Pack Kit

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$49.99
Sale price  $49.99 Regular price 
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Paint rack riser display stand, front view

Paint Rack Riser Display Stand | 3-Shelf Gallery Add-On | Holds 38 Dropper Bottles | 3D Printed Flat-Pack Kit

$49.99
Sale price  $49.99 Regular price 
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Paint Rack Riser Display Stand — 3-Shelf Gallery Add-On for Dropper Bottle Racks

Take your paint wall vertical. Three raised display shelves add another 38 dropper bottles above your rack — every label at eye level, gallery style.

Designed as the add-on for our Paint Rack 60 Bottle Organizer — and it mounts the same way on our Paint Rack 44 Pot Organizer (Citadel size): the base rail drops onto the rack's spine, hooks grip the front edge, and two pins lock it into the rack's hidden connector canals. No glue, no screws, no wobble — and it lifts straight off whenever you want the flat rack back.

Why painters love it

  • +38 bottles — single bottom row (8) plus two staggered double shelves (15 each); turns the 60-bottle rack into a 98-bottle wall
  • Gallery display — shelves step up and back, so every bottle stays visible and reachable
  • Tool-free flat-pack — rail, two posts, three shelves; pins and wedges lock it all, assembles in two minutes
  • Pin-lock mounting — anchors into the rack's hidden canals, hooks stop front-back rock
  • Printed to order in Melbourne from premium PLA

In the box

1 × base rail · 2 × posts · 1 × single shelf · 2 × double shelves · 2 × locking pins · 6 × locking wedges

Specs

  • Fits our Paint Rack 60 Bottle Organizer and Paint Rack 44 Pot Organizer / Citadel (sold separately)
  • Wells: Ø27.5 mm — fits 17–18 ml dropper bottles (Vallejo, Army Painter, AK, Reaper and similar)
  • Assembled: 280 mm wide × 336 mm tall add-on; top shelf ~45 cm above the desk
  • Material: PLA+, matte finish · Made to order in 3–5 days
  • Available in 15 colours

Formada3D — practical 3D printed gear, designed and made in Melbourne.

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