Stock Your Home (White Metal Double Gloves Dispenser, Tissue Box Shelf, Glove Box Holder Wall Mount, For Kitchen, Cleaning Closet, Lab, Exam, Office

Works great for Holding the Box of Gloves, has the Sturdiness I was Hoping to have to handle the constant grabbing of the Gloves. Will hold a box of 200 gloves, which I love for the Value. Now Mine didn't come with Screws, but That Really doesn't make a difference to me. But it does keep the gloves organized and off the counter and out of the drawers

Keeps my latex gloves in place

Perfectly convenient. Keeps my nitrile gloves up on the wall by the back door where I need them. Easy to grab a pair one handed without fumbling with the big. Keeps the box intact, in good shape and always where I want it.Would definitely buy again and recommend.

DID NOT FIT ALL BOXES

I ordered 4 of these to keep gloves we use for working around the house in an organized set up. These are a simple but effective design. We are able to fit medium size boxes as well as the slightly larger size boxes of gloves in them. No more tearing up the work room looking for where we put the box of gloves. They are not the most fashionable looking holders/racks but they work great and are reasonably priced. We put 2 of them up in our work room and 2 in our garage and we are very happy with them. The only real con is the screws they send you do not fit the sliding holes in the holders/racks so you can't put the screws in the wall first and then slip the holder/racks over it as you would expect with the slot form of opening. You have to put the screws in through the holes while holding the holders/racks in place, which is a little more tricky but not a deal breaker. The other option would be to use your own screws that have smaller heads to them that would fit through the slotted openings. If we needed anymore I would buy these again.

Yes it was strong and it did a good job organizing are gloves.

The care of an elder in their own home requires many items to help support and facilitate easy care taking. When hospice came on board last fall, I saw a need for"stations" of need. Based on the size of the boxes of gloves, I ordered two; one for the bath, one for my elder's bedroom. Boom. Once mounted on the wall in easy access places, myself, the nurse and aids have the gloves in an easy access point. I recommend this for anyone in a care taking role.

In theory, it should have worked really well. I wanted to put a standard box of tissues in it, but they just barely did not fit. :-(