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Say goodbye to your random drawer of jumbled ink pads or stacks of ink pads that just don't help you find the perfect color you need for your project. The Ink Pad Storage system is an absolute dream come true for your storage and organization needs.
Contents: One white plastic Ink Pad Storage Tower for holding 12 standard-sized ink pads
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12 of your favorite ink pads are waiting to be lovingly placed in this amazing new storage system. All your favorite standard-sized ink pads (and of course our fabulous Premium Hybrid Inks!) fit one to a slot on each of the sturdy notched shelves.
Place this wonderful storage container on your tabletop, desk, or shelving system to easily categorize, store, and access your favorite ink at a moment's notice.
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Loving this fabulous Ink Pad Storage but need a totally clear one to coordinate with your craft room? Check out our Clear Ink Pad Storage System here!
Number of pieces: 1
This is a Scrapbook.com exclusive product
The ink pad storage towers work well and keep my ink pads neat and organized. I have 4 - 2 packs, meaning 8 containers total. I stack one on top of another. They are sturdy and stack well. I have only filled 3 so far. I purchased them on sale and they are worth the money. I have various types of ink pads, Stampin' Up, Distress Inks, small ink spots, and several other brands. They all fit in the containers.
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After searching for a solution to organize my Distress Oxide ink pads, I decided on these because of the price and size. Other storage solutions were either too expensive or not quite right for my space. Although the slots are slightly larger than the ink pads, the pads are easily accessible. I am very pleased with my purchase.
I really like this Ink Pad Storage - Clear! I have both of them standing on my work table, side by side, to hold any ink pads I might be working with at the time and for multiple projects. The foot print of these two ink pad towers is minimal, I've just had stacks on the table, no holder, until now and the difference is: The towers keep the stacks of ink pads from falling off of each other and skittering all over the table. I really like that aspect. :D
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I bought these for my Stampin'Up ink pads. I wanted something slim and durable to sit in my tiered cart. This is perfect! The ink pads do fit better landscape but I have mine portrait. If you store the ink pads in the portrait position, then there is enough room on the side to add the finger dauber next to it.
I was very pleased with the quality of this storage rack but wish I had bought more than one. I don't know any stamper who only has twelve stamp pads! With taxes and shipping, this one rack was over $30, but I wanted to see the quality before I bought more. Now I find it hard to spend that much again. Buy as many as you need the first time with confidence!
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I was looking for a solution to store my ink pads in my Scrapbox and did not want to use clear bins. My Scrapbox is white so these match perfectly, they are almost invisible! These fit perfectly on the door, there's just a small gap that I covered with a piece of cardstock! I simply adhered them with removable command strips on the painted surfaces and adhesive dots to connect the storage boxes.
I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the storage towers for the price. They are a very sturdy plastic. I have been looking for inexpensive ink storage for several months, and decided to give these a try. For size reference, I am currently storing inks by Altenew, Hero Arts, Simon Says Stamp, My Favorite Things, and Gina K. Designs. I intend to buy a couple more units.
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I ordered three of these, and then I ordered three more!
They are clear so they take up less visible space.
Much better than black or white, it does not take away from your wall color. The color you chose shines through.
They are narrow enough that they can fit on a small shelf, above your workspace to less the clutter!
I had a black turntable ink pad tower, that was heavy, dark and took up a lot of space.
This is SOOO MUCH BETTER!
Strong, sturdy, brilliant.
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Very sturdy plastic. Perfect for storing ink pad and reinker.
I have a larger ink pad storage system that holds 60 pads and reinker. I ran out of slots so. I bought these. They fit in perfectly with my other white storage unit.
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Love the way these towers look; they are well made and add a nice touch to the craft room. Well worth the money.
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Will Close to my heart ink pads fit?
By:
Scrapping Maine
(27-Nov-22)
They do not fit CTMH ink pads. I ordered based on the answer above and was so disappointed when I received and they do not fit. Very nicely made but do not fit CTMH.
By: troyleesmom
(28-Dec-23)
I have the rotating ink storage made for the CTMH pads. Hopefully other ink pads will fit in those when these die since CTMH is no more. I store my TH Distress pads in the Scrapbook.com towers although they are too deep. I rolled cardstock and placed behind the ink pads so they are not hard to get out.
By: Sheree Kimes
(27-Feb-25)
I loooooove these! But am looking for a way to keep the ink pads IN the slots if the unit is moved. They are in a cube shelf, but everytine I move them, they fall out. Was thinking of some sort of strap? But don't want to destabilize the bottom. Ideas?
By:
ljplemons
(29-May-21)
Perhaps you could try using the double sided velcro stickers on your inkpads. That way they won't shift when moving and you can easily remove them when you need to use the inkpads.
By: Scrapbook.com
(02-Jun-21)
I would put a piece of foam core under the bottom back and put a piece of the velcro command strip on the upper back and also on the bottom .. that baby shouldn't move! Be sure to use a long piece of the velcro and also a higher rating for weight. Maybe 5#?
By: Happy Home 43
(14-Dec-21)
Will these hold Stampin up ink pads?
By:
danandsallymack
(14-Jul-21)
I received my ink pad holders, and yes they hold SU ink pads. Put them in sideways. They stick out a bit but not too much.
By: littlewoodangie
(31-Dec-21)
I have measured the ink pad holder I have my SU in pads in, which is not this one, and the slot measures around 4". Based on the measurements Scrapbook.com gave in the answers, then yes, SU ink pads should fit.
By: littlewoodangie
(24-Nov-21)
Can these be hung on the wall?
By:
dgrvs7
(26-Aug-22)
I am looking at attaching hook and loop pieces to my wall and the back of the towers to hang them on the wall.
By: Sheree Kimes
(27-Feb-25)
Could this product be able to hold the lock down punches?
By:
addictstamper
(10-Mar-24)
I tried to fit the Stamping Up lock down punches and they DO NOT fit. Not even the little ones fit. Just a tad too big for these slots. However, I was able to fit the Distress Oxide pad AND reinker in the slots! Yay! Then I turned one of these ink pad holders horizontally and beautifully slide the Scrapbook A2 paper pads in each slot! I put 3 other ink pad holders on top of this one. They are not attached but mine are up against a wall. Works great! Highly recommended!
By: Skywaitress
(24-Nov-24)
Are they steady sitting up on their ends like that or are there some sort of clip to connect 2 or 3 of the Ink Pad Storage unit together? I have the Deflector X dividers and 2 drawer 6 x 6 bins and they have metal clips to keep them together.
These ink pad towers are VERY solid and sturdy, not light, or flimsy at all and very stable. I love mine and am very glad I got them. I got mine to hold in-project ink pads for projects I'm working on at any given time and got the clear towers. Before, I would just stack ink pads and if I would accidentally jar the table, they'd all slide off of each other, so I had to re-stack them. This way, in the towers, that won't happen.
By: mawmawvee
(27-Jan-20)
Hello and thank you for your question! The Ink Pad Storage are flat on all sides. There are no feet or inserts to connect together. You should have no problem getting these in and out of any drawers!
By: Scrapbook.com
(21-Jan-20)
