Flexible Magnetic Tool Organizer Mat

Keep Screws, Bits & Sockets Within Reach

Give small parts and everyday tools a place to land while you work.

Give Loose Hardware a Home

Set screws, bits and sockets down together as you remove them, so you can find the right piece when it is time to reassemble.

From Garage Repairs to Weekend Projects

Vehicle maintenance
Keep the tools for the current step near your work area. Check the exact panel with a magnet before mounting the mat.

Workbench projects
Lay the mat flat to group hardware when assembling, repairing or sorting parts.

Choose the Right Mat Size

Small · 4.33 × 4.33 in
A spot for loose screws, nuts and short bits.

Medium · 12.8 × 4.33 in
A narrow layout for sockets and an extension bar.

Large · 12.8 × 9.64 in
More room to lay out sockets and wrenches side by side.

The image shows example layouts. Actual fit depends on tool size.

Same length as Medium, with extra width to lay out sockets and wrenches side by side.

What It Holds and Where It Mounts

Tools on the mat
Use steel tools and parts that a magnet attracts.

Mat on the work surface
For magnetic mounting, choose a steel surface that a magnet sticks to.

Using the Mat on a Steel Cabinet

Start with light items like steel screws and bits. Grip varies with the tool’s weight and how much of it touches the mat. Use a flat work surface for heavier tools.

Flexible Fit for Your Work Area

Lay the mat flat on a workbench or let it follow a gentle curve on a suitable steel panel. Before adding tools, check that the mat sits securely and makes good contact with the surface.

Before Using It on a Painted Surface

Wipe the underside of the mat and the painted surface with a soft cloth to remove metal shavings and grit. Lift the mat when you need to move it. The image illustrates surface care. Use a flat work surface for heavy tools and avoid overhead mounting.

Everyday Cleaning & Storage

Remove loose metal shavings and grit, then wipe the mat with a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners and excessive heat. Let the mat dry before storing it in a clean, dry place.

Set Up in Three Steps

1. Choose a spot
Use a stable, flat work surface or a steel panel that a magnet sticks to.

2. Clear the contact area
Brush away metal shavings and grit, especially before using the mat on paint.

3. Arrange your tools
Put the parts for the current task within reach. On a vertical surface, start with light items and check the grip before adding anything else.

Individual Mat Dimensions

Small, Medium, Large and Three-Size Overview

Small

Medium

Large

Three-size overview

Frequently Asked Questions