Citadel paint pots are 32mm round, and the rack that fits them well is one built around that exact well size — not a generic dropper-bottle rack with pots wedged in sideways. Formada3D designs and 3D prints Citadel-sized racks to order in Melbourne: the slim wall-mounted Citadel 28 Monolith (28 pots, from $49.99), the larger 4-tier Paint Rack 44 (44 pots, $59.99), and combo versions that add a riser gallery for up to 77 pots on one wall panel.
Which paint rack fits Citadel pots?
Citadel Colour pots are 32mm round at the base — a dropper-bottle rack built for Vallejo or Army Painter's taller, narrower bottles won't seat them properly. The Citadel 28 Monolith and Paint Rack 44 are both sized directly for the 32mm pot, so it drops in and sits level with the label facing out. The freestanding Gallery Ladder takes Citadel pots on its modular shelves too, alongside dropper bottles, if you'd rather have a desk-standing tower than a wall panel.
Citadel 28 Monolith vs Paint Rack 44 — what's the difference?
Both are sized for the same 32mm pot. The Citadel 28 Monolith is the slimmer option — a single wall-mounted panel holding 28 pots, with a hidden wedge drawer underneath for brushes or spares ($49.99). Paint Rack 44 is the bigger 4-tier version, holding 44 pots in the same wall-mounted format ($59.99). If your collection is still growing, both have combo versions that add a riser gallery on top without taking any more wall width:
- Citadel 28 Monolith + Wall Riser Combo — 64 pots, zero bench space, $79.99
- Paint Rack Combo — 44 Pot + Citadel Riser Gallery — 77 pots, hidden drawer, $84.99
Wall-mounted or freestanding?
The Monolith, Rack 44 and their combos are all wall-mounted — they use a keyhole-slot back for a standard picture hook or wall screw (not included), so they hold flat against a wall with zero desk footprint. If you'd rather not put a hole in the wall, the Gallery Ladder is a freestanding modular tower that stands on a desk or shelf and takes both Citadel pots and dropper bottles on its shelves ($39.99).
Are these made in Australia?
Yes. Every rack is designed and 3D printed to order in our Melbourne workshop — nothing is imported or mass-produced. Turnaround is typically 3–5 business days to print, then tracked AusPost shipping Australia-wide (and to the US).
How much does a Citadel pot rack cost?
| Rack | Fits | Price (AUD) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Citadel 28 Monolith | 28 pots, wall-mounted, hidden drawer | $49.99 | View → |
| Gallery Ladder | Freestanding, pots & dropper bottles | $39.99 | View → |
| Paint Rack 44 | 44 pots, wall-mounted, 4-tier | $59.99 | View → |
| Monolith + Riser Combo | 64 pots, zero bench space | $79.99 | View → |
| Rack 44 + Riser Combo | 77 pots, hidden drawer | $84.99 | View → |
All prices are in Australian dollars, made to order — no import wait or currency conversion.
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Frequently asked questions
Which paint rack fits Citadel pots?
Citadel paint pots are 32mm round, and our Citadel 28 Monolith and Paint Rack 44 are both sized to that pot specifically — wells sized and spaced for a 32mm pot to drop in and sit level. The Gallery Ladder's modular shelves also take Citadel pots alongside dropper bottles.
What is the difference between the Citadel 28 Monolith and Paint Rack 44?
Both fit 32mm Citadel pots. The Citadel 28 Monolith is a slim wall-mounted panel holding 28 pots with a hidden wedge drawer underneath ($49.99); Paint Rack 44 is a larger 4-tier organizer holding 44 pots ($59.99). Combo versions add a riser gallery on top for more capacity in the same footprint.
How many Citadel pots does the biggest combo hold?
The Paint Rack Combo (44-pot organizer + Citadel riser gallery) holds 77 pots in one wall-mounted unit ($84.99). The Citadel 28 Monolith + Wall Riser Combo holds 64 pots on the same slim wall footprint ($79.99).
Are these made in Australia?
Yes — every rack is designed and 3D printed to order in our Melbourne workshop, typically 3-5 business days to print, then shipped Australia-wide (and to the US) with tracked AusPost.
Do the racks include screws or wall mounting hardware?
No — none of our products include hardware. The wall racks use a keyhole-slot back for standard picture hooks or wall screws (not included); the freestanding Gallery Ladder needs no hardware at all.
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