reference is made herein to the attached drawings . like reference numerals are used throughout the drawings to depict like or similar elements of the storage rack . for the purposes of presenting a brief and clear description of the present invention , the preferred embodiment will be discussed as used for storing bottles , cans , or other cylindrical containers , as well as various kitchen utensils . the figures are intended for representative purposes only and should not be considered to be limiting in any respect . referring now to fig1 , there is shown a view of the present invention , which comprises a frame 12 having a four - sided cross section that creates a front face 16 , a rear face 17 , and a pair of side faces 14 , each having a plurality of aperture forming container members 13 spaced about a substantial portion thereof that are adapted to holding objects of varying size . the interior of the frame 12 is generally open , and includes a plurality of container support brackets 31 that provide support to the frame 12 , and enable the device to support a plurality of objects stored therein . the front face 16 of the frame 12 contains a plurality of apertures 15 spaced about a substantial portion thereof creating a pegboard . this enables the front face 16 to accept a plurality of attachments for hanging various items therefrom . the apertures form container members 13 that are arranged in vertical columns along the side faces 14 , and are adapted to holding objects of varying size and shape therein . the rear face 17 of the frame 12 includes a means for securing the device to a vertical support surface , such as a door or wall . the rear face 17 of the frame 12 includes a means for securing the present invention to a support surface , such as a wall or door . as can be appreciated by a person skilled in the art , the securing means can comprises a plurality of fastener accepting apertures 32 spaced about the rear face 17 , each fastener accepting aperture 32 having a smaller portion towards the top of the frame 12 , and a larger portion towards the bottom thereof . this enables a fastening means having a head , such as a nail or screw , to be placed through the fastener accepting aperture 32 to secure the frame 12 to a support surface . the lower portion of the fastener accepting aperture 32 is large enough to enable the fastening means to pass therethrough . once the fastening means is placed through the lower portion of the fastener accepting aperture 32 , the frame 12 is lowered so that the fastening means rests on the upper portion of the fastener accepting aperture 32 , which is smaller than the head of the fastening means . the weight of the frame 12 , as well as the objects stored therein , prevent the frame 12 from being removed from the support surface unless it is lifted up to enable the fastening means to pass through the lower portion of the fastener accepting apertures 32 . alternately , a flush bracket with a plurality of apertures can be provided for receiving a fastening means . the bracket is preferably molded as part of the rear face 17 such that the bracket and rear face 17 are formed as a single piece . the bracket is substantially flush with the rear face of the frame , as to prevent interference with the bracket , fastening means , and support surface . referring now to fig2 , there is shown a perspective view of the present invention , wherein the front face 16 contains a plurality of apertures 15 spaced about a substantial portion thereof forming a pegboard . in the preferred embodiment , the plurality of apertures 15 is arranged at regular intervals or intermittently about the front face 16 . the plurality of apertures 15 extend through the front face 16 and into the interior of the frame 12 . this enables an attachment to be secured through the apertures 15 for hanging various objects on the front face 16 of the frame 12 . there are an assortment of attachments and connectors presently available in the art that are designed to engage the apertures 15 on the planar front face 16 of the frame 12 . as an example , a hook with a first end that passes through one of the apertures 15 on the front face 16 , and a second end extending downwardly along the front face 16 , and then curving out and away . the hook may also include a peg on the back that engages a second aperture 15 , adding stability thereto . any of a variety of objects may be hung on the attachments , such as hand tools , kitchen utensils , oven mitts , or decorative items . because the front face 16 includes a plurality of apertures 15 at regular intervals , the attachments may be placed in a variety of positions , thereby providing convenience to a user as well as ease of organization . referring now to fig3 , there is shown a perspective side angle view of the present invention , with a plurality of objects supported in the aperture forming container members 13 by the interior container support brackets 31 . the frame 12 includes a plurality of aperture forming container members 13 that are arranged in vertical columns along the side faces 14 , and are adapted to hold objects of varying size and shape therein . the side faces 14 act as a vertical support wall for the aperture forming container members 13 , as well as the containers 21 stored therein . in the preferred embodiment , each side face 14 includes a pair of vertical rows of aperture forming container members 13 that are each created by an aperture in the side face 14 . as shown in the drawings , the aperture forming container members 13 are circular , which enable the storage of circumferential shaped containers 21 . as can be appreciated by one of skill in the art , the circular shape of the aperture forming container members 13 is illustrative only , and not intended to limit the shape of aperture forming container members 13 , which may be square , rectangular , or any shape necessary to support the shape of the container 21 stored therein . a container 21 is inserted through the container member 13 in the side face 14 , until it makes contact with the container support bracket 31 . the container support bracket 31 provides an interior support structure to prevent the entire container 21 from entering into the frame 12 . the container support brackets 31 form an interior shelf , with a raised central section that acts as a vertical support wall between opposing containers 21 stored in opposing sides of the aperture forming container members 13 . the height of the container support brackets 31 can vary with respect to the container members 13 . the shelf created by the container support brackets 31 can be aligned with the apertures in the container members 13 , causing the containers 21 stored therein to rest at a substantially horizontal position . in an alternate embodiment , the container support brackets 31 can be aligned below the container members 13 , causing the containers 21 stored therein to rest at an angle , with the outer ends of the containers resting higher than the ends making contact with the container support brackets 31 . in this embodiment , the apertures forming in the container members 13 can be angled down towards the container support brackets 31 . in yet another embodiment of the support brackets shelf , in which two horizontal and one vertical support wall is provided , a plurality of dowels may be utilized in place of the bracket to support the containers in the same fashion and facilitating the same function as the three sided bracket . this configuration is shown in the overhead view of fig6 . three dowels are situated in a triangular pattern , such that a container may rest against two of the dowels when inserted into the container apertures and rested against the interior dowels . referring now to fig4 , there is shown an overhead view of the container support brackets 31 on the interior of the frame 12 . in the preferred embodiment , the rear face 17 comprises a greater width than the front face 16 , thereby causing the four - sided frame 12 to form a trapezoid shape . as can be appreciated , a trapezoid shape places the side faces 14 at an angle with respect to the support surface the storage frame 12 is mounted thereto . this provides convenience for a user when storing a plurality of containers in the aperture forming container members 13 . the angle of the side faces 14 positions the containers stored within the aperture forming container members towards a user when he or she is directly in front of the frame 12 . this provides convenience to a user when inserting and removing the containers from the frame 12 . the container support brackets 31 attach to the inside of the frame 12 at the interior of the front face 16 and the rear face 17 . this provides the device with an additional support brace on the interior of the frame 12 . the container support brackets 31 provide an interior shelf for supporting an object stored therein . the middle of the container bracket 31 is raised , which creates a divider between objects stored on either side of the container bracket 31 . referring now to fig5 , there is shown a close up perspective view of the aperture forming container members 13 with a plurality of containers 21 supported therein . the distance between the side face 14 and the container support bracket is determined by the height of an item to be supported therein . the distance between the side face 14 and the container support bracket 31 is such that approximately half the height of the object must be contained within the interior of the frame 12 , which prevents the container 21 from falling out of the container member 13 . in this way , the container 21 is securely maintained therein , with at least a portion of the object extending from the container member 13 . a container 21 is turned on its side and inserted into the frame 12 through the container member 13 , until it comes to rest on the container support bracket 31 . the several elements of the frame 12 may be readily fabricated from materials permitting relative economy and durability . for example , the rectangular frame 12 can be configured as a one - piece unit . additionally , the frame 12 can be configured as three separate pieces that are held in place by seams at the edges . the several elements of the frame 12 are fabricated from the same material so that solvent bonding may be readily employed . additionally , the frame 12 can be formed from a variety of convenient materials , such as plastic , wood , particleboard , or metal . the present invention provides a user with a convenient and inexpensive device for storing bottles , cans , or other objects of varying size . the device mounts on a vertical wall surface , which allows a user to place other required devices on countertops or floors , such as small appliances or decorative pieces . the container members hold the various items in an easily identifiable and secure manner , which allows a user to quickly locate a required container when needed . the plurality of apertures on the front face allow for the attachment of various connectors , which give a user a wide variety of options for storing various goods thereon . with regards to the present disclosure , it is submitted that the present invention has been shown and described in what is considered to be the most practical and preferred embodiments . it is recognized , however , that departures may be made within the scope of the invention and that obvious modifications will occur to a person skilled in the art . with respect to the above description then , it is to be realized that the optimum dimensional relationships for the parts of the invention , to include variations in size , materials , shape , form , function and manner of operation , assembly and use , are deemed readily apparent and obvious to one skilled in the art , and all equivalent relationships to those illustrated in the drawings and described in the specification are intended to be encompassed by the present invention . therefore , the foregoing is considered as illustrative only of the principles of the invention . further , since numerous modifications and changes will readily occur to those skilled in the art , it is not desired to limit the invention to the exact construction and operation shown and described , and accordingly , all suitable modifications and equivalents may be resorted to , falling within the scope of the invention .
the present invention improves upon storage racks with a design that accepts and organizes a plurality of bottles , cans , and other objects of varying size . the device comprises a four - sided frame having a plurality of apertures forming container members spaced thereon and adapted to hold objects of varying size . the interior frame includes a plurality of container support brackets that provide support to both the frame , and a plurality of objects stored therein . the device further comprises a plurality of apertures spaced about the front face , which creates a pegboard surface that can accept a variety of attachments for hanging objects therefrom . the present invention can further be mounted to a vertical support wall , thereby preventing the device from taking up floor our countertop space , which can then be utilized for other purposes .