Neo Chrome Steel Shelves Tier Spice Rack Jar Holder for Wall or Kitchen Cupboard Cabinet Storage Organiser (5 Tier)

These are superb, however you cannot just 'slap' them up, they need to be fitted properly to be sturdy.I purchased two sets (I wanted 6 racks) to install on the back of a hollow door to my larder.Along with this I purchased hollow-door fixings, which came with their own screws. To use the screws I had to make the holes in the racks 1mm larger. A metal drill bit the correct diameter make very short work if it.Once fully installed it not only holds many herbs and spices (I left it partially empty for the photo) but looks great, are ultra-sturdy and will last for years.I looked through the reviews before purchasing and noticed many comments on the poor quality of this, however that is not my opinion - if you take the time and effot to install them properly, they are very sturdy.

Nice enough spice rack and definitely does the jobI had wanted to join 2 side by side giving 12 racks but instead joined them longways leaving out the extra top and bottom pieces.Im happy with it for the price but a few notes for others~ ignore the q&a section and the reviews that say this measures 29cm across. The original description in the listing is correct at 39cm. See picture for proof~ only has two rails at the bottom of each pocket which are positioned towards the back. This means jars tip forward as there is nothing holding the bottom at the front of the pocket. If you are installing into a cupboard this will Inevitably lead to jars toppling out as you open the door. It’s not so much of a problem when attached to a wall, but you do have to be careful with smaller items as they’ll just slip out the front if not placed correctly.~ the sides of the pockets are angled forwards, this makes the pockets wider at the back then they are at the front. This is annoying when storing square jars or boxes. It’s just wasting space that could have been used.~ sections are only tall enough for standard sized jars. Anything with a grinder on the top had to be put on the top rail.Things that just weren’t right~ the tip of the supplied screwdriver twisted and broke after just 2 screws~ a few of the side bars were not soldered on correctly. One was upside down- still functional but ugly. Another was joined at completely the wrong angle and couldn’t be used.

I bought this 4 tier rack so I could add an extra 2 tiers to the 6 tier rack I had previously bought, by using the middle 2 tiers. It was as simple as I remember to assemble. I had it on my cupboard in 5 minutes. I plan to give away the top and bottom tier as a 2 tier rack. People have said there is no thread in the holes to piece the levels together, the front hole doesn't have a thread so they are probably trying to assemble theirs with the front hole at the back. I have many different brands of spices and they all fit. The only ones that are too tall are the ones with built in grinders and they fit on the top tier. Yes, the screws are too long for my cupboard but what is the supplier supposed to do? Go to everyone's house to measure up? It's not hard to spend a few pence on the correct screws. This comes with rawlplugs and the correct sized screws if you want to fix it to the wall.

Don't often feel inspired to write a review but I will this time. Arrived in 6 pieces for self assembly. Each separate basket was numbered - 1, 2, 2, 4, 5 and 6 - not an issue though as each basket is the same. You join these together using tiny screws that are (a) too short and (b) fit into a thread that in many cases was poorly made and wouldn't hold the screw. A tiny screwdriver was thoughtfully included but unusable - I have screwdrivers though so just mention in passing. I suppose I could try and get small nuts and bolts (like the ones in Meccano sets if you had those as a child) to assemble it or I could fix 6 individual baskets to the wall but somehow I don't think I'll bother - easier to pop it into the metal recycling skip at the local depot.

If they still sell these I'll be getting another one - absolutely brilliant.If you have loads of herbs and spices these are excellent. On the back of our boiler door so a great space saver. I put everything in alphabetical order and the different makes, Bart, Schwartz etc in order. But my wife puts them back any old way she feels arghhhhhhhhh!

I appreciate that this spice rack was cheap but it was poorly made. One of the side bars had been 'welded' on at the wrong angle. Consequently it would not marry up with the other sections. As I was using the 3 sections separately I could get round this by re-drilling the hole at the correct angle. Had I wanted to use the 3 sections as one rack I would have returned it.Apart from the above problem the rack served it's purpose but it looks what it is, a cheap spice rack.

We have and use well over a hundred herbs and spices. Storing them has always been a problem. This is the best solution I've come across. They fit neatly inside the cupboard doors, so all are on view and easy to pick. The holders are shallow but that means that they can be hung inside a standard cupboard and still shut neatly. Double check your own cupboards though. They take the standard cylindrical and square spice brand jars. I've had to decant those that come in larger containers into saved standard jars. A neat solution.

Cheap looking spice rack. Expected to be in one piece but instead every one tier is separate and needs to be screwed together.I am Returning it.