X-cosrack Spice Rack Organizer, 5-Tier Wall Spice Rack, Stackable Hanging Spice Jars Storage Racks, Great for Kitchen and Pantry, Up to Storage 48 Jars(Patent No.:D909138S)

I looked for a while to find the right size spice rack. I wanted something that would optimize most of the pantry door space to accommodate my many spices. I'm not a fan of the over the door hanging ones as they're not very secure and noisy, and don't allow your door to close properly. The length and width of these racks are perfect for attaching to your pantry door. Anything more than 3 in deep, you will lose shelf space because they'll come in too far. These fit the spice containers perfectly and are very user friendly. They work much like a dog kennel where you just pull the pieces in place and they snap together. The smart thing about that is you can unfold them when you need to screw down the rack. Very intelligently designed. The only thing I wish I would have done differently was bought two of those metal racks with the slits (like stores use to hang chips on), and attach those to the pantry door, and then attach the spice racks to those. That way you can have the freedom to adjust the spice racks up or down whenever you need to.

I purchased 2 packs & they had all hardware for mounting & were the same. I mounted them together using the mounting nut holes but doing them alk this way, only the top held tall bottles. You can mount them farther apart using screw mounts instead. Description is what I received. I'm happy with them. I used 1 set for medication bottles and other for spices.

Love the spice rack. We hung it on the back of our kitchen closet and it organized all of our spices in one place. We absolutely love it!

easy to assemble. However instead of adding the screws to the ends, instead just bend the tabs at bottom and side with pliers to lock parts together. Much more secure and tight. This should be the preferred installation method. The screws are not needed plus they can also strip out. I did two shelves and decided to change it to bending the tabs. Much better way to go. My daughter commented to me that I actually did something incredibly useful unlike some of my projects. If you look carefully at my picture you can see the crimped ends.

Bought it as a gift for someone after he picked it out himself and he loves it and wants another lol.Pros: it's pretty sturdy, pretty easy to assemble and hang, and very versatile meaning you can hang the shells in individual groups of 1, 2, 3 4, or all together in 5.Cons: the bottom of the shelves are wire (not solid) so some smaller bottles might wobble just a little bit if there's any wiggle room and if not placed just so. Not a big deal unless you are super particular with detail, the still stand up fine. Also, if you place a tall bottle anywhere other than the top shelf you have to wiggle it a little bit to get it out. Also not a big deal if you have a tiny bit of patience it can be done. One way around this is to place the shelves seperately or not all 5 of them together, which basically gives you a greater number of "top shelves".All in all a cool spice rack.

I turned my coat closet into a pantry and bought this spice rack to use on the door. It's perfect. It's sturdy, holds a lot of jars and bottles and it looks great. The way it attaches is great too. The rack doesn't bang around or move when you open or close the door. I ordered another one to add a couple more racks. So glad I found this rack

Nice, holds all my spices. Individual shelves do you can space them as you please.

This was the bedt gadget ever. I hate lazy Susan's we would always loose stuff of the edge when turning it . It was hard yo find stuff. Not anymore the rack was easy to put up and makes life do much easier thing are easy to find and it takes ip hardly ant space