Spice Racks Organizer For Cabinet Door Mount, Wall Mounted: Unique Racks Design to Secure Jars - Set of 4 Spices & Seasoning Chrome Hanging Shelf Kit - Storage in Kitchen, Pantry, Cupboard, Countertop

I really like the simplicity of these. These are very sturdy and I just screwed them into my door - no issues at all other than trying to get perfectly spaced. I have a new pantry with a big antique door. I remounted my old ones and now want another set. I one downside is that the bar to hold the jars in goes right across the name of the spice on the label... yes, a bit of a pain. But, they have been so perfect in every other way I am afraid to try another option : )

During a wintertime indoor update, I upgraded light fixtures, bathroom shelves, and grandfather clock. Since I was rolling, I threw these spice racks up in a small space between kitchen cabinets and ventahood microwave. 10 minute job and the only thing my wife continuously tells me that she loves. What about the $500 lighting upgrade that is illuminating those spices? Those are nice too. Honey, I love my spice rack!Nice, simple sturdy product. Easily installed. May come with kisses.

These are perfect for what I wanted them for. I only gave it four stars, because they could be just a hair bigger depth wise, to make room for bigger containers.

I dont use this rack system for spices. I used it to hold my airbrush paints. Very well made and very easy to see the color I'm looking for.

These racks were perfect for what we needed, except that the heads of the screws kept breaking off. Another reviewer recommended throwing out the hardware and buying new hardware, and I wish we’d read that and followed his advice. Several holes and broken screws later…. Drilling larger pilot holes helps.

I received a few emails from the manufacturer to make sure I had the installation instructions. This have me time to read the instructions before the product arrived. I had to remove some of the cheap plastic clip type holders which requires a hair dryer, putty knife and WD-40 to remove. The WD-40 was to wipe off all of the sticky residue from the double sided mounting tape. Next I wiped the area down with rubbing alcohol to make sure the surface was clean and dry. I used the stick on hooks because of the design of the door I put them on. I found that with the 4 sizes of spice bottles available near me that the smaller 2 will fit six across very nicely. The second smallest container is what I use the most and so I measured 6 inches from one installed hook set down to the next and it was perfect for ease of removing and inserting the spice jars. I noticed that there were some small air pockets behind the self adhesive pads when I first put them on, even after working them with fingernails and screwdrivers to smooth them. With my schedule they say for just under 48 hours before I went to install the racks onto the hooks. Low and behold, all of the air bubbles were gone and the adhesive pads were almost completely unseen. I installed the shelves and loaded in the spice jars. It looks so much better than my old system. My wife and I really like them. My only thought is that if they were 1/4 inch deeper (front to back) they would fit the next size up to cover the 3 sizes I have. For my purposes as a home cook who uses the smaller spice jars to keep the spices renewed and fresh this item is perfect and we'll constructed. Thank you Kitchen Almighty!

I was on the hunt for a spice storage solution. The atypical spice rack solutions are eh and overly expensive. I did not want to clutter up my counters or backsplash but I had this huge side of of a cabinet that was empty. Nothing decorative could really be put on it becuase of the width but I knew it was valuable kitchen space with the right tools.Believe it or not, most of the racks like this do not fit the exterior of upper cabinets without hanging off a bit. These were the perfect width! We did need to get a little piece of wood to attach to the cabinet to keep the jars straight. Once that wood was there, the install of these shelves went super smooth.These spice racks allow for a secure placement of jars. They are not going to accidentally slip out of the shelf and no one is going to accidentally bump it up and off of the screws holding them in place like the other shelves. My spices are now part of the decor of the kitchen, they are readily available, and have given me an ENTIRE cabinet’s worth of space back for about $75 total (wood, racks, jars, and stickers).I ordered two or three sets of shelves and ordered spice jars in bulk (also from Amazon) and voila! I do disagree on the label placement in the vendor’s pic because placing the label towards the bottom makes it look super busy and you cannot really deep clean the jars with a sticker on them. Put the labels on the lid. ;)

Very sturdy and well made.

Four days after putting 3 of the 4 racks up, one completely fell off. It was very hard to take off the sticky from back.and the clips got damaged, so I had to use the remaining 2 new ones and i put clear tape around them all too. I hope to contact supplier and see if they can send me some extra adhesive clips. I will update this review if/when they do. Otherwise the actual racks themselves are perfect

Ces étagères sont idéal pour libérer vos tablettes d’armoires. Fini de chercher le pot d’épices qui se retrouve au fond de votre armoire. Les étagères se fixent très bien dans la porte d’armoire. Vous aurez tous vos épices sous la main et les verrez en un coup d’œil!

I needed racks for inside cupboard door. These spice racks are well constructed and designed. Very happy with purchase. Easy to install. Came with three different mounting possibilities. Well thought out!

Je recommande !

The racks are sturdy enough but the screws included were badly made. They twisted off easily and did not fit a standard Philips bit. Make sure you use drill good sized pilot holes when attaching the racks to wood.I put the racks on the inside of a cupboard door and the spice bottles all rattled when the door was opened. I fixed the problem with a strip of foam cut from a length of pipe insulation placed on each rack behind the bottles.