Farmhouse Style Hanging Spice Racks For Wall Mount - Easy To Install Set of 4 Space Saving Racks - The Ideal Seasoning Organizer For Your Kitchen

In our RV pantry, we have a slew of spice bottles that are difficult to keep track of. We used adhesive hooks from another Amazon seller, Fotosnow, to mount the spice racks on the inside of the pantry door. The door was too thin for the provided screws, so this was necessary. We'll be able to use the pantry shelves for other things like dishes, glassware, and an Instant Pot with these spice racks. br>br>Update - After one of the adhesive hooks came loose after a few months, I decided to reinforce the hooks with short screws. These spice racks are still one of my favorites.

Marley Wagner

| Jul 28, 2021

They make your spices easily accessible, so you don't have to dig through them to find what you're looking for; everything is right there in front of you. They come highly recommended from me.

Queen Houston

| Jun 23, 2021

Command hooks were used to hang them up. They're ideal for keeping your spices organized. It made a significant difference in terms of pantry space. They're a lot less expensive than other Amazon versions.

Brinley HUMPHRIES

| Jan 05, 2021

First and foremost, you should be aware that I live in a modestly sized apartment. My spices have been crammed into cabinet space with other items piled on top of them for the entire time I've lived here. Another thing you should know about me is that I enjoy cooking. This was getting to be a major pain in the neck. So when my spice rack arrived in the mail, I immediately set about putting it together. Now that I have a drill and am familiar with it, I am reasonably confident in my "handiness. " It did, however, take some time for me to put this together. It was a bit of a challenge with all of the measuring, spacing, leveling, drilling, etc. But I went forward with confidence, and I installed the dangling thing! And wow. For one thing, I am extremely pleased with myself. For the sake of two. It's fantastic! It has 32 bottle shelves, each with eight bottles. It is compatible with a wide range of brands of bottles. I separated each rack by an inch to make it easier to remove items. I can't believe I've put off doing this for so long. The product is well-made and attractive, and the wire allows me to see my spices. It also freed up a significant amount of cabinet space. This spice rack is one of my favorites. I'm serious.

Wynter Cowan

| Nov 13, 2021

For a kitchen with limited counter and cabinet space, this is an excellent solution. The drywall anchors come with enough hardware. It took less than 20 minutes to mount all four, which included double-checking that they were all level and aligned. We'll see how they hold up over the next six months. in a year's time Overall, I am extremely pleased with my purchase!.

Dorothy Bell

| Mar 22, 2021

I've got a half-finished project that I'm working on. I wanted to keep my spices on the inside of my pantry door, and either this wasn't there last time I looked or I missed it because this is the first time I've found a rack narrow enough for it. It accommodates slightly larger spice jars (such as my 4) 12 oz. McCormick ground cinnamon), but most are standard size, with capacity claims of 32 average-sized cinnamon sticks. The size of the spice jars appears to be correct. I like how the front of the rack rises high enough to prevent taller bottles from falling out (a problem I had with the 3D printed set my husband made for me, bottom two racks in photo). Those were made specifically for the small jars. ) It's especially appealing to me because it has a back! Everything is held in place like a cage, and there is very little rattling. It's simple to get to the screw holes. It's possible that you'll need a third hand to use a level while you steady it to mark where you'll drill. For each rack, it includes a pair of drywall anchors, as well as long and short screws. I used the short screw in case a screw stripped the hole and I needed to use the longer screw, but I don't think that will happen. The fact that it is caged is a plus. If the screw holes don't work for you for whatever reason, you can probably use any other type of fastener.

Sutton Santana

| Sep 09, 2021

Spices! Our spice collection has outgrown the two lazy Susans it was on inside a cupboard due to some multicultural cooking and new recipes, and there were spices clustered in the middle of those that I couldn't find without removing the outer rings of spice jars and then reassembling them all. Bah. br>br>I bought this set for my granddaughter, and she had a blast pulling all the jars from the lazy Susans, organizing them alphabetically, and then hanging them up. racks that are mounted They didn't all fit together perfectly - We returned the most-used and least-used spices, as well as a few duplicates, to the cupboard. br>br>Parsley, rosemary, sage, and thyme round out our alphabetic spices. That is, in that order. When I told my granddaughter she could be a Spice Girl, she didn't like their nicknames (Ginger, Posh, Sporty, Scary, Baby), so she chose Feisty Spice instead.

Onyx Espinoza

| Jun 14, 2021

This is one of two wire spice rack brands that I purchased. The fact that the basket folds and must be 'assembled' with screws is something I dislike. Actually, it's not that difficult, but I'd rather have baskets that didn't fold that way. (I believe this was done to save space for shipping. ) ) They did, however, appear to be sufficiently secure once assembled. br>br>I didn't care for the extra mounting tabs or the wire baskets' larger grid openings. They aren't as hygienic as they used to be. I bought another brand of racks that looked exactly like this one. br>br>On the plus side, the baskets are slightly deeper than the others I purchased, allowing them to hold slightly larger spice bottles.

Declan Ford

| Dec 15, 2021