What are the overall dimensions? I am thinking of hanging it inside a pantry door for spices. Will it be sturdy enough to hold a lot of spice jars?
325700
I do not know what the dimensions are but its sturdy. As far as hanging spices, depends on what your spices are stored in? If glass, I would say no because that can get heavy.
325701
I don't think so. I put only earrings in it. I don't think the hangar could handle that much weight. If you used spice "packets," it might work. But that's a lot of hassle.My husband built me a spice rack for our bottles and we use old-fashioned prescription bottles in the wooden rack. It takes little room and resides behind the kitchen door...just a suggestion. But the earring holder is FANTASTIC! I own three of them because I'm an earring fanatic.
325702
The listing says it's 35" X 18". I don't think the pockets are deep enough to hold spice jars. I tried putting 1/2" thick boxes in mine and it didn't work well.
325703
The pockets are not so big. I would say most are about 10 cm by 10cm and others 20cm by 10cm. How big are your jars is the question. They are just big enough for your jewelry set or sunglasses. I hope I helped. Measurement may not be point blank but close enough.
325704
Pocket dimensions are: 2 3/4" x 4 1/2". I could not put my spice jars in the pockets. I tried a 1 oz jar, more than 2 of those jars pushed the other jar out. A 1.12 oz jar does not fit. The pockets are pretty tight. I would say it is not good for spice jars; it is sturdy but spice jars would not be a good fit.
325705
I don't think it is sturdy enough for spice jars, perhaps small plastic bags of small amounts of spices. It is 32" long and the hanger adds an additional 3". It is 17"-18" wide.
2281960
The rack will fit only standard size jars. Not sure of size but I think it holds 5-6 jars across. I like it very well. I would think that you would too. I wish I would have bought 2.
248612
You might be able to fit 40 if all of the spice jars were the tiny ones as shown on the bottom row. But if you have the regular sized jars, you'd get about 20 total. Honestly, I hated this thing and it ended up in my trash can. The spices were hard to get in and out, and it is cheaply made...just my opinion, of course!
1057441
Depends on the size shelve you have to fit your door and the size of your spice containers. Ours is currently holding 22 different spices in varying size containers.
2281963
The rack width is about 2 3/4" You can fit spice jars etc up to 2 1/2" easily. The 2" spice bottles would probably be the best. They are easy to take in and off of the rack. We just have a variety of store bought spices, some smaller and some up to the 2 1/2" bouillon cube jars. THe smaller jars are good also. If you have the rack stationary on a wall there is no problem. I have one on a wall and another on a pantry door. The smaller jars tend to jiggle a bit when I open the door so we just put a 1/4" styrofoam strip behind them.
55237
I do no use it as a spice rack, although I sure you could. I use two in a corner cabinet for canned goods and LOVE it. It allows me to "SEE" what is in the back of the cupboard when otherwise I would have to lift every can up to see what it was...
1989815
It's exactly 12 inches wide and 16 inches long. It would be a tight fit if your cabinet is exactly 12 inches wide. Actually it probably wont fit because it's too exact. I use it on my pantry shelf so it was not a problem. Hope that helps
1034458
I don't know the technical answer, but it can hold quite a bit. For instance, I can put 4 jars of spaghetti sauce, plus other boxed goods on the same shelf without a problem. It's pretty sturdy and we're very satisfied with it.
1759975
Depending on the weight of the items you put in it, maybe. But still might be risky, due to the thinness of the door. Maybe attaching with short, stout molly screws would do the trick, and worth a try. Good luck! As for me, I really do like this spice rack, for it's sturdiness and simplicity of design. I've ordered 2 more since they came back down on the price.
2281964
I measured mine -- the inside depth is a bit over 2-1/2 inches. I just transferred my spice collection to the rack -- every brand of spice I had that wasn't in a super size jar fit just fine -- McCormick, Spice Islands, Trader Joe's and Lawrys (seasoned salt). The inside width of the shelves is just over 11-1/2 inches. Most spice jars fit 6 to a shelf, but the jars that just barely fit the depth will fit only 5 to a shelf. Hope this helps!
1147069
I'm not sure that "Jan" is leaving you a correct answer Heidi. This spice holder will not hold square jars. The "arms" that grasp the spice container are a half circle. I have round glass Penzey spice jars & those are too heavy for this rack. The only spice containers this will hold are round plastic ones.
5161
These racks are 8" wide (by 15 1/4" long), so only one would fit vertically, perhaps two if the 15" length is accurate and your drawer is a bit more that 15"; depending on the depth of your drawer, you might be able to fit in two (2 - 8" wide x 15 1/4" long). They will hold 4 long spice bottles in each tier, so 12 altogether, double that for the short spice bottles. I hope this helps. The Amazon description says 8 x 15, each holding 12 (or 24) bottles. Good luck. They have been a "god-send", eliminating double or triple layers of bottles. We are using 3 side by side with room at the top and edge of the drawer for spice envelopes, shakers, salts, etc. These racks are 8" wide (by 15 1/4" long), so only one would fit vertically, perhaps two if the 15" length is accurate and your drawer is a bit more that 15"; depending on the depth of your drawer, you might be able to fit in two (2 - 8" wide x 15 1/4" long). They will hold 4 long spice bottles in each tier, so 12 altogether, double that for the short spice bottles. I hope this helps. The Amazon description says 8 x 15, each holding 12 (or 24) bottles. Good luck. They have been a "god-send", eliminating double or triple layers of bottles. We are using... » Read More These racks are 8" wide (by 15 1/4" long), so only one would fit vertically, perhaps two if the 15" length is accurate and your drawer is a bit more that 15"; depending on the depth of your drawer, you might be able to fit in two (2 - 8" wide x 15 1/4" long). They will hold 4 long spice bottles in each tier, so 12 altogether, double that for the short spice bottles. I hope this helps. The Amazon description says 8 x 15, each holding 12 (or 24) bottles. Good luck. They have been a "god-send", eliminating double or triple layers of bottles. We are using 3 side by side with room at the top and edge of the drawer for spice envelopes, shakers, salts, etc. « Show Less
654158
You can easily fit 5 large tomato sauce cans on the bottom shelf it is that wide. I love mine. For spices it would be worth while for you.
2016998
sorry for the delay in responding! It's about 19 3/4 inches wide. hope that helps! I use mine in my kitchen as a spice cabinet.
283767
Hi - I have a mix of plastic and glass spice jars, but I think it would be just fine with all glass. I have several heavier, glass spice jars and they hold up. The outside frame is metal and the shelves are a sturdy plastic.
2022
If your door to the cabinet is 11.5" wide and it is a frameless cabinet then it will be a close fit but it should work fine. You will be able to put 4 jars per shelf side by side or 5 jars if you stagger them.
693706
I haven't measured it, but can confirm that my standard spice containers (both large and small, and I mostly have tall ones) fit just fine. It's not a lot deeper, but seems to fit everything without taking up much counter space. I keep the spices I use most often in it by the stove, and it's both functional and pretty (and not inclined to tilt forward, for instance, when full).