would this hold standard bean/soup cans?
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It fits a pop can exactly so if you compare the two that should help. The diameter of the can will change the number of cans the bin will hold.
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base fits over a regular size mug. depending on the thermos it will work. I love it for making an individual fresh cup of coffee.
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I would say yes, as it holds regular size cans. These are great for cupboards. Cans/jars don't slide off and make it possible to see pantry items at a glance. I highly recommend.
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I believe it will work for soups. The lid fits tight and snug, there should not be an leakage. I store approximately two 5 lb bags of flour in mine and carry it with the handle that is attached on top of the lid to my counter.
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The bottom two shelves have an opening in the back but it's too small for a regular 13 - 15 oz can. The smaller 5 oz cans will fit though.
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Not ideal for that. You could maybe fit 18 cans but that would be a tight fit.
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I used mine for dishes..not enough room to put cans up rt but I just bought a new home and organized everything and there are better shelve organizers for cans look at similar products , u will find everthing u can imagine !
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yes it comes with 2 different plastic bars 1 is big to allow bigger cans and small one will hold soda cans or small cans of soup just when buying read description and email buyer to make sure
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Yes, as long as the can is similar in size to a soda can. The larger soup cans will not work with this rack.
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The answer is yes, With one inch plus of clearance so they are easy to remove. I Have 8 of these. They also hold regular cans of stewed tomatoes, soup, etc. They are very sturdy, easy to assemble and they AREN'T tippy at all. Hope this helps.
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Absolutely -- might even fit soda cans a bit better than soup cans. You will get four cans per row; so a 12-pack on each shelf (three shelves = 36 soda cans).
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Hi Margaret, Depends on the configuration. They supply various connectors that let you build the rack for the can size you prefer. I set mine up for one rack of the 10 3/4 oz. Campbell soup cans and two racks for the larger 15 oz. cans. My overall dimensions are 10.25" high, 15.75" deep and 16" wide. It works well but I had a heck of a time assembling it and had to use more force than I thought I should. If you can overcome that hurdle then it should be a useful item. Holler back if you have trouble with the assembly. Regards, Bruce
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There are two independent sides on this unit, each side is 12"W x 17"D x 25"H. I checked one of my trash cans that is 12"W x 16"D x 19"H and it would fit except the width was very tight. But, my trash can it flared out through the middle so if your trash can was straight sided it should fit just fine. You would still have room on the other side for storage for heavier pots and pans, etc. I have my cast iron stored in this unit, that's how sturdy the shelving is. It was a great buy for me.
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The shelves are not very wide (less than 4 inches), and most soup cans, etc. have a diameter bigger than this. I don't think it can hold any can or jar, just items that are less then 4 inches in diameter.
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I have not, but I just went and checked. You can put standard size cans under it and they fit just fine. Large cans are too tall, but things like soup cans, etc. fit fine underneath the shelf.
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No, I'm using soup and vegetable cans. I would guess you could fit two 12 ounce soda cans wide and 3 or 4 cans deep on each shelf.
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Depends what you mean by "small". You need to measure the diameter of the can and compare it to the lids. I don't think it would fit the Fancy Feast size cans.