All of my regular canned vegetable cans are 3" wide but I read that this product's shelves are either 2.5 or 2.75. Does anyone have problems?
2004580
I use this for my spices... I just took some spices off and put some cans on the shelves and they fit just fine... Hope that helps!
2004581
I've only used this product to store my spices. Haven't tried cans But I put a couple regular sized canned veggies on mine and it worked fine.
1743850
No, the assembled shelf is just over 17" tall so it wouldn't fit. It will hold canned goods. Each shelf can hold 100lbs (according to the description). We recently installed several different sizes and they seem sturdy and very well made.
1152502
not really, I would have to measure to be positive, but the space between the shelves is about 3 to 4 inches I would say. Most large cans of vegetables are bigger than that. You would probably have to lay them down. I used them in my pantry that had 4 big shelves with 18" to 2' in between them. So I put one of these on each shelf. This way I can put small things in between these little shelves and then on top I have room for taller things. does that help?
180985
I'm not sure what's wrong there. Mine is slightly larger but once I fit the sides to the far edge the shelves fit in nicely. Try taking it apart and reassembling otherwise I'm not sure what's wrong. Sorry you are having problems.
1720102
sorry, your shelf is too thick. my shelf measures 3/4" and it fits perfect.
991807
Mine is adjusted for 12 oz. cans. Approx. 5 5/8" wide, 12 1/2" long(deep) 7 1/8" tall.
750156
The lid is designed to fit 3" and 3.25" cans. Both a regular can of beans and also cat food cans that tend to be a little bigger.
408981
Outside 3.75", inside 2.75". I assumed incorrectly that if they did not specify "wide mouth," they would be standard canning jar size. They were not.
93928
It will only hold 15 oz cans or smaller. I have 4 sets and use them for vegetables and fruit. They are very sturdy, but I would change a few things if I were to design this device. Overall I am very happy with it, but the most troubling problem is the middle row just does not rotate unless you let your stock get down to a point where the middle row is the highest cans. As you continue to pull from the bottom the middle row rotates down. For 15oz cans it will hold 14 cans I have to allow my stock to get to 5 cans left before adding anymore (to use up the middle row). This defeats the purpose I purchased this for as I want to add cans as I use them and never let my stock get below 6 cans! Other than that I recommend this unit, unless you are handy with a router and wood then I suggest you make your own. there is one other thing and that is for Campbell soup size cans you don't really need the dowels. once you set it up close you can space it right for Campbell's soup and they don't bind up like they do when using the dowels provided.
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Dear Kathleen O.: I always thought the 6.7 inch measurement was erroneous. I suppose it depends on how you apply the terms height, width and depth. The shelves on my cart (there are 3 of them) are 31.5 inches by 18.5 inches; this measurement is from the left side of the cart to the extreme right side (31.5") and front to rear (18.5"). The only place I have ever found the 6.7 inch measurement is from the floor to the bottom of the lower shelf and only then if you installed the bottom shelf in its lowest position. Personally, I would recommend that you disregard the advertised 6.7 inch measurement as this measurement is of no value to you unless you plan on pushing this cart around outside on rough terrain with stumps and obstacles sticking up. I have found my utility cart to be of high strength (I have actually used it for a seat during some recent painting and it held up very well) being used truly as a utility cart in my home. Also makes and excellent work table. Hope this helps you. If you have any more questions, please feel free to email me back at dbwynkoop@gmail.com
2169490
Yes the measurement is from the bottom of the cabinet. The shelf picks the can up about 3 inches.
892798
Maybe if you glued them together with proper plastic glue; but the plastic isn't made to stack the edges are round. It sits still nicely, I had some that "danced" on the self when used. I have four on half of a pantry shelf. They fit only Campbell's ravioli and the typical vegetable size cans. Soup like cream of anything and progresso cans are too small or too fat. I love them though, they are well made and still look new after almost a year of constant use. Best option for the money when I was looking. Good luck!
913960
The shelves are 3.25 inches deep. Our unit fits various sized jars from a variety of manufacturers.
953686
The shelf is 2 7/8 in. deep I have 3 containers that are 3 1/2 deep and I have no problems with them because the shelf in front has smaller containers on it. so it works fine for me. to me it is worth every cent that I paid for it. I think I will buy another soon. hope this helps
1816609
The lower is 4"; top 4-1/4. My pantry shelf is 28". It slides the whole width but wasn't really high enough to get anything under it so I put a shot glass under each leg (6) for another 1+ inch. I don't think it's sturdy enough for cans but perfect for bags of chips etc. haven't tried anything else tho.
1152505
That's a good idea for a space saver however as one person already mentioned, the middle shelf height is only 2.5-3 inches, leaving little room for large cans...tuna or flat objects are better suited. It is pretty strong. I hope this helps.
764975
The lids work very well! As for size, if you bought the jars new the words 'regular' or 'wide mouth' would be on the packaging. You may want to remeasure as a 2" opening is not a size with which I am familiar.