Would this work for a pantry? Would this hold all those cans?
1294855
This is the best shelf system ever. I have it all over my basement. Good ceiling Joists is the key.
1294856
Yes the great thing about them is you can make them any length. Just make sure you have the depth. They hold a ton of weight as long as you have a good ceiling joists to anchor into. Hope this helps
1294857
Oh my, yes. I have the system in a garage that is holding up many gallons of paint, camping supplies, etc. It's amazing.
1872104
I think it would. I have up to 4 - twelve packs of soda standing on end plus gatorade and/or water on mine in the bottom of my pantry. I really like it because it will roll out.
364660
Yes, it will hold pop cans. The fit was a little snug but if when you assemble them you don't push the connectors all the way in the cans should roll freely.
413606
Absolutely! I have all of mine mounted on the inse of the pantry door. You just have to make sure its mounted so that the shelves in the pantry hit the rack at the right place so tthat it closes. Also, you have to make sure you don't put things on the pantry shelves all the way to the edge. Leave about two inches space at the front of the shelf.
1613131
Not really for a corner... Unless you can have access to open all doors. Have you looked at corner shaped ones?It is great for an extra pantry.
2114326
You could assemble if your pantry is tall enough - I love mine a real space saver - try it
1577131
Thank you for asking. This rack is perfect for the use we bought it for. We have put it on the back of the pantry in the kitchen. It is wonderful for soup cans, small boxes, such as pudding, gravy packs and other smaller items. Personally I think this rack would not be suitable for DVD storage. Some of the shelves are more shallow than others. We put the small little bottles of spices in the shallow shelves. The types of spices that are only and inch and a half to two inches high. Good luck and I hope this post was of help to you.
2007061
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.
1497431
I use it as a pantry also... It works great and can handle more than you will need it for...
706323
This works for me by using the top shelf for big jars and cans. The other shelves are too narrow for them. Standard size jars and cans fit on the lower two with no problems. I keep the unit pulled forward toward the front of my cabinet to assure the room for the big stuff even if there needs to be some overhang.
335113
I don't think so although I haven't tried. It looks like you can fit a 6 pack of cans standing and then 3 more laying across the top. Hope that gives you an idea of the size.
1176946
It depends on what type of cans you are storing. on average it holds 4 cans deep for fruit, veggies. For soup cans like campbells I get 5 deep and for the large bush beans can I get 3 (but I can still fit 1 can of soup behind them. The dividers between the cans are not permanently affixed to one spot so you can place them at any width you choose. Right now I have 35 cans on it. It is very sturdy and I have absolutely no sag in the shelves.
465644
I just measured the height available for a can and and it was about 5 1/2 inches so whatever diameter can fit into 5 1/2 inches, I think it will work. We only have cans in ours. I can, but I don't think I would want to put my jars in this. I would feel somewhat uncomfortable with the glass jars being on their side, rolling and and moving to the bottom level. This storage unit is not heavy duty. Mine works fine for my purposes for storing cans of items I use frequently like canned soups, Bush beans, tomato sauce, chilies and such.
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.
1152506
No I would not recommend it for storing cans. It is too deep and short so it would be impossible to get them as well as they would have to be tuna size to fit.
964491
That is a tough question, but I don't think you will have a problem with storing canned goods in it. I keep all my body wash, shampoo, hair spray, about 10 or 12 to a shelf. The shelves are screwed into the cabinet wall. I can't promise that the canned goods will work in there because I have never used it like that, but they really should be no problem. I have no buckling or anything going on yet. It is a good, sturdy little cabinet for what I have used it for.
34490
Its hard to say, my wife uses it in her salon for tubes of hair color.Obviously its not the same weight as canned food but she gets quite a bit of product on each shelf.I know you could for sure put cans on the very bottom self as well as the bottom of the second level.But it does say in the description that is is used for pantry storage.