Would this make a good spice rack?
1111094
No it would be to large. It would be perfect size for can goods but in order to use it for that purpose ( or any purpose ) it has to be screwed to the door with eight screws so things don't drop out the back. Should state that in their ad because I rent and would be unable to put screws into doors.
1111095
No it is the most useless think I ever bought. I bought it for a spice rack and put my spices on it, and the two pieces that go over the door and the thing up, moved to the middle and all the spices fell.
1111096
Absolutely NO! This unit has no back and is very unstable. I returned the one I bought for a rolling cart with drawers that mow hold my spices perfectly.
1111097
It is about 3-4 feet long. 2.5 feet wide and 4-5 inches deep my wife uses it as a spice rack and other storage but she cooks a lot. It has to hang on a door or wall. Also it does not have a back so you have to secure it to wherever you mount it. It is all about personal preference.
1111098
Yes I think it makes a great spice rack. It's true the rack has no back but if you use screws to hold it firmly in place against the door the thing makes a great spice rack and I also put my olive oil and other cooking sprays on it. I really like mine. I bought a second one for my bathroom closet door and put cleaners and toilet paper on it. I hope this helps.
72465
Yes, this would work for any of those things. I would just make sure you have a neutral adjunct grain like rice to run through it after spices so you don't have cracked wheat tasting like cinnamon or cloves.
350873
The assembled rack is over six inches tall. The bottom part fits small spice bottles. The turntable fits in my cabinet...make sure your shelf is wide enough.
2144094
The frames on my units have a fair amount of 'flex' in them. They work very well on a shelf, but I'm not sure they would hold up if you tried to hang them. You might consider mounting a wall shelf under your cabinets and putting the spice racks on the wall shelf. It wouldn't have to be very heavy since the racks and spices are so light.
1144472
Since it is just a spice rack, there is no "weight capacity". However, it is the sturdiest spice rack I've ever had. Just to answer your question, in case you're thinking of it as a lazy susan for serving, I tried putting iron plates on top of it. It took a 5 pound weight O.K. But if someone gets rough with it, it could be disaster.
2098139
Yes, make sure to use anchor screws to hold it in place. We use it for spices and things of that nature in the pantry but needed to cut pieces of cardboard to place over the bottoms of each shelf so that there is flat surface to set things on.
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...
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.
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.
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).
1928546
This is actually a pretty slick idea, because it could save some counter space. Technically, I suppose it CAN, but not without some minor mods. The metal is pretty thin, and no holes in the top, so you'd need to drill holes and probably install a metal reinforcement plate inside to make it more rigid.
602347
sorry have never bought those spices. I use mine to store a set of measuring cups. The 1 cup fits in perfect sideways.
1196310
Not really sure, although the top space of each shelf accommodates larger spice bottles?
2026529
I think so. I am currently using it for organizing spice bottles and put them in order of size so I can see them easily on the shelves. I really love this product.
1057439
I have two 3 shelf units, one with 26 standard spice containers and the other with a mix of sizes with 18 containers of spices, sauces and marinades. It really depends on the unit you purchase and the size of your containers. I have seen a lot of these racks and this one is well made and holds a lot of stuff.
1739487
That really depends on the spice you are putting in there. It holds about 1/2 cup of product.
1211698
It could if there was enough room of course, bit to be safe I would secure to the something to prevent your spices from spilling out on accident. The rack itself doesn't have much heft alone so there's a big potential for it to slide around. You could do something as easy as two screw-in eye-hooks and zip ties to fasten to the wall. The bottle themselves are fairly rugged though. Hope this helps!