Works fine if you use the spices with the narrow neck ...
346224
Works fine if you use the spices with the narrow neck like Mccormick but if you put the small McCormick or a cheap spice on it it will stretch out and eventually not hold anymore
3792495
The idea of this product is great and it almost works, however because of the depth of my cabinet, I needed to screw in the plates as far back as possible inside the cabinet so that the door would close.  This means that when I pull it down, only the bottom spice shelf comes down, because the end of the shelf blocks the middle wire shelf from extending all the way down.  If it could work as intended, I would probably give it 5 stars.
3076385
It works as intended, but note that the incense will not hang down nicely like in the picture (unless you happen to have a kind of incense that would do that). I have two different kinds of coil incense, one is thin (similar to this one:&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Ready-To-Use-Coil-Incense-Gift-Sandalwood/dp/B00D4CLCIU/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Ready To Use Coil Incense Gift Sandalwood</a>&nbsp;and one is large (like this one:&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Peaceful-Nights-Heian-koh-Incense-Shoyeido/dp/B001OVPO0A/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Peaceful Nights Heian koh Incense Shoyeido</a>

The small one burns better because you can usually separate the coils and there is a distance in between the incense. The only way to use this holder with that type of coil is like it is pictured on the link above. It will not hang down, but it will keep its shape sideways. This type of incense usually comes with a holder, but the one that came with mine was really flimsy and hard to use, so this one definitely works better.

The large coil is harder. It would be PERFECT if it would hang like in the picture, but unfortunately it does not. I've broken many of them while trying to expand them a bit (being very gentle). So, it will hold it, but also in the same form as the small coil, but since there is no space between the incense, it will tend to burn. It still "sort of" works, but it is not the "pure" incense smell that you would get without the burn. I have still decide to keep it in spite of this because at least I can burn them! I've spend a lot of time looking for a solution and this is the best I have found.

I have seen another style of coil burner out there, but I think that I will still have the same problem with the large coil, it would break if I attempt to stretch it down to fit it. And who knows, maybe it is the type of incense that I have and it will work as pictured for other brands (but I purchased it on a Buddhist monastery in China, where they make it fresh and it is the most amazing incense I've ever had, so I would be surprised if others work differently).
4059009
I like the design, it's user friendly, space efficient, aesthetically pleasing, etc.  But it comes WITH spices that I would not have chosen, plus who knows how they were produced?  That part wasn't clear to me.  For people who buy their own spices, be aware that many will not fit in the spaces.  Too bad, because I love the way this one looks!  If you are not attached to buying your own spices, and are happy to use the ones that come with the rack, then it's an excellent deal so go ahead.
1361053
Love that the shelf is narrow enough to fit inside our small pantry. It only fits the standard size spices, but that worked ok for us.
2004105
I have a 7.5L crock which has a narrow neck at the top.  Before I got the stomper I had trouble pounding the cabbage.  I had used a potatoe masher but the handle was too short and difficult to pound the cabbage without hitting my knuckles.  The long handled Wooden Cabbage stomper solved this problem and works great.  Just harvested my first batch after using the Wooden Cabbage stomper, I have a great batch.
1619140
I don't actually use it for spices, I put all of the cooking oils and wines on it to free up space in the cabinets. It works great.
1317084
I'm on a perpetual quest for the perfect spice rack. This is not it, but I guess it'll do in a pinch. Some issues, though.

1) it was too wide for any of my standard cabinets.  I had to put it in my pantry, instead.
2) Visibility of spices in the back is sub-optimal.
3) When I got all my spices loaded onto it, the weight and balance were enough to tip the shelf out in a scary way.

All told, with some home handiman kludges, I've got it to a place where it sorta kinda works. Is it everything I dreamed it'd be? Not really. Not at all.
1815674
Wastes too much space between the strips for spice jar in a space-starved kitchen.. However, repurposed for say, supplement bottles, it works somewhat better.
3289931
Spices that are in small, metal cans don't fit unless you place them length-wise. This takes up too much space in the rack. I wouldn't have this if I had known this. Why would you make a spice rack where standard size spice containers don't fit?
3733901
The works great for the regular size spice bottles. It works best for the bottles pictured. When I first put it up I was frustrated because I had to use two hands to get the bottles in the clip and that slowed me down in the kitchen but after a couple days the plastic kept the bottle shape better and now I can easily one hand operate my spices. I love the space saving i can now fit all my spices in the cupboards
3867259
I have been using this for a few months now and I enjoy the product. The only thing i find annoying is that powdered spices get stuck in the cap making it difficult to use at times. The cap needs to be cleaned frequently
4145295
Well made and works well; however, the neck is too short. Mine was to replace an older faucet, and counter-top is granite and pre-drilled. Thus, the off-set from the sink is too long for this one. With care it still works. Looks very elegant.
4380217
I like the idea of this product, but it seems like you are limited to the type of spice you can buy - I don't feel confident putting glass bottles in them.  They "slip" if the bottle is one diameter and doesn't have a skinny "neck."

Also, be careful where you put them, so you are still able to close the cabinet with the additional room that they take up on the door.  This is a good product in theory, but you have to have the right cabinet configuration and spice bottles.
3376233
I needed a wire shelf for my kitchen to hold my newly planted kitchen herbs. Originally, I thought that I would need a wall shelf and was quite bummed that I couldn't find what I wanted in a wall shelf. When I saw this, I thought that I could use it for my herbs as well.

When I received the shelf, it arrived just fine. However, when I tried attaching the legs to the shelf, they didn't really fit right. The connectors wouldn't really snug down on the screw posts enough for it to be stable (they kept unscrewing on the opposite end). Since I couldn't guarantee the stability of the shelf with the legs on it, I decided that I wouldn't attach the legs and I would put it on some shelf brackets on the wall. This actually works better, because the legs weren't tall enough anyway for me to manipulate the side handle of my faucet. The curved center part allows me to center the shelf on my sink and still have space for my goose-neck faucet.

If I were to try to use this product for its intended purpose, I would rate it quite low. But, because I was able to adapt it to my true purpose, it gets 3 stars.
2991080
Pros:

It's thin enough to slide where I wanted it to go and isn't flimsy.

Cons:

The rack is a bit wobbly until you fill it up with enough stuff. The width of the tiers makes it so that tall items on the top can flop off because the sides don't come up high enough to serve as a railing or hug the items in place. In general, the rack is sturdy, but I wouldn't suggest putting it anywhere that might get bumped. That should avoid any problems.

Besides the top, the tiers are too short to fit half of the spices I wanted and if I put them on top, it makes it too tall to fit the rack under the cabinet I wanted, so make sure you know the measurements you're working with. Since McCormick seasoning is so popular, I'll use that as an example.

The middle and bottom tiers can fit the mini (2") and small (4 1/4") McCormick seasoning, but not the large (5 1/8") McCormick seasoning. The tiers are 5 1/4" high, 2 1/2" deep/wide, and 12" long, fitting 7 mini/small McCormicks. See pic I added to the gallery. Hopefully this will help other customers.
1880684
Pros:  stores a good deal of spices with some semblance of order; does indeed swivel; people seem to want one when they see mine (sister took my extra set)
Cons:  only holds name brand spices of a certain width -- the cheap spices I buy are in wider containers and won't fit (hence why I had a extra set that my sister usurped); kind of flimsy, but it's holding spices, not state secrets.