Efficient 4-Tier Stackable Spice Rack Organizer - Black Frosted Iron Kitchen Counter Shelf for Cabinet, Countertop, and Freestanding Use Review

I thought it was too small but once I assembled it - which took minutes - everything was fine. It really cleaned up our spice mess—and it's versatile, too. You can collect it in different ways. I was about to put it in the spice cabinet - it was wrapped and unusable. It really didn't fit very well in a closet the way it was configured, but it would fit in some closets. We ended up leaving it on the counter and not even outraged. He's strong too. I'm sure we will have it for a long time.

Tips need to be fitted and screws are very small. It'll probably be difficult for a guy with big hands, but you'll need a small screwdriver, which I got from a sewing machine. I don't know if people are that small. Anyway, my daughter put it together and the bottles came with it. I used this with the original bottles that had the spices due to lack of cabinet space. So it went well. I wrote and drew my own lid labels, but that's okay because the original containers will fit.

I've moved and lost space in my new kitchen. I used to use a tiered shelf for my spices in my closet, but now I don't have enough space in my closet and this spice rack wasn't big enough to hold all my spices. This system is small enough to sit on my counter but large enough to hold all of my condiments. If I use a few of these I can always remove one of the shelves! It was easy to put together and didn't tip or wobble like others I've seen. I have about 37 spices on my shelf. They are also not

After years of trying to find a uniquely cool spice rack, I've just gotten practical. i love this one My carpenter husband put it together and said it was a bit tricky because the screws are so small. When assembled, the unit looks small, but comfortably accommodates seven spice bottles over three tiers. Don't try to cram into an eighth. The top flat tray is great. When you are together you can only lift it with both hands at the bottom as the tiers will fall apart. I ordered the recommended…

It seemed like a great idea back then. I bought two. Then I tried to assemble one of them. The part consists of welded wires, which are then powder-coated. It looks like flat enamel. The screws must be countersunk, meaning the screw holes at the ends have a slanted wall to fit the angled screw head. 1: The screws are *very* short. There's no room for error. They're barely long enough. 2: Considering the length of the screws, ANY gap between the end supports and the shelves means the screws are…