Review on 🥫 Efficiently Store Your Cans with the Organize It All Deluxe 3 Tier Storage Chrome Can Rack - 12.75"H x 15.875"W x 18"D by Patricia Ross

Easy to assemble, instructions don't give much information on what to do with bars used for dividers. At first they looked like they needed to snap, but no, they just hook at the back and just lie over the folded wire edge at the front to keep the cans separated so they don't tangle or get stuck. It's a good idea to leave them loose so you can move them freely to accommodate different sized pots. You can double the top row if you have space in the seating area. Remember that 45+ cans is heavy. If using more than one, make sure the shelf can support the weight. Also the rubber feet were placed on the top wire runs instead of the bottom ones, I had to remove the bumper's rubber feet from the top and place them on the bottom where they belong. The parts image in the instructions is reversed relative to the vertical parts, make sure to reverse it. Look closely at the pictures to see the sides twist and form a U. If you get it wrong the shelves won't fit, they'll go 3/8 inch shorter, you'll have to flip them to make up for the difference. I love it and it looks so cool, everything is organized and easy to keep up with. Stock and keep new stock in stock by removing a few remaining cans and placing them in front of new stock. Prevents glasses from aging and stores them easily. Win Win Win Win is a winner. A bit pricey but lasts a long time, well chromed. Oh yes, when placing the back of the shelves remember to use good pressure to snap the back shelf bar under the bar on the back wall to secure it in place. If you want you can secure the back of each shelf to this back bar with a center zip tie or nylon traction straps, it's just a little flimsy, a little on the shelf wire. I haven't done this, but maybe later, I keep thinking about it, so I probably will. This is my opinion, I hope it helps you all. I gave 4 stars instead of 5 because 1) it's just a bit pricey 2) the rear cable should be a little heavier on the shelf than the other cables, it doesn't have the benefit of extra cables being in the front and flipped up to fix the cans 3) An explanation of what the split wires are and their purpose in the system. Also indicate in the instructions that the back of the shelf must be lowered under the appropriate wire on the back to complete the installation. For a normal non-mechanical mentality, this can be a build nightmare and sending it back not realizing the item is fine. First, remember that the panels are stacked back to front in the box and you need to flip them the other way. Later.