Review on Silver Over the Cabinet Door Organizer Holder by SimpleHouseware by Ricardo Tlaxcalteca

This is a good storage solution for things like cutting boards and baking sheets that take up space horizontally and fall down vertically. I chose over the door hooks as I don't want to drill my new cabinets. If you choose this option, you may encounter the same problems as me. The brackets that stick to the door are quite wide and don't fit my closet door snugly. To make them fit better I took a couple of mounting squares, folded them in half, glued them, taped them to the inside of the bracket (inside) and trimmed. I did this for each side. (I put backing paper on the side that touches the wood so they don't stick permanently and damage the finish.) It was enough to keep the organizer from dangling when I closed the cabinet. Now the problem pops. . Thing still rattles and moves when opening and closing the cabinet. To solve this problem, I took two Command Adhesive Small Wire Hooks, attached them firmly to the horizontal wire that rests against the bottom of the closet door, and taped them to the door with Command tape. Now the organizer is firmly in place. and doesn't move when opening and closing the cabinet, and I didn't have to constantly damage the wood by screwing the thing down. This organizer is a smart idea and a good size. Holds multiple cutting boards and three baking sheets. Despite all the necessary modifications, I'm considering buying a second one to hold my cooling racks, grill grates and serving trays. If I could offer the manufacturer one suggestion it would be to include extra grommets of the type often included with outdoor organizers to allow hanging brackets to be used on narrower cabinets. Since there is no way to adjust the strut depth, I only gave it 4 stars.