🎋 Bamboo Spice Rack Organizer: 3-Tier Shelf for Cabinets, Countertops & Drawers - Space Saving Wooden Seasoning Storage in Bamboo Color Review

This is a good little spice rack for the money. The size is a little smaller, so some glasses may not fit. I like that it fits in my drawer when I want to.

Shelf parts not aligned at all. There were gaps with nails but no pressure could bring them together because they just weren't trimmed properly. So disappointed. Back the next day!

This bamboo spice rack is perfect for displaying my paper bags and tea cases. I order two more. They are well made and great for markets and festivals! I plan on painting mine to make them stand out more.

3 tiers held most of our condiments but we needed at least one more tier. The shelves are sturdy and require very little assembly, and the price is quite reasonable. If you have 15 regular spice bottles or less, this is perfect.

Spice stash Probably, but the design is bad. The part holding it open doesn't fit at all and will bend the bamboo if you force it in. We just haven't used it and it costs well. We'll take care of that for now, but we'll probably get another one at some point. I would not recommend it.

This is a very well made spice rack. The wood is heavy and looks durable. It holds multiple bottles and you can see the labels clearly and easily, which is nice. Bottles are placed at the level of levels of this product. It takes up little space on the countertop, but looks very nice.

I ended up buying 3 of these because I really like how they fit in my pantry. And for the first time in my life I can actually find what I'm looking for. They're pretty cheaply made though, but since I won't be moving them I figured that wouldn't be a problem for me. And like others, I've never figured out what to do with the sticks that came with it.

Due to lack of space in the kitchen, I repurposed the shelves to store my skin care products and vitamins. It's durable, stable and roomy. I've tested it with both sizes of spices and it fits a variety of sizes comfortably and they don't slip! You can lay it horizontally, diagonally or vertically. It also comes with a pole that goes on the back to keep it stable.

While the stand's main body is fairly solid, aesthetically pleasing and functional, it (literally) falls apart when it comes to attached limbs and legs goes . My first issue was that the standard foldable legs that came with it weren't really attached when I received them. The legs themselves obviously need to be held between notches cut in the wood, an attachable handle, and two small bolts. The screws in the box were loose, the attachable arm was a third of an inch long (so useless without…