CAXXA 50 Spice Gripper Strip Clips Extra Support Spice Rack Dispenser Cabinet Kitchen Holder Storage | 10 Strips Holds 50 Spice Jars, 5 Black and 5 White Strips

The spice grips were delivered on time and are better engineered than the old ones. There is a bottom extension than holds the containers better. The adhesive is ok, depending on what you are adhering to. It works well on corian or granite. Doesn't work so well on varnished cabinets. I solved the problem of the spice racks falling off the inside of my cabinets by using gorilla double sided tape on their original adhesive. They now stay "stuck" to the cabinet doors. No problems.

These racks are OK but not very strong to support larger spice jars. I use mostly Penzey's spices. There are 5 slots per row and I can put 4 small or medium (0.2 oz or 0.6 oz) jars in the rack but then there's no room for a 5th. The adhesive held OK with 4 small (0.2 oz) jars in the rack but when I put 4 medium (0.6 oz) jars in it, the adhesive started peeling away from the cabinet. The shape of the clips won't hold square containers, like from Trader Joe's. These racks might be nice if I had skinnier spice jars, but as is I'm going to have to find something else to use.

Very sturdy, but the spacing between the holders is about 1/8" too close together when left attached to each other. The containers of common spice brands cannot be placed adjacent to each other, not enough room. You have to take apart and mount each holder individually to provide sufficient spacing.

It doesn't hold with it's provided adhesive... however, with a little extra work (replaced adhesive, or glue) it works just fine. I'm happy about the design of these spice holders, but the extra work involved just to keep them stuck to the wall really sours my experience. It's not my first time using these sort of spice hangers, I've purchased the diagonal version (probably about 3 years ago), and had to remove the provided adhesive and just glue it to my wall with E6000 glue. That worked like a charm.I was hoping that this version had some better adhesive, but it's practically the same. I put them up, waited the 24hrs and put light bottles on the hangers. After 5 days, they are starting to pull away from the wall. If I was using heavy glass bottles, then it would have completely fallen off. I'll be gluing them, and it will hold. And these are way better than the diagonal versions I had previously, since these hold the bottles upright and have the little hook platform for under the bottle. I'm just not happy that I have to put so much work into getting these to stick.

Unfortunately they keep falling off my cabinet, spices everywhere!! I love the idea of this/organizational possibilities, however the execution didn't deliver. Comes with screws but I don’t want to use them as I'm renting and don't want to damage the cupboards. Disappointed and annoyed.

I have spices in cans, glasses and plastic jars. They are in 3 drawers, a pull out spice jar holder that is part of my cupboards and on 3 shelves in a cupboard. Yup, that’s a lot of spices! So, when I saw these online I couldn’t wait to try them. We only put up 4 holders earlier this week - enough to hold 15 spice jars, just to try . Wow! So happy with our purchase and the room I now have in an empty closet for my baking supplies. I’m putting up more of them now to empty another shelf. And not only do they hold heavier spice jars, but I can see each label soooo easily now. No more getting on a step ladder or stool to find a spice. Thank you!

I so badly wanted these to work.... alas, they did not. I was so excited, put them up on the side of my fridge exactly as the directions said to- clean, wipe with alcohol, stick on and wait 12 hours. They lasted a bout 2 days and then started falling one by one. Tried resticking, but of course that didn’t work. Sending back...

This is exactly what I wanted. Small, sturdy for a small cabinet. However, it will not hold larger spice jars.