GRAYLINE 40504, Two Shelf Spice Rack, White

I have a lot of spices with very little cupboard space, and even when I use the little step shelving its hard to see the labels for the spices on the back rows. This works great. I mounted it on the inside of the cabinet door. You'll lose a small amount of depth inside the cabinet to allow clearance, and you need to make sure there's enough space between shelves for it to fit. For me that wasn't a problem, and by putting the larger containers on the bottom rack and the shorter ones on the top it fits without a problem. One big bit of advice. If you're going to mount on a cabinet door don't use screws. Cabinet doors aren't that thick. I used the little Command Hooks that are supposed to be for hanging kitchen tools, and the added bonus is if I got it not quite right I could always just pull the hooks and try again.

Grayline's shelves help expand my storage, especially for my spice cabinets. These shelves are quick and easy to install and fit spice containers, as well as narrow bottles such as vinegars, worcestershire, etc. I do find that Grayline's 505 shelf (the single version of this one) gives more flexibility when using several of them in one cabinet instead of this double one, but this one may work for perfectly for your cabinet. I order one single and one of the double shelves.I actually found that this one interfered with my cabinet's interior shelf when it was closed, so I did end up using bolt cutters to cut the side pieces connecting the two shelves (cheaper and faster than returning and ordering the single one). So in my cabinet, 3 singles would have been the perfect order.These are good quality, useful, and quick and easy to install (I didn't even need my husband on this one :) Bottom line, check your cabinet's shelf set-up and remember to think about the containers you will have on the shelf, then decide if this will work for you. If not, you may want to consider using several single shelves for more flexibility.

This is a basic little spice rack. It will hold 10 to 12 average sized spice bottles. I rather wish that there was about 1/2 inch more space between the two levels. It is easy enough to remove and replace the jars, but you need to take a bit of care when you do so. A little more space would make it a bit more convenient to use. That said, I was happy enough with the first one, that I ordered a second. (Went with just one in case I wasn't satisfied.) This rack is light enough that even fully loaded it would put no strain on kitchen cabinet hinges if you choose to mount it on a cabinet door. I have mine mounted on the side of a cabinet above my food prep area and it looks great. The look is utilitarian, but since I have a very retro looking kitchen, it is in keeping with the style of the era. The simple white finish really pops on the aqua/light turquoise custom color on the cabinets. Basic and economical, this is a good choice.

Arrived quickly in great condition. It comes with 4 screws for easy installation. I am able to fit 10 spices in this rack (I believe only 9 are pictured, but 10 fit in nicely) I didn't plan the best while installing and had to rearrange the cabinet inside though, because the spice rack was sticking into the cabinet, so before installing, just think through exactly where you want to put it. I did spill something on it while cooking one day, with a wet wash cloth the rack itself cleaned up very easily with very little effort (the spice jars is a different story though!) I've owned this for over a year now, and I still have nothing but good things to say, this is a perfect product for any small space dweller!

I wall mounted a few of these inside my pantry for all my spices. They are pretty deep and will accommodate even bouillon cube jars. The picture is a bit deceiving though in that the smaller round jars are lower than the bar on the front. . . unlike what the picture depicts. If this wasn't on my wall, and on a door, they would absolutely fall out. If that bottom bar was just a touch lower, to keep those smaller jars from falling out, it would be perfect. Oh - and the screws they send with it. . geez, so small. . by the time they are out far enough to hold the shelf they won't be in the wall but a tiny bit. I used screws of my own that I knew would have some anchoring in the wall to hold. Overall though, I am pleased with it and even ordered an additional one as I had more spices than I realized.

I bought two of these and mounted them on the inside of the small cabinet doors that are located above my stove. I keep all my spices up there, and I had bought one of those "miniature bleachers" stepped trays to keep my spices handy, but the fact that it's over my stove, it still makes it hard to reach anything I put on the top/back level. Once I mounted these on the inside of the doors, I could put all the spices I use on a regular basis in them and on the first row so they are super easy to access. And they look cool, too! I was so impressed I took a picture of it and posted it on Facebook! Got lots of "Likes" on it, too!

I ordered two of these however sadly both arrived broken. It would appear the reason is because the welding points are extremely week. I bought one of these a few years back So I'm not sure if the quality had changed or but I guess maybe as long as you're gentle it can prove to be useful.

In my pantry organization make-over project, I was determined to get all of the spice bottles out of the very narrow cabinet they were in and into the pantry, but I only had just under 12 inches wall space width to work with, and most other spice racks were too wide. While searching Amazon I came upon the Grayline Two Shelf Spice Rack, oh sweet joy, not only the perfect width but with two shelves each I could space them apart enough that taller bottles could fit easily on each top shelf. I purchased two, attached them (very easy with the included screw packet stapled inside the cardboard) and filled them up, they hold all the spices and seasonings and have finally stopped the annoyance of pulling out countless bottles to find the one I needed.