T&G Scimitar (Includes Fixings)

Fine does the job Ok quality but maybe over priced

everyone asks me where I've got it. the only con is that only the bottom shelf is suitable for slightly bigger jars

The shelves could have been a little wider.

Used in a pantry to store spice jars efficiently and create more shelf space.Exactly what I expected, a basic 'old school style' wall hanging, wooden rack, it does the job of storing jars in a minimum of space so that all is visible; no more searching around cupboards looking for that jar you know is there somewhere!

Bought this to go on the wall and would have if all screws were present! The rack itself looks nice but £22 is steep for what it is, especially missing screws that are supposed to come with it. 6 screw holes and only 4 screws.

Really pleased with this, it feels solidly made without being heavy and - as you can see from the photo - comfortably holds 18 standard supermarket spice jars (note that the current Bart brand jars are taller which is why mine are on the top deck as they’re a tight fit elsewhere, they will fit on the lower shelves but I found getting them out again a little awkward). I’ve just ordered a second one so I can get the rest of my spice jars out where I can find them without emptying out the cupboard each time!(I’ve glued mine to the cupboard door with No More Nails red tape as I’m short on wall space and didn’t want to drill.)========Update - I own 2 of these now but my glue technique has failed on one of them after several months so I'd recommend getting a pack of wood screws for a permanent solution! (A combination of the wood having an almost imperceptible warp to it and the steam from a coffee maker directly below eventually loosened the glue's grip on the cupboard door.)

Looks great in my kitchen and is exactly what I needed

I was really pleased with both spice racks they have enhanced my kitchen.