Auledio 2 Pack Spice Rack Organizer, 3 Tier Counter-top Stand or Wall Mounted Storage Rack Hanging Shelf for Kitchen Cabinet, Cupboard, Pantry Door Bathroom Shower Cosmetic (Black)

We purchased two sets of these racks and I am so glad we did. We live in an old farmhouse and the small pantry is open and visible to all who enter. I wanted something compact, that held as much as possible, and that would be visually appealing and practical. These racks were the closest I could find to my preferred modern farmhouse aesthetic. They are well made, structurally sound, a great color, easy to install, and look great with my coordinated spice jars. I used the SWOMMOLY 48 Glass Spice Jars with 396 Spice Labels, Chalk Marker and Funnel Complete Set. 48 Square Glass Jars 4OZ, Airtight Cap, Pour/sift Shaker Lid (from Amazon) to fill my racks. I can fit eight of these spice jars per row, with about a half jar width left per shelf. I was also able to fit five mason jelly jars to fill the top shelf. I highly recommend purchasing these shelves (as well as the spice jars sets).

Great additional storage to my pantry

Wonderful product. Great quality and price. Very attractive. Highly recommend

Before reading my review, I just want to say I bought the spice rack out of my own pocket. This review is an honest review based on my experience.The spice rack comes in two color options, but my wife and I choice color black. They are pleasantly nice looking in design, light weight, and fairly simple to install. The packaging was perfect as the two racks came individually wrapped in clear plastic bags and a separate smaller clear plastic bag was included, which held five black screws and four plastic anchors for the wall.At first, I was skeptical the spice rack was too light weight/ fragile and I was afraid it would not hold any weight once the spices were in there, but I am happy to say it’s doing it’s job in holding our spices. The installation is pretty straight forward. I am no handy man, but I used a generic, simple, and cheap wall leveler from my local 99 cent store to ensure the racks where evenly placed on the wall parallel to each other. I used a pen to mark the hallow holes of the rack onto the wall to identify where to drill. Since wall anchors were included, I used my trusty electric drill to create the four holes, and a hammer to push the plastic anchors into the hole. From there, it’s just a matter of drilling the screws in the anchors and leaving a good size of the screw out to be able to place the spice racks in place before tightening the screws into place. Both my wife and I are incredibly happy with this purchase as it holds majority of the spices. It was simple to install, less than 10 minutes with no instructions. It’s hard to criticize the spice rack since its functionality is simple and there aren’t any assembly requirements. If I’d have to give any suggestions for improvements, I’d like to point out this spice rack is mainly for smaller spice bottles. Any medium size bottles to larger bottles won’t fit there unless you lay it down. I wish the space between tiers were a bit more spaced out since tall bottles won’t fit in the bottom nor middle shelf either. This spice rack was easy and stress free to install meanwhile it’s build and functionality is fairly simple, good looking in design, and it’s intended purpose is fulfilled. I highly recommend this spice rack to anyone looking for a simple and affordable spice rack.

We had some 45 different spices inside a cupboard. After careful measurements, we found that the depth from front to back for these racks was perfect for the packaged spices as purchased. The width was a perfect fit for seven containers. So a great fit for the 42 plastic containers and no need to purchase sets of specialised glass ones. ONE SMALL GLICHE - using the original containers, spice names were partially hidden behind the front gauze. Simple solution (see photo) was to add a timber strip under the containers to allow the names to be clearly visible. Highly recommended.