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With five of us living in a small house, organization is extremely important. These organizers are perfect for that. We’ve tried a lot of different over-the-door organizers and eventually hated all of them. The cloth ones lose their rigidity; all of them swing out from the bottom when you open or close the door too quickly. This one is strong, mounts firmly to the door, and allows for adjustability depending on what you’re putting in the shelves. Definitely a 5-star product!

This unit was easy to put together and the shelves are well made. I love that shelf placement is adjustable. Various size shelves are also a big plus. I chose to not use the sticky tabs to adhere the unit to the door. Instead I added a few felt stick on disks to the unit so that if I choose to move it to another door I am able to easily.

Our pantry is small and has too much inside to keep it as organized as we’d prefer. After seeing a door rack at a friend’s house, I went in search of something similar and decided to give the 8-tier Moforoco Over the Door Pantry Organizer in white a try. In comparing it to other similar products, I liked that shelves are a bit taller and had smaller gaps than organizers with only two or three horizontal rods to hold products in place.The Moforoco Over the Door Pantry Organizer came well packed with all parts present and a single sheet of simplistic instructions. Fortunately, it’s a very simple assembly and should be relatively easy for anyone with even modest skill with tools for the basic assembly and installation. However, when I hung our pantry organizer rack, I realized that it could be improved a bit with a little extra work. My suggestions below can help make a 3* product a 4.4* star..First, when assembled, the rack didn’t hang straight on our door due to the swing of the door itself. The connection holes in the rack are slotted vertically (+0.5*), so using a small torpedo level on a horizontal shelf and a 2-foot level on a vertical side, I leveled the rack and estimated how much one side needed to be extended to make the rack hang straight. Loosening two or three connections and distributing the difference equally allowed it to be leveled to where both top hooks would bear on the door and the racks would hang straight to the naked eye. It secured easily and well with the adhesive connectors provided..Then, with the racks in place and well-secured with the stickers provided, I checked the door closure. Unfortunately, the thickness of the over-the-door hooks make it a bit more difficult to close the door. Therefore, I marked the locations where the hooks hit the frame, used a utility knife to groove in about 1/8” on each side, and a carpenter’s chisel to remove the wood from the frame between the grooves. Sanding the grooves and repainting the frame to match made the grooves practically invisible (red arrows point to grooves in photo) and allowed the door to close normally. Since measuring the location and marking on the frame can be a little difficult, I used a small piece of electrical tape rolled in a circle with the sticky side out and put one very (note!) lightly on each rack where the rack would hit the door frame. When the door closed, the tape stuck to the frame and pulled away from the rack, marking the exact spot where the grooves need to be added..Finally, it should be noted that the shelves are very light and the hooks are relatively small, so large products or hands jostling the racks when removing products can cause the racks to slip out of the slots and fall. This might be dangerous if the stored products are heavy or are made of glass, but there’s a simple fix. Once the shelves are in the right spots, use 6-inch zip ties (I used 8-inch clear zip ties and trimmed about 3-inches) to secure the bottom of the rack to the verticals. Hook the zip tie over a wire at the bottom of the shelf, thread it down through the slot nearest the base of the shelf and fish it out through the next slot down (I bent the ties a bit and used a case knife in the lower slot to make the zip tie come right out). Fasten tightly so the shelf can't lift up and trim the zip tie if needed and you won’t have to worry about your shelves falling under normal usage. If you ever need to relocate a shelf, just cut the zip ties and resecure the shelf with new ties in the new location..In summary, the Moforoco Over the Door Pantry Organizer is a nice product that can have problems if shelves are dislodged. By using zip ties, this issue can be corrected, and by leveling and adjusting the door frame as noted if needed, you can improve the usability of your Moforoco Over the Door Pantry Organizer, make it look better, and better organize your pantry. As shipped, I give it 3* due to the shelves slipping out, but improved it to 4.4* as noted. Recommended with caveats.

Super happy with this! I have a fairly narrow pantry door and this fit perfectly. The adhesive helps it stay in place without moving when I open the door. Literally had to stand in awe of how organized my pantry was!! Very simple to put together. Would definitely recommend!

The size is perfect for our narrow pantry. I love that it was super easy to assemble and the shelves can be adjusted and moved to suit my preferences. The arm brackets that go over the door are super convenient- great because it allowed me to adjust the entire shelf a little to the side as one of the baskets would dink the door frame upon closing it - it fits perfectly. Build quality is simple, and seemingly flimsy once assembled, but once I hung it up and secured it with the sticky tabs, it holds strong and neatly to the door. Visually, it's a nice, tidy door shelf and I am quite pleased.Oh, it came with a Phillips head screwdriver, too!!!! 🤣

Came in prefect condition. Easy assembly and fast. Packed very well. Fast delivery. I highly recommend

Does what it needs to do. Easy assembly and now I can access things easier in my pantry.

Looks nice but as soon as I started using it the adhesive popped off the door because it only had so many contact points on my door. As soon as I put any weight on the door hanger it pulled off completely and looks like it will not last at all. It feels cheaply made and definitely not worth the money. I would say look elsewhere if you plan on putting any weight into the shelves. Also part of it was cracked. Just overall seems not worth the money. I’ve already started a return.