ECROCY Mug Holder for Cabinet, Clip-On Shelf and Only Fits Flat Cabinet Without Any Lip, 3pcs Mug Organizer for Kitchen, No Drilling Free Damage

I really love this product! Before I always have mugs lying around countertop everywhere... What a nice solution! I measured my cabinets before purchase to make sure it will fit. One thing to note is although it comes with 6 hooks in a rack, it is unlikely you can fit 6 mugs in the same rack because the hooks are rather close to each other. So depending on the size of your mugs, you can maybe fit 3-4 mugs in one rack. But this is not a deal breaker for me. I love how it looks and how practical it is.

I liked them, they even came with pasties like screws, now I don’t have to drill the cabinets at my apt.Don’t add heavy af cups and wonder why they’re falling.

The media could not be loaded. The product is a clip style hook that slides over a shelf to allow your coffee mugs (or whatever you choose to store) to hang below. It comes with an adhesive piece to affix the back of the hook to the bottom of the shelf to prevent the whole thing sagging under the weight of the hanging items.Immediately out of the box I thought they looked too small. The hooks are set very close together. I installed two to see how well they’d fit the space. As you can see, they fit the space fine. You do need to set them farther apart than maybe you’d anticipate in order to prevent the mugs from clanking together when you add or remove one.The real flaw is how close the hooks are mounted on each clip. You can see that adding standard and slightly above standard size mugs , there’s no way to use all 6 hooks.Unfortunately, since I could only use half the capacity, these will not work for my space. I returned them.Overall, these are fine. They’re a bit impractical for mug storage. The design and quality was nice and they’re easy to install. If I’d needed them for something other than mugs, I would have kept them.

I haven't been able to use these yet, as though I have a proper shelf, there isn't space to hang the mugs I wanted to use this for and use the shelf, and unfortunately my shelves can't be adjusted. They do work, I just need more space.

I used to have a utensil holder that was basically a cup, and it was always a mess. I would have to jam all of my utensils in there, and I would never be able to find what I was looking for. Plus, it took up a lot of space on my counter. I decided to try this as a utensil holder, and I'm so glad I did! It's a great way to organize my utensils, and it keeps my counters clear. I highly recommend this kitchen utensil holder to anyone who is looking for a way to organize their utensils and declutter their counters.Here are some pros and cons of the kitchen utensil holder:Pros:DurableEasy to cleanHangs under the cabinetsKeeps counters clutter-freeCons:None that I've found!Overall, I would give this kitchen utensil holder 5 stars. It's a great way to organize your utensils and keep your counters clutter-free.

Read carefully in the description (fit for 1 inch thickness). That is accurate. The problem is that almost no kitchen shelves are 1-inch thick or more. Most are around 3/4 in. That means this product will most likely NOT fit your kitchen shelves. They are also longer than most kitchen shelves are deep (in my experience). The large, 3-in square adhesive pad pushes the minimum depth needed for your shelves to fit out even farther. I tried getting it to fit by trimming about 3/4 in. off of the pad, but the unit was still too long for my shelves. The hooks themselves are placed far too close together to be useful for anything other than expresso cups. They are also oriented straight toward you, which means that the only way to hang cups or mugs would be to hang them laterally, taking up far more space than nested coffee cups would.Do yourself a favor, and just stop by your local hardware store and buy a very cheap packet of screw-in hooks, which you can place anywhere you like and orient however you need. It takes a little work, but you'll save so much in frustration and wasted effort.

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The hooks that hold the cups are so close together that you can't hang 2 cups side by side. You have to skip a hook and then lose half of the cup space you thought you were going to have. In fact the hooks are so close that some of my handles on my mugs are too thick to wedge between hooks to hang them. It is pretty sturdy so I still use it but I still have to find other places to store the rest of my mugs.