SpaceAid Pull Out Spice Rack Organizer for Cabinet, Heavy Duty Slide Out Seasoning Kitchen Organizer, Cabinet Organizer, with Labels, 5.2" W x10.75 D x10 H, 2 Drawers 2-Tier

These racks are working great for us. We can store up to 60 bottles. It took a little time to figure out the best arrangement and putting on the labels but it was not difficult. The actual installation of the racks was very quick and easy. The spice bottles wobble a bit but it is not an issue as long as you don't jerk the racks open or slam them shut

Great space saving pull out spice rack! I bought 2 of the double tier ones which gives me 8 shelves total. I bought glass jars to organize my spices and they fit beautifully in the rack. 5 standard jars will fit on each row. They sit side by side and take up very little of my pantry space. I cook a lot so have a variety of spices. They racks glide smoothly & effortlessly and they have a stop, so you can't pull them out to far, yet each row pulls out just enough so that all spices are easily accessed. It looks great too. Love it!

Highly recommend these! Wish I had installed them in my spice cabinet before I bought other units. They are compact and filled in the area where my other spice rack did not. Easy to install, durable, and keeps spice bottles from falling over.

We used to stack our spice bottles on small racks in the cabinet. Some bottles were plastic and others glass. Of course, reaching for a bottle towards the back would cause the bottles in the front to topple. I didn't mind the plastic bottles bouncing off the granite counter tops, although it was aggravating, but the glass bottles could have broken....fortunately, none did or chip the counter edge. I saw these racks and thought they might be a good solution. They were easy to install and pull out and push in easily. They only fit a few bottles, so I guess I'll need to buy a few more. They do come with labels if you want to be completely organized and put each bottle back in the same spot as before. I'm just glad they actually a placed back in the cabinet IN THE RACKS! So far, no bottle has fallen onto the counter and most of the time, the bottles are placed back into a rack somewhere. These racks solved my main problem: falling bottles.

Sent this to our son who has spices everywhere. Easy to install and great to use .

Perfect for our otherwise unused cabinets. Really helped organize our cooking! Easy to install. They work great.

You would think that using these would provide more storage space and organization, but it doesn't. These take up too much room in your cabinet. Also, I will be returning because once installed, I discovered that one of the two units I purchased (each has two slide-outs) was very bent/warped and I didn't even notice till went to the trouble of installing...I was NOT happy about having to uninstall. If you do order these, know that if they don't work out for you, you've just put a bunch of screw holes in your pristine shelf. Grr. And, if you are hell bent on trying to make these work, it will be difficult to install them side-by-side due to lack of space to put the screws in. Finally, I found it easier to remove the shelf, install one of these, then put the shelf back in and install the second--again, due to the difficulty in putting the screws in. I suppose as an alternative, you could put in machine screws from under the shelf and then attach nuts to the base of the product frame that's on top of the shelf, but again--you'll have difficulty in reaching the nuts to tighten them. I ruined one of my shelves, so both of these are going back to Amazon. Honestly, I was better off just with the tiered shelf I had my spices on to begin with, so I put it back in. Want to organize your spices more effectively? Just throw away anything old/expired or that you don't use frequently enough to warrant keeping. I was surprised at how much better I was able to organize my spice bottles by doing just this.

Review items: 2” x 2-drawer & 2” x 3-drawer Pros: Sturdy enough, long extension, slides are smooth and ‘lock’ into place when they’re fully retracted. Cons: Minor quibbles, but nothing significant. See my pics for detailed dimensions and sizes. Using McCormick as a common metric of comparison: ‘Regular’ plastic jar - 4 3/8” H x 1 3/4” W ‘Regular’ glass jar - 4 9/16” H x 1 5/8” W ‘Large’ plastic jar - 5 1/4” H × 2 1/16” W 4-6 jars can fit in the 2” drawers. At max, shelf was able to fit 6 Regular or 4 Large & 1 Regular. The fit of 6 may or may not be tight-ish, depending on jars, but is not absurdly tight — jars just might be slightly crooked. As for minimum height clearance, if only using ‘Regular’ jars on the top shelf, you can get away with only having 11 3/4” of clearance (another 1/4" could be taken off by removing the base, more on that below). Some jars larger than the ‘Larges’ mentioned above can also be squeezed into a shelf, but those start to be very tight, require 2 hands and flex the rail out, which could cause rubbing against other rails. Not ideal, just noting it can be done. Not doing it myself, though. The wire drawer slides are affixed to the base with rivets. They’re soft pop-rivets, so they can be removed with a little effort if one was inclined to remove the base in order to shave .25in/7mm off the total height. This would make installing them individually take much more work, but it could be done if absolutely necessary. It also wouldn’t be ideal unless mounting to a shelf that could be fully removed from the cabinet in order to get alignments correct. But it could be done. I had no need to do this, so I left the bases on. On the 3-drawer unit, the base sags a bit in the middle when fully-loaded, due to no middle supports. This could cause the top rails of the outer drawers to rub against the top rails of the middle drawers from the slight bowing in. I took 4 metric 6mm flange nuts and slid 2 underneath the front and 2 in back. This provided perfect support in the middle. See pics. The drawers are easy to remove from the slides for marking and mounting purposes and go back on easily after the install is complete. Since the drawers ‘lock’ into place when fully retracted, they sort of pop into place at the very end of the motion. That popping action means the drawer will go slightly further back than its final resting position for a split second, so if possible, allow a little extra space in the rear to account for that, otherwise they’ll rap against the back of the cabinet when popping into the lock position. Not the end of the world, just less annoying if it can be managed. The supplied 5/32” screws were surprisingly not garbage (I often just use my own or buy better hardware). I pre-drilled my holes with a 1/16” drill bit. I would note the cabinet shelf I mounted these on is 1/2” thick. The supplied screws were a shade over 1/2”. I thought the base may add enough thickness to keep them from poking through the bottom, but it was not so. Part of that was because I screwed them down tight. They came out the bottom just barely so, by about 1/32-1/16”. But even that was enough for them to be hand hazards, so I had to grind them down with a Dremel rotary tool. A metal file might suffice if one were to need to do this as well or one could just take extra time perhaps trying not to lock them down quite as tight. Another alternative could be to use some putty that covers them if needed. It wasn’t an issue for me as I have the tools to rectify it, but thought I should note this. I also bought a Mystozer 3.3” x 2 drawer unit (which has 2 slides for each drawer), that I dismantled in half to use with these, as I needed a single wide drawer. I wrote a separate review for it with dimensions, if you happen to be in need of a similar sized drawer to go along with these.

We had a cupboard full of spice bottles that took forever to get through every time we needed one or the other. These racks were really simple to install and hold "regular" size Clubhouse and McCormick's spice bottles just fine. The spice bottles are easy to take out and put back in. The racks are firm and steady, and we really like the soft lock feature when you push them all the way in.

Très pratique ! Juste un prix excessif…

I absolutely love these little racks. They saved me so much space. Nothing was driving me more crazy in my cupboards then just spaces stacked on top of each other or so you couldn’t see where anything was and had to dig through all of them. These come with cute little labels And it has hundreds of spices virtually. Everything is in there. They also come with little screws to screw into your cupboard so that the racks don’t move although even if they’re not screwed in, they’re pretty good but I would suggest screwing them in. They fit these little mason jar spice holders pretty well I wish I could’ve squeeze just one more in, but you very likely could if you did the math.

This gliding spice rack was super easy to install and has freed up so much space in my cabinets! I love the way they look and they glide pretty smoothly. They're not perfect and not quite straight but they do the trick! It comes with a pen and labels for spice jars so if you were starting out from scratch with organizing it would be good to have! Seems relatively sturdy and functional. I think I will be buying another one to store some of the other things I have.

Excellent produit. Facile à installé, solide et efficace. Plus que satisfait. J’en ai acheté trois fois et je risque de commander à nouveau.