Spectrum Diversified Countertop 2-Tier Spice Rack, Chrome

I was trying to find a solution as to how to store my spice bottles so that I could read each label. The pull out drawer in my first pantry wasn’t working because all I could see is the tops. I bought these two, two tiered shelves and place them in my pantry in an L shape and they work perfectly. They hold plenty of spices, all different sizes of bottles and most importantly keep my spices forward facing so I could read each label. I highly recommend this for anyone who wants to organize their spices. It also comes in a three tier as well !

I have searched And searched trying to find the perfect spice rack. When I stumbled upon this one I thought I would take a chance. It works perfectly. I’m still in the process of getting labels for all my spices, but I am very pleased with the way it is turning out. It’s not too big so it doesn’t get in the way and it barely takes up any counter space at all. My spices are close at hand and easily grabbed and I’m not losing any cabinet space trying to hide them.

Was missing a rubber foot when it arrived. Without the rubber feet attached, the stands have jagged metal bottoms and would scratch a countertop, plus it's a bit more wobbly. I found that you can use #10-size Screw Protectors as replacement feet that fit perfectly (Home Depot sells 2-packs for less than a buck). And if any feet are uneven, you can just stuff tiny bits of paper towel into them until they are level.Other than that, it's an attractive design and fits 7 typical spice jars per row. The bars that make up the 'floors' are unfortunately spaced far enough apart that if the rack is jostled, the spice jars will tip forward at an angle, though typically won't fall out of the rack.

I bought two of these for counter-top spice racks because we don't have any good places to hang the wooden wall rack that came with the McCormick spices I bought my wife for Christmas. We have low hanging cabinets and these are a perfect height to sit against the wall under the cupboards. McCormick Gourmet spice bottles have somewhat narrow bottoms and the wire shelves in these racks are spaced just a tad too widely apart so the bottles tip easily unless placed in the rack carefully. The wire is heavy enough to hold the items, but not bulky or thick. The legs keep the bottom shelf up off the surface so a little water isn't a problem when cleaning the counter. The shelf spacing is perfect for the tall McCormick bottles. Very pleased with the racks. Very good price. Highly recommended.

Happy that it fit so well behind my sink faucet in the RV. We needed something to organize all the stuff that collects there during a camping trip: hand soap, dish soap, hand sanitizer, various spices and a dish sponge. It kept everything in and didn't tip easily, felt sturdy as we could pump the soap without knocking it over! Also it fit right into the sink when traveling so it wouldn't go flying while going around tight corners. Perfect for our use.

Perfect for my countertop, has style and enough of a front & back arching that keeps any item from slipping out or tipping over easily. I can move the whole unit so I can clean under it with ease as opposed to having to move all the items one at a time. It also has two built in hanger points in which to place 2 nails or screws to attach up off of a counter to be inside a cabinet door or on a wall. There are 4 little black rubber covers on the 4 feet that make for good protection for my granite counters.This was a very good purchase and I may have to get another to hang inside my cabinet doors.

LOVE IT!! My lil spice rack remodel came out sooo nice. I like that the front bars don't block the labels at all, they are still fully visible. Easily fit 7 standard square jars per shelf... these are all the walmart brand organic spice jars with labels purchased on Amazon.

This is a pleasant looking rack, but it is smaller than you probably think it is. There is barely enough space between the bottom and top racks for the plastic spice containers you may buy.The depth is deceptive too, so you can forget about using those bulk spices you can get at most stores.The miniature spices (that look like lip balm containers) will be difficult to fish out because of the decorative bars on the front and back.The little spice tins will only fit sideways, taking up tons of space.Basically, you can only put the old-school jars (that are about the least efficient way to buy spices) on here comfortably. Most likely, those jars already came with a holder if you bought a set of them.

It’s OK it’s about 6 to 8 spice bottles on each shelf which is not bad however the design of the product feels kind of bulky in the kitchen like once you put it on the shelf it’s kind of awkward to grab the spices your name. If I were you look for at lazy Susan ( The rotating spice holder) it feels more practical

Comes with rubber feet and screws to wall mount (if you want). Well made, and does the job. My only quibble is that the wires forming each shelf base are a bit far apart, so items smaller than a spice bottle (such as food colouring or flavouring bottles) tend to tip over. Not a deal-breaker. I'm pleased with the purchase.

Perfect for my spices. Put on counter. I ordered another one today! Love the two tier unit. The three tier doesn't work for my space. Great price!

It is deeper than some others which is great if you use the larger, square shaped club house spice bottles. Also makes a great rack for other things too, so I am ordering another to hang on the bathroom wall to put my skincare and hair products in.

Very pleased with the 2 spice racks I purchased, they look great, hung on the wall above the counter top, handy to where my delectable dishes are prepared and cooked.