Stackable Can Rack Organizer for Kitchen and Pantry, Holds Upto 36 Cans, Chrome Finish

I love this! I had been looking for a storage solution for my cans for a while and then my mother-in-law showed me these shelves and I lost it. I thought it was so cool so I had to grab one for myself. it was very easy to assemble and holds a lot of cans although there is a slight amount of room for a small can if you just put regular cans in it I personally would put small cans in it. It only fits about 3 to 4 in each row, which isn’t ideal, but it still works in organizing your cans.

This can organizer is so great! It is so easy to put together. My 10-year-old son put it together for me! It is sturdy and it holds a lot of cans without a problem. My husband is happy that I no longer put cans in top cupboards where if they slip, they can fall out and land on toes. I just pop this baby into the bottom of my pantry, and it me have more space available for other things. It is aesthetically pleasing and practical. It is easy to see quickly what I need and grab it.

It was a little taller than I expected for where I wanted to use it. But I did have one shelf that it fit. I am pleased with the product.

Is good for average sized can can hold about 4 cans in a line and 3 cans wide did help save quite a bit of space in my pantry. 4 stars because of the quality of the plastic dividers, had one snap upon installing.

I purchased six units so far. My pantry is a work in progress! AMAZING ! All cans are highly visible, easy to inventory. I no longer have to shuffle & no longer get lost! The pop-top cans I chose to stand upright. I will definitely recommend to everyone! if you are trying to organize cans, small boxes,bags or anything small TRY THESE DECO BROTHERS!

I just moved into a new place and the kitchen pantry has HUGE, deep cabinets - a bit of a blessing and a curse, really. I've always wanted one of these fancy can racks, but it wasn't until now that I could truly justify getting one. So I did my research, compared a dozen or so different products, and finally settled on this one. And I have to say, I'm pretty pleased so far. : ) I'd heard that the directions were a bit confusing, and, admittedly, I did kind of blanch when I first laid eyes on it. It's was strangely reminiscent of receiving a test in school, glancing over it and thinking "oh yeah, I'm screwed." BUT, if you take a deep breath and take it one baby step at a time, it really isn't very difficult at all. I find it's a lot like trying to put something together from Ikea - you just need to make sure what you're doing matches the diagrams in the directions EXACTLY. If you can do that, then you're as fine as peach pie. -thumbs up- The little plastic separators can be slid left or right, which I really like because it allows for different sized cans. You can change it around to best suit your needs, but you should be able to fit around 36 cans on a single rack. That's three shelves total, each shelf having three different rows, and each row holding (typically) up to four cans. Although, I WAS able to add up to an extra three cans per column on the top shelf (so if you had enough room above your shelf, you could hypothetically be able to fit another 9 cans on top of the cans already on the top shelf, if you're really pressing for space like I was). Sorry if that was a bit confusing - I'll attach a picture of my set up so hopefully you can get a better idea! [ P R O S ] - Holds 36 standard cans, minimum (45+ if you get a little creative) - Solid, steady structure. I can see this easily lasting for many years to come. - Has good visibility from the front as well as the sides - Has adjustable columns to account for non-standard sized cans - Comes with a 1 year warranty (which allows you to breathe a little easier in case anything does happen to go awry) [ C O N S ] - Doesn't have the best instructions - mostly pictures, little to no words. Good for some, not so good for others. BUUUUUUUT! Deco Brothers was kind enough to hear out previous customer complaints concerning the issues with the vague/confusing directions, and now send out an email with much clearer directions after you make your purchase. This says a lot about Deco Brothers as a company - that, along with their one year warranty.. I really just don't see how you could go wrong with this rack. For me, it was a WEE bit pricier than I would have liked to have paid, but I can say now with certainty that it was worthwhile. Given some time, I may consider buying a second one even.

This rack holds a lot of cans and jars, accommodates different sizes, and was quick and easy to assemble. It even comes with handy plastic dividers. It takes a little pressure to snap it together but is quite sturdy. A space saving pantry organizer.

Small kitchen, no pantry... I was very excited about this idea. I carefully measured to make sure it would fit inside the cupboard I had in mind, and when my order arrived I quickly put it together. I found the "instructions" a joke, but it seemed pretty intuitive. Well, I guess that depends on how reliable your intuition is. I got the first shelf hooked on backwards, and quickly discovered how tight and sturdy these hooks are. I was going to have to pound it with a hammer to disconnect it, but then said "Oh well... It will still work like it is". I went ahead and got the other 2 shelves on correctly. For anyone else who might find themselves in this same spot... I did find later that it didn't change the function of this rack to have that bottom shelf facing the wrong way, and once loaded with cans, I didn't even notice it. Next step: pull all my cans from the current jumble and install my new can dispenser. I'd measured carefully, so KNEW it was going to fit. However... what I'd failed to take into account was the lip that hung down on the upper part of the shelf (to catch the door I guess). No matter which way I twisted or tilted my new can dispenser, it wouldn't go through the cupboard door. IF I'd known then what I know now, I would have just assembled the rack inside the cabinet. I don't know from personal experience, but I think it can be done that way. Of course, you'd have to knock it apart to get it out! Well folks, sad but true: I didn't have a single cupboard or shelf I could get this into. Determined to use it, I currently have it sitting on the counter UNDER the cabinets. None of the "glitches" I encountered are reflective of this product. It's strong and sturdy, easily assembled, and certainly consolidates cans, making them quickly accessible. All my problems were "customer error"! This can rack is everything it claims to be. Just be sure to measure the opening to the cupboard, as well as the inside dimensions. I'm glad I have it... no stars deducted for my mistakes, which I'm sharing in hopes of sparing future customers from the same errors. This can dispenser gets 5 stars... I get 3. LOL