Panacea Grayline Back-of-The-Door Organizer, White

Liked the amount of storage. Didn’t care for the design of the connection for the hanging strips. Kept falling off at first. Would not buy again.

I'm a dirty cheater, and rather than use the hooks to go over the top, I drilled a few holes in the racks, and mounted them to the back of my door with wood screws. In a house with three kids, and it's held up well for four years. My only complaint is that I'd like to add another basket, and am having a hard time finding one.

I purchased this particular unit because of the bottom of the door clips listed in the description and shown in the photo. Regretfully there were none in my box. Seller did not respond to my email about the missing clips. Unit will need to be secured to the door with screws or strong double sided tape to prevent it from swinging.

We really enjoy having this to free up space and hold some smaller items that kept getting lost behind other things.We screwed it down. Zero issues with it moving or anything. The hooks are a bit wide for the door what whatever, no biggie.Main dislike is the baskets aren't full baskets. They don't have an edge on the backside so thinner items could slip down. That's the main thing I would want added.Overall, very happy we got it

I didn't like that 2 of the baskets arrived brokenI do however very much like the product, adjustable, use on my pantry door.

Nice door rack for items, I live in an apartment so space and organization is a must. I put this on the inside of my pantry door so I had more room for things like spices and containers of stuff. The rack was a little difficult to put together, definitely suggest a second set of hands to help hold things in place or hand you stuff as you put it together. Its doable by yourself but way easier with someone else to help.I placed pieces of cardboard on the bottom of the shelves so that my small things like spice containers and bags of stuff don't fall through or sit uneven. The packaging the rack came in made perfect bottoms to the racks. Whether you have small containers or not I highly suggest doing this other wise things slide down in between the wire bottoms and sit angled. This also keeps glass or metal bottom containers from making tons of noise when swinging the door around.The rack is not heavy duty at all I have things like veggie oil and heavier things in the bottom rack and the rails that are against the door in the middle are pulling away from the door or warping a bit. not enough to break anything but you hear the whole thing bounce off the door when you open or close it too fast. Also a couple of the shelves were warped a little but are just wire shelves so they are easily bent back into place.

Who doesn't need more room in their pantry or closet? Though assembly was a bit of a challenge once I figured out that the first washers you screw into were self locking, it was simple but a bit awkward from there. Once the hanging strips were hanging on the door and before I installed the bottom brackets I put in a shelf at the top, middle and towards the bottom to add a little weight but also to use as spacers to keep the 'legs' the right distance apart before screwing in the bottom brackets. Once that was done I arranged my shelves the way I wanted them then filled my shelves. I used mine for those little things we all have in a pantry. Also for bags of chips because they would not get crushed by shifting like in the main part of the pantry. I also put little kitchen gadgets like, electric knife, knife sharpener, apple slicer, the list goes on. My back of the door organizer became more stable as I put things on the shelves.There are a few design changes I would make, like adjustable brackets for the top and bottom to more customize the bracket to the door thickness resulting in less 'wiggle'. Some sort of optional suction cup to put on the back of the vertical ribs to hold them to the door for those of us who don't want to ruin our doors by directly screwing into the door.All in all I would say this is a great way to organize a pantry or closet, keep an open mind that it wasn't designed by you and use mother of invention to adapt to the current design.Jan. 3, 2016After using this back of the door organizer for a few days, I didn't like the sway when opening and closing the door. I had a package of the Command Large Plastic Hooks on hand that I had purchased here at amazon.com. I spaced them evenly top, middle and bottom hooking the hook at the back of a shelf in the middle. There is no longer any sway or movement when opening and closing the door, it was much more stable. So for $5.65 my problem was solved and I love my back of the door organizer now and changing it to a 5 star rating

Happy with the purchase better than the one I had before. Easy to set up.

My husband and I liked the idea of an organizer on the door to free up space in our kitchen pantry. We have done many "DIY" projects and finished them fine. This project was VERY frustrating to put (and keep) together. The trays were very difficult to put in place. Once we put the four screws in the door to hold this in place, it is workable and does the job. I would not buy this particular product again.

this is wonderful for saving room and neatening the pantry. i can't comment on durability as i have only had it a few days. my hubby put it on the door in about half an hour.