Huang AcrylicClear Two Shelf Spice Rack Organizer, Cabinet Mount Potential

I never seem to use organizers for what they are intended for. For instance this spice rack makes an excellent organizer for tea and drink mixes! Extends my small pantry in a rental apartment perfectly!Instead of using mounting with screws, I used 2 large picture Command Strips to attach it to the wall. You might have to check the weight guidelines if you are going to try it that way with herbs in glass bottles as they will be heavier than paper tea bags.In photo, this product is on the top and the one on the bottom is from Container Store (and was more expensive). They seem identical to me.

We hung 5 sets of shelves on the inside of our pantry door and now our spices are handy and totally organized! I would recommend this to all cooks.

I hesitated to spend the money on this rack, unsure of the quality. Quality is fantastic. Clean lines, highly functional. Disappears into the background leaving it easy to see all of your spices. I have a space issue in my pantry and this rack as well as a couple of single acrylic racks made by the same company (Huang Acrylic Inc.) allow me to line my spices up on the wall, still leaving me shelf space. Will buy more of these for future spice additions / expansion. I posted some pictures. Acrylic is hard to photograph, but you can see how they disappear into the background allowing you to simply see the spices.Follow up: Still love this rack. Finally saw it at a retail store specializing in organization for half the price.

It's a decent shelf and easy to hang. I've used COMMAND strips to hang this to avoid holes in the wall. It's a bit pricey for this plastic molded shelf which probably only costs about $3 in materials and machinery to make, if that.... And the gage of the plastic is not very thick. However, it works and it has a clean look to it. But it should sell for no more than $10 to $14.

We installed three of these spice racks on our cabinet door (see picture with notes). They look great and fit just right, and hold a lot of spices. We were able to fit 7 spice bottles on each rack by staggering them forwards and backwards. This also helps keep them from moving around when the cabinet door is opened. The top spice rack had to have about 1/2 inch trimmed from the top to allow the cabinet door to close. The acrylic was cut easily with a dremel tool. We're really enjoying our spice racks, and it's so much easier than hunting for spice bottles hidden in the back rows on a shelf.

I bought two of these to mount side-by-side over my stove. This is a task made more difficult because the mounting holes don't line up on the same left to right horizontal line. They do not come with mounting screws and use caution when tightening whatever you use, it would be really easy to crack the plastic. They're made of thick clear acrylic and have a nice finish. A little pricey for what they are, but they look good.

Perfect for a small pantry & works great on my pantry door! Love the fact I can now easily see & grab any spice I need, & I emptied an entire layer of my Lazy Susan after purchasing 5 spice racks. My neighbors who have seen them want some themselves now, so think I started a trend in our development. Great for small or regular size spice jars. Plenty of clearance between the spice racks & shelves in the pantry, so that wasn't an issue. Not sure why wood screws or any kind of screws weren't included with the shelves, but luckily, my husband found some in his tool box to easily hang.

I have more spices than I have room for. I hung this on my fridge with magnetic hooks and it's perfect. Holds the tall spice bottles and cleared out cupboard space.