HOAENTSA Spice racks Organiser 4 Tier Metal Wall Mounted kitchen Spice shelf for Kitchen&inside cupboard Spice Jars and Condiments tidy Storage (Black)

I wanted these four racks as they are not on one fixed frame, so you can use them in a more versatile way, especially if you have limited space. These were perfect and look like cast iron, really classy and effective storage for our many herbs and spices. I was surprised at the strong adhesion on the stickers and appreciated the two spares the seller put in. Great price. I think I have plenty of storage but would buy more if I feel the urge to buy yet more herbs and spices! (I like to cook!)

Sturdy product I fitted using screws provided. Ideal to provide extra space.

Sturdy rack and the stickers with hooks were much stronger than I thought they would be and didn't take up any space in the rack. Great product and quick delivery

Excellent

I decided I'd try this set of 2 spice racks to establish some order in my kitchen and organise the herbs and spices so that I can find them when needed.The racks themselves are very pleasing - quite minimalist in design but completely functional. Each rack holds 6 of the usual supermarket sized bottles of herbs and spices. They are made of carbon steel and coated in a matt black colour, which I think is much more attractive than the usual shiny chrome finish I have seen on other racks. The bottles sit on 5 steel bars across the base and are held in place by a single steel bar across the front. It makes the labels easy to read, although this set does come with 12 self adhesive labels if you prefer to use them.These racks will free stand on a worktop, or they come supplied with fixing screws and Rawlplugs for attaching to a wall or cupboard.. The backs are pre-drilled to accommodate the screws. Alternatively, there are 4 sets of double hooks mounted on plastic and these are self-adhesive to hold the racks. Personally, I have preferred to use these racks as free standing, and this does the job of organising the spice jars adequately for my needs.Of course, additional racks can be bought to add to these should you have a wider selection of bottles to arrange. These are good practical racks and their colour would match any decor.

This arrives in a brown cardboard box with a sticker on it telling you what is in it measuring approx 8.5cm x 8cm x 30cm.Inside the 2 racks are wrapped in plastic & there are 4 transparent self adhesive wall clips ( 2 for each rack) along with a 2 small bags containing wall plugs & 2 sizes of screws to use if you are fixing 2 a surface that way rather than using the self adhesive option.There is also a sheet of 12 self adhesive blank labels which you can use to label jars if you have ones which need labels.They are pretty large labels - just under 5cm x just under 4cm each - which I didn't need so I've just popped them into my stationery drawer.I used the self adhesive wall clips to put the racks up.They were very easy to put up & I left them overnight after fixing in place before hanging the racks on them.These racks will take most sizes/brands of spice jars - I was able to put a big tub of bicarb in them which has a diameter of 5.3cm but I don't think anything even 1mm larger would have fit.Very quick & simple to install, easy to remove from the hooks (not so easy if you have screwed it to the wall) for cleaning & look really neat.With jars in them you cannot see the fixings.I'm happy with these & they are showing no signs of going anywhere.

I tried attaching these in my kitchen both with the included screws and with the sticky pads. The sticky pads worked surprisingly well. Even though our kitchen wall tiles are not perfectly flat and have a slightly wavy surface, they still had enough grip to stay up with the shelf filled with jars.No instructions were included in my box, but I have used similar shelf adhesive pads in the past. If you attach these pads to tiles/backplate, make sure the surface is very clean. Use something that removes grease and leaves no residue like isopropyl alcohol. After you stick up the pad, leave it 24Hrs before you fit the shelf to it.The pads have hooks on them and the shelf can be hooked on/off easily but is very stable when in place. The pads are clear and will usually be hidden behind the jars so are not going to be noticeable unless you go looking for them.The box also comes with two sets of screws and wall plugs. You use the longer screws and plugs if you want to fit them to a solid wall. The shorter screws are for fitting to cabinets. The shelves stay up perfectly well on wood even though they only use one screw at each end of the shelf.When fitted to the inside of a cabinet door, it will need about 6.5cm of clearance from any objects inside to still be able to close the door.The outside width of the shelf is about 29.4cm (when you include the screw mount which sticks out slightly more than the frame). And the maximum diameter of a jar/bottle you could fit into the shelf would be around 5.2cm.When measuring your cabinets to see if these shelves will fit, measure the inside space in the cabinet rather than the door. Most doors on kitchen cabinets are quite a bit wider than the space inside.The black painted finish on the shelf frame appears thick and even. Even the ends of the horizonal wires are covered nicely which is often a sign this was painted properly.Apart from not including advisory instructions about proper use of the adhesive pads, I can’t fault the product itself and would definitely recommend it.