Gneiss Spice Stainless Finish Wall Plate Base for Magnetic Spice Jars, Large 20x10 Inches (Jars Not Included)

I absolutely LOVE the functionality and how it looks. It's beautiful. The only issue I had was I spent over $200 getting it set up, which seemed a bit steep for a spice rack. The only other issue is IF the containers aren't closed, spices go everywhere. Pretty easy fix, make sure the containers are closed. I get a ton of compliments from everyone and it definitely saved a ton of space. I don't have cabinet or counter space which made finding a solution challenging, but this one definitely fit the bill. Highly recommend, even though it's a bit spendy.

Well, it did work until we moved. New house it did not fit. But it is sturdy and strong. Good gauge metal. Premade holes that we did not use. Used 3M tape to put on the wall. Shiny also as it ships with protection. It is what you want. In the new place we got metal from Home Depot in the size we wished. Same purpose. a bit cheaper. Not as pretty. As functional

My husband bought the Gneiss Spice jars for me sometime ago and I had them on my fridge. Unfortunately, when we got a new stainless steel fridge, the jars wouldn't adhere anymore. So, I bought the 10"x20" metal plate to display them on the wall next to the cabinet. The space has always been empty, but now I think it looks pretty cool with all my spices displayed.I took off one star because $50 for a piece of metal is expensive, but I'm so happy with the way it looks I'm not too bothered by it.

It took many changes to come to a design I was happy with. I mixed left-over mesquite wood from a river table project and small magnetic jars. Labeling was made easy after finding the spice labels on Amazon. Strong round magnets were used to attach the epoxied wood pieces. The only reason I did not give 5 stars was because of the price of the jars.

It's a pretty simple product. Stated dimensions are accurate. Magnetic grade steel. This fit perfectly in the recess on the back side of my spice cabinet door. That panel is so thin that it was impractical to use screws. I chose to use super glue. Just draw some squiggles on the back side of the plate (make sure you're using the right side!) and set it on the cabinet door. Easiest to do this by removing door. Place a bunch of cans on it overnight just for good measure and you're all set to put the door back on. Now get yourself some magnets and tins and you're all set! Keep in mind that depending on your magnets and tins, you may have interference with your cabinet shelves when you close the door. If you're handy just modify the shelf, otherwise just transfer lines to the plate that indicate the no-go area(s) where the shelf is.Oh, and I didn't have any issues, so I didn't need to, but the customer service at Gneiss seems to be very easy to contact if needed!