VonShef 5 Tier Spice Rack Organizer Chrome Plated (Easy Fix) for Herbs and Spices | Suitable for Wall Mount or Inside Cupboard

No criticisms. Well made, does the job. After reading previous reviews, I ordered a two-tier rack, to see how well it would fit in the gap between two shelves of an IKEA cabinet (the cabinet shelves come all the way to the front, so fitting in, say a 3-tier model - from this manufacturer or another - would have been decidedly tricky, and possibly not practical). My plan, if the first did the job and was decent quality, was always to buy a second, and fit it above the first - which I duly did.The racks came with two sets of screws, for door and for wall mounting, plus - nice touch - a choice of types of fixing plug as well. I didn't measure the wall screws, but those for door/chipboard mounting protruded 13mm behind the rack. My cabinet door is 15mm thick, so that gave me enough clearance to be happy I could mount them without damaging the door front. My shelves are pretty-much evenly spaced, and I was able to position both racks to give me adequate clearance top and bottom with the door closed.Each tier, I found, is long enough to take 9 "normal-sized" supermarket spice jars (mine are a rag-tag mix of Schwarz, ASDA, Waitrose, Tesco and doubtless others). So that's 36 of the numerous jars from my spice shelf organised (and an embarrassing number of duplicates and half-empty old jars identified). I haven't yet quite gotten over my habit of opening that door rapidly - causing the whole assembly to rattle somewhat noisily - but the rack holds its contents securely even when I do that, and doubtless I'll learn in time. Overall, a considerable improvement, and a purchase i'm very happy with.

This was the right width for a slightly wider than standard size kitchen cupboard door. Easy to fix to door and as I ordered 2 they are perfect for my herbs and spices.

The spice rack itself is perfect and looks great with plenty of storage. The problem was with the screws that came with it. I placed the first screw in and the head stripped half way in, making it impossible to remove or screw in further. Managed to remove with gorilla tape then used some sturdier screws I had in the cupboard. Apart from that, I’m really pleased with it

This spice rack is exactly what I was looking for. I have a tiny kitchen with only 3 cupboards so all my spices were stored in a box. It was a hassle every meal time rummaging the box.It was very easy to install on the cupboard door however the screws provided were too long. Luckily I had some spare screws that done the trick.I have various brands of spices and all fit in well.It does rattle when the cupboard door is closed however I guess that is to be expected.Overall great product, easily assembled and great value for money. I would definitely buy again.

If you read through my reviews, there's no doubt that you'll have encountered at least one instance of me talking about my tiny kitchen, and I'm going through a process at the moment of trying to maximise the space (or lack thereof) in it - and one major problem is cupboard space. The bottom shelf in one of the cupboards was completely occupied by lots of spice jars, and because it was so crammed it made it quite frustrating to find the right one, so I decided that enough was enough - it was time to get a spice rack and wall-mount the blighter.I looked at various options, but when I noticed this VonShef one selling for the bargain price of £7.99, I clicked on the 'Buy' button without a second thought - and thanks to Amazon Prime it arrived the next day.As with all things DIY-related, I waited until the rack had arrived before deciding on how to best wall-mount it. The rack feels very well built and strong, and features four screwholes for mounting it. It does come supplied with four screws and rawl plugs, but since my walls are plaster over brick, I prefer to use sleeve anchor mounts (my memory comes shuddering back to that time I wall-mounted a bedroom TV on a brick wall with rawl plugs and it came crashing down in the middle of the night...), so I bought four of them for the rack.Rather typically, when the anchor mounts arrived, the bolts for them were literally 1mm larger than the holes in the rack, so I had to widen them using a step-up drill bit. Once that was done, it was very simple to get the rack up on the wall thanks to my Black&Decker cordless hammer drill (also purchase on Amazon - see my review!) and a spanner and it wasn't long before it was as solid as a rock on the wall.It was an incredibly satisfying experience to remove the spice jars from my cupboard and start populating the shelves of the rack. In fact, I discovered that skinny bottles can go on the top shelf too, so I was able to clear even more cupboard space than I initially intended - which was a fantastic bonus. It's possible to fit a total of nine standard-sized spice jars on each shelf, meaning that you could get forty five on the rack in total - at the moment (as seen in the photo), my rack is only about two-thirds full, meaning that I can now rather excitingly increase the amount of herbs & spices I can buy without worrying about cupboard space.All in all, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this spice rack - it's well-built, simple to put up and a bit of a bargain. I can see me actually getting another one eventually if I manage to fill this one up.

A bit wider than I expected. It was too wide for our cupboards to put on the inside to save spaceLuckily we found a good spot on the wall above our stove top to drill this in, and it's quite convenient. can't complain for the price but do wish it went in the cupboards to be a little neater

Just a couple of screws makes a kitchen tidy

So glad I bought this 5 teir spice rack was too big for inside my cupboard so put it on wall instead looks great and good quality comes in one piece so not flimsy like some holds 40 average spice bottles so now I'm able to find them easily really pleased with it would highly recommend