Simple Houseware Stackable Can Organizer Rack for Pantry/Cabinet – 11.5" D x 17" W x 13.75" H, Holds 36 Cans, 3-Tier Can Food Storage Dispenser, Chrome

The rack was very easy to assemble. It’s also very sturdy and holds multiple cans of different sizes.Looks great and was a good value for the money.

Apparently, the manufacturer has improved the design/ease of assembly. I had watched several older videos whose creators demonstrated that assembly was a little cumbersome. However my units arrived partially pre-assembled: The 3-panel outer structure was already joined, and only needed to be opened up to attach the three shelves, which snapped into place quite easily. Once the plastic "shelf dividers" were snapped into place and the unit was loaded, it seemed quite sturdy.Pros:(1) Unlike "FIFO" (First-In-First-Out) units, which only hold cylindrical cans of limited sizes, this unit's flat-shelf design enabled the user to store squar-ish jars (such as those with pasta sauce), since the shelf was flat, and since the containers (cans, jars, bottles) did not need to roll down into position.(2) Because the plastic "shelf dividers" could be snapped into any position, cans or jars could be virtually any height. You could just as easily store tuna cans, pet food cans, or family-size soup cans.(3) Because there were three separate shelves for storage, and each shelf would accommodate three separate rows of "standard-size" cans (soup, tomatoes, beans), you could potentially store up to 4 cans each of 9 different foods. On the other hand, with the "FIFO" units, it would only make sense to store one type of food in each section, since the cans roll down to achieve the "first-in-first-out" feature. And since I rarely need to stock 9-10 cans of each type of food, the design of the can rack organizer was preferable for me.Con (which might not apply to every user, and which was easily remedied):I have "Metro" type open wire shelving in my storage area. Because of the open design of this type of shelving, it was necessary for me to place a piece of solid shelving on the open wire shelf to keep the can organizer from slipping through. This was a simple fix, and worked just fine. But if you were using the can rack organizer inside a cabinet, this would not present a problem.

I think 4 stars is being a little generous because these do what they are intended to do, but I think there could be some improvement. First of all, my canned goods must be slightly bigger than what is pictured because I can not get 4 regular soup cans to fit as nicely. One can pops up a bit to fit four, but there is enough headroom to not be a deal breaker. Bigger cans, i.e. pumpkin or tomatoes, only 2, with space behind to spare. In order for tuna cans to lay on their sides as well as pictured, I had to put shelf liners on top of the wire so they wouldn't tilt into the spaces between. It was easy to put these together and they look nice. The spacers work well, although they are limited by the wire bumps, so some cans will have a bit more wiggle room side to side. Not that big of a deal, and it does make it easier to have mixed sizes of cans side by side. I like them and appreciate being able to have a more organized pantry where I can see my canned goods more clearly.

Saves space. Wider cans only fit on top shelf. Wow! It holds a lot of cans and saves a ton of space. I have mine on the floor in the pantry.

I recently purchased the Simple Houseware Stackable Can Rack Organizer, and I can confidently say it has transformed my kitchen experience for the better. Here's why I believe this product deserves all the praise it's getting.One of the standout features of this can rack organizer is its clever stackable design. Living in a small apartment, I often struggle with limited cabinet space. The ability to stack cans vertically has not only maximized my storage potential but also made my pantry look neat and organized. The sleek black finish complements my kitchen aesthetics, proving that functionality can also be stylish.

We bought a couple of these to help organize our pantry. They are easy to put together and help to organize the space

This item is fine, but it has absolutely no business costing as much as it does.