Smart Design Over The Door Pantry Organizer Rack with 6 Adjustable Shelves - Steel Metal Wire Baskets and Frame - Hanging - Wall Mountable - Cans, Spice, Storage, Closet, Bathroom, Kitchen - White

We love this little product. Kind of expensive for us, but we critically needed the space. We were running out of cabinet space. I wasn't really 100% sure, but after reading reviews, I settled for this one. We did have one kind of warped little clip that connects the tracks to each other that run along the door. We decided to place that on the very bottom. After experience closing the door a lot for a pet isolation room during TNR time, I decided to reorganize it and fully listen to the comments where I was struggling more on bottom, and went with the "heavier on top, lighter things on bottom" comment that kept popping up on the reviews. Nothing has fallen out since. My things aren't flipping out every time I open and close the door now. My spice cabinet was very overflowing for my tiny space, so the smallest shelf is spice jars. Above that, my reused glass jar homemade spice mixes. Above that, just some random bigger jar spices and my glass pepper grinder, which has quite a bit of weight to it. Above that, two rows of extra pasta in plastic storage jars. The very top shelf is my oils and their refill bottles so we don't run out on the middle of cooking. I'm sure I could bend the little clip back in shape easily with a tool, but after rearranging with the heavier stuff on top and following this logic all the way down the shelves, I don't think it needs put into shape, and I think I can bypass securing it to my laundry room door. I do absolutely wish we had purchased this sooner. I really needed one and have needed one for a long time. I am definitely considering, when I work through organizing my place and have a little extra, putting another on the back of the door. We only ever close this door for isolation for stray cats for vet visits or TNR, so our door mostly remains open. I love the space it has brought me in the cabinets for more goods. I love that this has worked out not needing drilled in or a clip put back in place or exchanged. I did wait too long before opening and hanging it to discover the clip. The only thing I am disappointed in is that I'm not sure that this will be study enough when I do end up fully switching to glass jars for pastas and oils. Considering I keep it rather light--pasta in plastic, some of my oils and then a spare when I get low, and a lot of spices, it seems fine. I do think I may notice the shelves bend a touch with my oils all filled, and I did try a glass jar for pasta and I didn't feel very confident. In some of the photo reviews, I feel like I may see some slight bending. I'm not sure I'm ready to venture that and risk it with how much I need it. Maybe when I get to having a 100% certified need for another on the back of the door, I'll risk it. I haven't fully looked how much weight I can do per shelf or overall to risk glass jars yet, but we're trying to be mindful and keep it as we have such a great need for it. Overall though, I am happy we purchased this, and wish I had sooner. It was a great investment and space saver. We don't keep a huge amount of extra supplies on hand to have way too much overflow to store pasta and spices here. We can keep the in less used things hidden away in the cabinets. The small reused glass jars work great in it and aren't too heavy for it. I walk past it every day and everything looks attractive and I can easily tuck things in baskets or hang things on it as a reminder and keep it out of the way of my cats. I'm shorter and in charge of cooking and prep, so going down low for my spices isn't a big deal for me. If the need pops up in the next few years as we declutter and organize more and we find we need another one, this will definitely be the one we purchase. It's proven reliable and sturdy over the several months I bought it and through several opening and closing of doors and for me to form a good opinion on the shelves over time. I think it has absolutely proven itself as a household essential. I wasn't very sure about it when I noticed the clip the day I put it up, but it has proven reliable even with the slow increase in weight I've put on it over time refilling the pasta jars, stocking oils, and switching to glass. We're very happy about the space and peace of mind this helped bring to our tiny cluttered home. Thank you. It looks amazing, and inspires me more (to cook every day, too)!

This is awesome, but I had to modify the installation slightly to make it work. I actually like what I did better than the normal installation instructions. Ok, this is what it looks like, a white plastic coated metal rack that can either hang on your pantry door, or be screwed into the door (comes with this hardware). Here are the problems with that-never use an over the door hanger on any door. You are installing it to pile on your stuff, your stuff is heavy, which will eventually pull the door hinges right out of the doorway. Trust me on this one, murdered a closet door with an over the door shoe rack. Option 2-use the screws. You definitely need to secure that to the door surface, or it will swing forward every time you open the door and stuff will come flying out, or slide down the back (because it does not have one). I'm not crazy about the screws though, pantry doors are usually not solid wood, they are pretty looking composite-hollow doors. So, getting the screw in there could be tough (may not be anything for it to bite), and you have now made permanent holes in your door. If you like your doors hole free or you are renting, this could be a problem. I have two full sized doors that open out. I did not want to put holes in my doors, and much to my dismay, I could even be naughty and hang it from the top of the door because the door would not close with the hooks on it. Now what? You know there is no way I'm actually going to get that back to the post office to return it. At the very best it would languish in my trunk and I would still have my pantry problem. The solution? Command brand hooks. The cheapest way to buy them is in a big box at Costco. This is designed as a top and bottom set of rails that you can hang the baskets on any way you like. The bottom set hangs off of the top with hooks. I took those off, and the top hooks too because my door would not close. I had someone hold up the top set and I traced the Command hook with a pencil. I put hooks on each side, on the top, middle, and bottom. It's like hanging two parallel train tracks. It will not move, you don't notice them because they are white and blend in, and it increases the amount of weight they can hold. I did the inside of both doors, it worked beautifully. When I don't want it there anymore or I move, the hooks come off without damaging the paint. Remember what I said about weight on doors? I'm serious. Tighten the screws in your hinges and don't push it with the weight. My counter tops are populated with various bread items, cookies and crackers that did not go home, and there are always bags or boxes of cereal floating around. How many years have I had to put those on top of the fridge? It's just not attractive, and then you get a reminder of how bad you need to dust up there every time you get a hankering for some frosted flakes. That's what I used my storage for, all of those light items that my dear man-children like to leave all over my counter tops. It's kind of like playing bread store, and you are trying to cook in it. The racks on the hooks are working great, they guys have been able to adjust to opening a door, and my counter tops no longer look like a food bank. This is a safe purchase. Happy Organizing. -Ms. Book Worm

I just moved and we have much less cabinet space than we had before, so I ordered this for our pantry door. I was not too sure about getting because of the reviews. The reviews talked about it swinging and needing to put command hooks for it. This came with adhesive hooks and they are amazing. As my video shows there’s no swing at all when moving the door around. The shelves are holding up nicely so far. (I just finished putting everything on it) There was no dipping when I set heaving things down or filled up a shelf like one might think would happen and does for certain things. My biggest problem is that two of the pieces were a little bent. However it does not affect the ability for the sturdiness so far that I can tell. One was the door hook and that bent back right. The other was the bottom hook for a shelf. I attached a photo. That one could not bend back. Plus the photos weren’t completely clear on the instructions for which way the connecting brackets should face, so I played around with it a bit. Aside from redoing some of the put together because I didn’t read/look right at the photo for the connectors also needing to be two bars down, it took a half hour to put up and fill up. Not bad at all and all my stuff fit very nicely. If you’re wanting a fix for your spices, snacks, or cleaning stuff, I highly recommend this. It’s awesome, not too horribly pricey, does it’s job, and comes with pieces so it doesn’t swing.

I bought two of these. One for the bathroom and one for a utility room. Assembly was easy. I ended up just screwing in two of the provided nails into the door because the tape included wasn’t working and neither did a previous poster’s recommendation of using the little command hooks. I didn’t even use a drill — I just screwed them in with manual a screwdriver. My doors are hollow for reference and just two screws was plenty. Also, unscrew the screws that go over the top of the door first. Otherwise, you will damage the door. I learned that the hard way. I didn’t realize that you could unscrew them until after the fact. The bins are very spacious and sturdy. I do use acrylic bins for the one in the bathroom to hold some items since the bin tilts forward a bit if the hooks are put in where the metal rods are screwed together. The only issue I have is that the second one I received is all scratched up. So I will take a point off for the. Overall ... I love them! It’s organizing season!!

In my last house, the previous owner had a door-sized rack on the inside of the door and we used it for everything. It held cans, Costco-sized bottles of olive oil, dry goods, everything. When we bought our new house, we wanted to get some racks just like it to hold cans and other bulky items. I have yet to find the equal of the one we left behind (holy crap am I getting nostalgic over a DOOR RACK!?), but everyone said this one could actually handle the weight of a lot of cans, which was something few others could do according to the Amazon reviews, so I was sold. It does do that, and I love the extra-deep baskets and highly customizable nature. But! 1) Measure your door! Our pantry has two doors that open out from the center. This fits the door but only just, and we have to close the door with the rack first and open it last in order not to hit the other door. If we put two racks up, we couldn't close the pantry. (We ordered two, but we'll have to put the other somewhere else.) This was my fault; it was in no way a defect of the product. But do learn from my mistake. 2) This rack is not two 5' vertical pieces of coated metal on which you hang the baskets, but FOUR 2.5' pieces that hook together, two to each side, meaning that unless you bolt it to the pantry door, the bottom half swings. Needless to say, I bolted mine, but the provided screws are too long to put in a standard door, so get some alternates. 3) Consider getting some additional stabilizers. They provide eight, but it would do better with 16. Also, beware that the instructions are vague at best. If you thought Ikea furniture was hard to put together, you don't want any part of this. In the end, it's okay. I'm not sorry I got it, but it still misses the mark of what I was really looking for.

I hardly ever write reviews, but felt this item deserved one. I bought the 6 tier in white. There is extra pieces you can connected to the part that fits over the door in order to make it fit tighter. But, then at first, I couldn't close the door all the way. Although there was clearance, my door jam was blocking complete closure. So I took off the extra piece (it has screws) and placed it on the "inside part" of the door hook. I used the sticky tabs included for that. Fits nice and tight. Works great now! I think I will use only 5 of the baskets (leaving out a small one) just because of the things I plan to store. It is in my tiny laundry room. I did a lot of research, and I don't think you can go wrong with this one.

This was a cinch to put together, very self explanatory. I chose this organizer because of the three deeper baskets it offered and its sturdiness. I had no problem hooking the door brackets over the door, no damage done as others mentioned. Yes, it will move when you open the door. Rather than using Command Strip hooks to anchor it as others did, I opted to just screw it to my (circa 1976) hollow door. Being if ever removed, the holes can only be seen from the inside of the linen closet anyway. As a finishing touch, I made signs using black foam board, stick-on lettering and small zip ties, all purchased from the dollar store. I'm very happy with this purchase.

I do love how easy it was to assemble. It’s fairly straight forward. I also bought command hooks to help keep it in place & would suggest others do so to ensure it doesn’t swing or product doesn’t fall out from the uncovered back of the shelving. It does what it’s supposed to & you get what you pay for. It holds a decent amount of items depending on how large they are. I will say that I wish that some of smaller baskets didn’t have a slant on the wiring & just kept it straight like the rest of the shelving. Another problem is that one particular shelf doesn’t sit perfectly on one side, but it’s fine with items in the basket. As someone who just moved into a home with a smaller kitchen, no pantry (I’ve made the closet into a makeshift pantry), & limited counter space this is great for me. I didn’t want to spend an arm & a leg on something & it does what it’s supposed to.

Es perfecto para agregar mucho espacio a tu alacena, se cuelga en una puerta delgada, se le pueden agregar unos ranchos para pegarlos a la puerta y no se mueva o con clavos a una pared.

Very useful and good product

Love it, fits perfectly on my door and holds all sizes of pantry storage boxes!

Fantastic organizer for the inside of our pantry door! It is well-made and strong, holds a lot of items and so I used it for all of my spice bottles (I have a lot of spices) and the bottom basked holds all of my pasta boxes (the long slim boxes) and one basket holds smaller baking items such as muffin liners, birthday candles, food coloring, However you use it, I recommend this awesome organizer!

Sadly this may have been a repackaged return as things were shoved into the box. My package is missing a vital piece and I cannot assemble the unit at all. Quite dissatisfied, will be returning.