Can anyone tell me Approximately how many cans this holds? Also the picture shows small tomato paste cans and it looks like the wires are welded into place so you can only use tomato paste cans or something smaller in that slot. Is this accurate or is it adjustable? Can anyone tell me Approximately how many cans this holds? Also the picture shows small tomato paste cans and it looks like the wires are welded into place so you can only use tomato paste cans or... » Read More Can anyone tell me Approximately how many cans this holds? Also the picture shows small tomato paste cans and it looks like the wires are welded into place so you can only use tomato paste cans or something smaller in that slot. Is this accurate or is it adjustable? « Show Less
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I put 15 Oz cans on the 2 bottom shelf and put the bigger cans on the top , but I put mine on a big shelf , so depends on how much room you have for the top shelf. Some one else put mine together. So don't know if it is adjustable or not. It works for me.
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Hello, I have had my can holder for a while now and it works great. It holds 5 cans per a divided section = 15 cans per a shelf. those are normal everyday use cans like green beans, corn, peas and baked beans. Their are two divider bars on each shelf so you can adjust for skinnier or wider cans. I got mine when it was on sale for about $20 and wished i had bought a second one. it is great storage for cans and fits on a plastic shelving unit just right it will hand over the shelf a tad but all the support feet on the bottom will be on the shelf nice and sturdy.
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The wires are adjustable, so you can use it for different lengths of cans. The wires actually just slide across, so you put it where you want. I have different sizes of cans and it's not a problem.
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It depends on what type of cans you are storing. on average it holds 4 cans deep for fruit, veggies. For soup cans like campbells I get 5 deep and for the large bush beans can I get 3 (but I can still fit 1 can of soup behind them. The dividers between the cans are not permanently affixed to one spot so you can place them at any width you choose. Right now I have 35 cans on it. It is very sturdy and I have absolutely no sag in the shelves.
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It holds at least 15 cans per shelf so 45 altogether of 16 ounce cans. The two bars on each shelf are adjustable so u can mix either large cans with small cans or if you use it for one set size for example...3 rows of 16 oz or two rows of 12 oz with a row 24 oz or two rows of 24 oz with a row of 6 oz per shelf.
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It actually holds standard 15 oz cans. Three horizontal rows of 5, and you can squeeze one vertical row of 2 - on each shelf. I hope it helps. I LOVE mine.
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I can only get 3 bean/vegetable cans deep. If I have the front can sit on top of the lid I can get 4, but it is harder to get them out without the others falling out of it. Campbells Soup cans can hold four deep. So if all Campbells soup size - 36. If bean/vegetable cans only 27. Great item for smaller cans.
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The description is correct when it says holds one or two tacos. The holder is like the letter "W". If the "W" is up it holds two tacos. If the "W" is turned upside down (like the Letter "M"). It holds one taco. The picture that is displayed is the only picture that the company was given to use and that picture shows (incorrectly) a holder that can hold 2 or 3...depending on which side is up. If you want a 3 taco holder, it can be found but it is called a sandwich holder and is more expensive. It's the same company, the same material. It's a little hard to find the 3 sandwich holder description, but the picture is the same for the 1-2 taco holder and the 2-3 sandwich holder. Good luck. The description is correct when it says holds one or two tacos. The holder is like the letter "W". If the "W" is up it holds two tacos. If the "W" is turned upside down (like the Letter "M"). It holds one taco. The picture that is displayed is the only picture that the company was given to use and that picture shows (incorrectly) a holder that can hold 2 or 3...depending on which side is up. If you want a 3 taco holder, it can be found but it is called a sandwich holder and is more expensive. It's the same company, the same material. It's a little... » Read More The description is correct when it says holds one or two tacos. The holder is like the letter "W". If the "W" is up it holds two tacos. If the "W" is turned upside down (like the Letter "M"). It holds one taco. The picture that is displayed is the only picture that the company was given to use and that picture shows (incorrectly) a holder that can hold 2 or 3...depending on which side is up. If you want a 3 taco holder, it can be found but it is called a sandwich holder and is more expensive. It's the same company, the same material. It's a little hard to find the 3 sandwich holder description, but the picture is the same for the 1-2 taco holder and the 2-3 sandwich holder. Good luck. « Show Less
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About 45. I set it up 3 cans wide (some soup can size, other rows bigger cans); got 5 soup cans in a row, times 3 rows= 15 times 3 tiers. Less than 45 if you're doing larger size cans.
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I use it for spices and it holds quite a few large ones and the smaller ones I stack two together. Some people have said they have a problem seeing all the spices and this is true, but I don't find it to be a problem. I have them in order of how I use them. You could also use it for cans (15oz size). It would hold about 12 cans.
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My experience: The unit holds 20 of the small (1 3/4" tall) spice containers per side. This is 1 per plastic holder. The tall (4") spice containers take 2 plastic holders. That would be 10 per side. The spice organizer "is what it is". I haven't had any problems with the plastic holders. The unit is inexpensive compared to the other organizers on the market and sure beats the mess I had before.
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I don't know exactly how many cans it holds. If I were to guess I would say maybe 36??? We used it for our son's wedding for sodas and it worked well, but we also use other tubs for beer and water. We also had the food catered and they worried about restocking was ever was needed so I don't know how quickly it runs out. Not sure if this will help. It is a good investment I seem to get plenty of use from my tub. If you need more tubs and are trying to keep the cost down try looking for inflatable tubs - Amazon might have them or Oriental Trading. They are not insulated but are cost effective specially if the wedding is outdoors. Best of luck on the wedding. I don't know exactly how many cans it holds. If I were to guess I would say maybe 36??? We used it for our son's wedding for sodas and it worked well, but we also use other tubs for beer and water. We also had the food catered and they worried about restocking was ever was needed so I don't know how quickly it runs out. Not sure if this will help. It is a good investment I seem to get plenty of use from my tub. If you need more tubs and are trying to keep the cost down try looking for inflatable tubs - Amazon might have them or Oriental Trading. They are not insulated but are cost effective... » Read More I don't know exactly how many cans it holds. If I were to guess I would say maybe 36??? We used it for our son's wedding for sodas and it worked well, but we also use other tubs for beer and water. We also had the food catered and they worried about restocking was ever was needed so I don't know how quickly it runs out. Not sure if this will help. It is a good investment I seem to get plenty of use from my tub. If you need more tubs and are trying to keep the cost down try looking for inflatable tubs - Amazon might have them or Oriental Trading. They are not insulated but are cost effective specially if the wedding is outdoors. Best of luck on the wedding. « Show Less
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It's been a long time since I canned stuff. I vaguely remember you submerge the jars in boiling water for some period of time. If that's right you can put in 4 quart jars at a time.
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You can easily fit 5 large tomato sauce cans on the bottom shelf it is that wide. I love mine. For spices it would be worth while for you.
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The can I have does not have an amount either but I would compare it to the size of a 28 oz can of tomatoes. I expect it will last me the lifetime of the machine. I used only less than a third for my machine.
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I don't know how many cans because I threw it away. It is a total waste of money. The cans get sideways and will not go down. A better choice is the white plastic one made by Dial. It works much better. I am happy with that one.
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I've not had an opportunity for this kind of can...............I will recommend that if you order from Amazon................and not happy with it you can return it. As a point of information, contact OXO and ask them the same question. Good luck
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Hey! Did not know, so I went to the pantry and got several cans (soup, Diced Tomato, Cranberries etc.) ALL seems to work perfectly.As long as the can is no longer than a REGULAR 12oz soda can, it works. For Example, Beer cans work, but not COORS LIGHT cans. Theyare just a 'smidge' taller and won't fit. Hope this helps. I REALLY like racks a LOT.
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I can get around 35-45 cans depending on size of cans I'm putting in there. If you have all standard soup/fruit cans it would be in that 40 can range.
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Well I didn't put my lights in a can. I went to home depot and there they have plastic pipe which fits tightly around the light. I Drilled a hole in the pipe in which I installed a wire clamp to use to hold the heavier house wire. The lights wires are small and the pipe keeps them from being pulled apart from the larger wire. These lights are bright and initially I was going to use 3 lights to cover a 12 foot ceiling area but after seeing how bright just one was I installed only 2 and then still I used a dimmer switch with them. I used the LEVITON switch No. 6674-P which I also bought off Amazon. Very happy with these lights, Well I didn't put my lights in a can. I went to home depot and there they have plastic pipe which fits tightly around the light. I Drilled a hole in the pipe in which I installed a wire clamp to use to hold the heavier house wire. The lights wires are small and the pipe keeps them from being pulled apart from the larger wire. These lights are bright and initially I was going to use 3 lights to cover a 12 foot ceiling area but after seeing how bright just one was I installed only 2 and then still I used a dimmer switch with them. I used the LEVITON switch No. 6674-P which I also bought off... » Read More Well I didn't put my lights in a can. I went to home depot and there they have plastic pipe which fits tightly around the light. I Drilled a hole in the pipe in which I installed a wire clamp to use to hold the heavier house wire. The lights wires are small and the pipe keeps them from being pulled apart from the larger wire. These lights are bright and initially I was going to use 3 lights to cover a 12 foot ceiling area but after seeing how bright just one was I installed only 2 and then still I used a dimmer switch with them. I used the LEVITON switch No. 6674-P which I also bought off Amazon. Very happy with these lights, « Show Less
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Thank you for your inquiry. We have a concern about the can height and whether it will fall between the wires if it is positioned on it's side in the rack. Our suggestion is to line the rack with something. If this is done, the rack will work find.
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It holds 10 cans. But as the others have said, if a can is partially crushed it will affect how it works.
248612
You might be able to fit 40 if all of the spice jars were the tiny ones as shown on the bottom row. But if you have the regular sized jars, you'd get about 20 total. Honestly, I hated this thing and it ended up in my trash can. The spices were hard to get in and out, and it is cheaply made...just my opinion, of course!