Will this hold 12oz soda cans? I know they're a little taller than a standard veggie can but couldn't tell if they would fit in this.
1582980
Have never tried to put soda cans in, but in noting the other answers, some have been able to use this for soda cans....I really like mine though as it is very sturdy and functional and a real space-saver.
543767
Yes soda cans and regular water bottles, not water jugs, do fit. Also the smaller containers of liquid laundry soap, softeners, and bleach.
991807
Mine is adjusted for 12 oz. cans. Approx. 5 5/8" wide, 12 1/2" long(deep) 7 1/8" tall.
543766
Yes. You can stack the sodas two high if it slides out easily so they remain stable. (I stack cans of vegetables)
182661
I checked as well. I agree with ChowHound that standard cans (14.5 oz contents) should fit fine. My shows a height "clearance" of just under 5 inches. I would not necessarily recommend putting a lot of heavy items on the shelf though - you may want simple store boxed goods, packaged pasta, or packaged soup mixes on the shelf itself. It seems sturdy but I just don't know if it would eventually bow due to excessive weight.
645257
Not sure of the exact measurements, however it will hold six 12 oz cans...a very snug fit.
1249694
It will hold eight 12 ounce cans in the door holder. We are using this in our visitor garage apartment. I keep the can holder full of 12 ounce cans in the door, a 2 liter bottle of a different soda in the door, there is room for a half dozen eggs in the door (I don't use this option), about 12-18 bottles of water (20 oz bottles), and random snacks.
465644
I just measured the height available for a can and and it was about 5 1/2 inches so whatever diameter can fit into 5 1/2 inches, I think it will work. We only have cans in ours. I can, but I don't think I would want to put my jars in this. I would feel somewhat uncomfortable with the glass jars being on their side, rolling and and moving to the bottom level. This storage unit is not heavy duty. Mine works fine for my purposes for storing cans of items I use frequently like canned soups, Bush beans, tomato sauce, chilies and such.
2073760
Yes, but it will be a little large for the cans. Still it is the size we use as there is nothing smaller that is tall enough. Hope that helps.
2087643
I'm not a big soda drinker, but I used my 20 oz water bottle as a test. It's a little bigger around than soda cans, so I estimated that five cans (maybe a full six-pack) standing upright would fit easily. But you won't get anything else in there!
55238
The shelves are not very wide (less than 4 inches), and most soup cans, etc. have a diameter bigger than this. I don't think it can hold any can or jar, just items that are less then 4 inches in diameter.
93928
It will only hold 15 oz cans or smaller. I have 4 sets and use them for vegetables and fruit. They are very sturdy, but I would change a few things if I were to design this device. Overall I am very happy with it, but the most troubling problem is the middle row just does not rotate unless you let your stock get down to a point where the middle row is the highest cans. As you continue to pull from the bottom the middle row rotates down. For 15oz cans it will hold 14 cans I have to allow my stock to get to 5 cans left before adding anymore (to use up the middle row). This defeats the purpose I purchased this for as I want to add cans as I use them and never let my stock get below 6 cans! Other than that I recommend this unit, unless you are handy with a router and wood then I suggest you make your own. there is one other thing and that is for Campbell soup size cans you don't really need the dowels. once you set it up close you can space it right for Campbell's soup and they don't bind up like they do when using the dowels provided.
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I have no problems with reg size veg. cans. It works great. I wish my cupboard was wide enough for 2 of them side by side. I stack the cans on top of each other 3 high and this really makes my cans organized and very easy to find what I want. If you use this like I do you will be very happy
77350
It will- I currently have 28oz tomatoe cans in mine--you have the option to narrow or widen the metal slats to have larger cans or smaller ones (like I have small 6oz tomatoe paste cans in there too- I iust adjusted the metal part narrower for those)
1827533
I think the diameter of a 12 oz bottle will be to small and will not fit snugly in this can cooler. But all 12 and 16oz cans fit superbly.
1240098
It will squash regular 12 oz.beer and pop cans down to about an inch high. I think cat food cans are already that height, and made of thicker metal. So I would say no.
1175000
I doubt it. Like the previous response, I have not tried a 12.7 oz can but a standard soda can leaves little wiggle room for the cans to roll. There are similar items made for canned foods that might work for your size.