Would the slots be big enough to hold mustard bottles, A1 bottles , Heinz 57 bottles or standard grocery store BBQ sauce bottle? I need something to carry 57 sauce and BBQ sauce from kitchen to dining room. Or is it more suitable for forks, knives, spoons? Would the slots be big enough to hold mustard bottles, A1 bottles , Heinz 57 bottles or standard grocery store BBQ sauce bottle? I need something to carry 57 sauce and BBQ sauce from kitchen to... » Read More Would the slots be big enough to hold mustard bottles, A1 bottles , Heinz 57 bottles or standard grocery store BBQ sauce bottle? I need something to carry 57 sauce and BBQ sauce from kitchen to dining room. Or is it more suitable for forks, knives, spoons? « Show Less
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It will easily hold condiment bottles for going from kitchen to dining room. I use mine to carry plastic knives, forks and spoons - and some condiments - from kitchen to outdoors for cookouts.
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Most of the bottle that I have in my case are the 15ml bottles. It is not too tight for that at all!!! When you first get it, it is very tight to get them in and out but that is O.K. because it protects the bottle and the case will "break in" so you can get them out easier as time goes on if you use it pretty regularly. I have had a few different cases by now and I LOVE this case. It was well worth the price. AND I did not cut any of the holes. I just put my hand under the foam and worked the bottle through the holes the first few times till it broke in.
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A Nalgene will fit inside easily, but it will probably not fit in a bottle pouch. The pot is about 1 inch diameter larger than the bottle.
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We fit 6 of this size bottle per shelf, for a total of 18, plus 6 short bottles in the back shelf. In our drawer, there is also space on either side, all within the "expansions" of the spice rack. We stash odd-sized packages on the right and left. (It's a wide drawer.)
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The ones I received are actually almost 19 1/2" long, so you'll have to put them in your drawer so that the long dimension is parallel to the 20" dimension of your drawer. You will only be able to fit four inserts across the 19" dimension of your drawer, which will leave you with about 3.5" of empty drawer space. You won't quite have room for five inserts. In my case, I found that the extra 3.5" was useful to hold outsize spice containers that don't fit well in these inserts. Four inserts will give you a lot of spice storage space. If you tend to buy the small (plastic) spice jars that are about 2" high (e.g. Spice Trend or McCormick), one insert will hold about 18 such jars. So four inserts would hold about 72. If you buy the taller bottles that are 4 1/4 to 4 3/4 inches tall, you should be able to get 8 jars in each insert, or in your case, 32 jars total (plus the extras in that 3.5" that won't have an insert).
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Also good for bottles and mini-kegs. In all seriousness, yes it would be excellent for lunch or dinner, although if you're only packing for 1, it is probably a little too large. So throw some cans in.
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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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Fully extended, it will hold 48 2" diameter bottles(16 per shelf staggered) or in a straight line 39 2" diameter bottles. Unextended, it will hold 21 (7 per shelf), or 27 staggered (9 per shelf)..If your cupboard is deep enough, of course, you can align your front tier on the cabinet's floor, so that the first row on the rack is actually the second tier. This would give you an extra row. If your bottles are the size I get from GFS, 2.5" wide, 3.75 deep, 8" tall, you would be able to have 5 per shelf , for a total of 15, or, extended, 9 per shelf for 27 total. However, as they are so tall, you would not be able to read the labels. And you may not have enough space to set a first row in front of the rack. Fully extended, it will hold 48 2" diameter bottles(16 per shelf staggered) or in a straight line 39 2" diameter bottles. Unextended, it will hold 21 (7 per shelf), or 27 staggered (9 per shelf)..If your cupboard is deep enough, of course, you can align your front tier on the cabinet's floor, so that the first row on the rack is actually the second tier. This would give you an extra row. If your bottles are the size I get from GFS, 2.5" wide, 3.75 deep, 8" tall, you would be able to have 5 per shelf , for a total of 15, or, extended, 9 per shelf for 27 total. However, as... » Read More Fully extended, it will hold 48 2" diameter bottles(16 per shelf staggered) or in a straight line 39 2" diameter bottles. Unextended, it will hold 21 (7 per shelf), or 27 staggered (9 per shelf)..If your cupboard is deep enough, of course, you can align your front tier on the cabinet's floor, so that the first row on the rack is actually the second tier. This would give you an extra row. If your bottles are the size I get from GFS, 2.5" wide, 3.75 deep, 8" tall, you would be able to have 5 per shelf , for a total of 15, or, extended, 9 per shelf for 27 total. However, as they are so tall, you would not be able to read the labels. And you may not have enough space to set a first row in front of the rack. « Show Less
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It can hold 6 to 7 depending on the size of the spice bottles. Avoid buying too much of the McCormick bottles they some will only fit on the top.
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I am able to fit a GSI stainless steel cup/pot, 18oz, and a guyot stainless steel 32oz bottle into the water bottle pocket. I imagine one could fit 2 16oz plastic water bottles into that pocket, but I think that would be a waste of space.
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Hello, I did not purchase this particular product. I purchased the wine and the soda bottle version. They do have room between the bottles and the bottom of the holder that was stacked. But not sure about this one. Sorry.
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Any of the bottles you normally find in a grocery store spice aisle will fit fine. I even have some square shaped bottles that fit.
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I think this would work well. I'm very happy with these tiered shelves. They are sturdy and compact and don't take up too much space. I use them for spices, but essential oils would work. Each shelf holds 5 regular sized spice bottles, just to give you an idea size wise.
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Well, not really. I turned one of my Stickles bottles right side up. Because the holes are designed for the bottle to be upside down, the hole narrows part way down to the diameter of the cap and the right-side-up bottle only fits into the hole about 1/4 inch. So, while upright bottles could be displayed neatly and securely, they stick up too far for the lid on the satchel to close. I recommend the Scrapcessories Bottle Caddy for what you need. They also make a Caddy Case that the Bottle Caddy fits into. It's not as big as the ArtBin Stachel, but I have several and they stack nicely. If you need to transport them, they make a strap that holds 3 Caddy Cases together and has a handle. Well, not really. I turned one of my Stickles bottles right side up. Because the holes are designed for the bottle to be upside down, the hole narrows part way down to the diameter of the cap and the right-side-up bottle only fits into the hole about 1/4 inch. So, while upright bottles could be displayed neatly and securely, they stick up too far for the lid on the satchel to close. I recommend the Scrapcessories Bottle Caddy for what you need. They also make a Caddy Case that the Bottle Caddy fits into. It's not as big as the ArtBin Stachel, but I have several and they stack nicely. If you... » Read More Well, not really. I turned one of my Stickles bottles right side up. Because the holes are designed for the bottle to be upside down, the hole narrows part way down to the diameter of the cap and the right-side-up bottle only fits into the hole about 1/4 inch. So, while upright bottles could be displayed neatly and securely, they stick up too far for the lid on the satchel to close. I recommend the Scrapcessories Bottle Caddy for what you need. They also make a Caddy Case that the Bottle Caddy fits into. It's not as big as the ArtBin Stachel, but I have several and they stack nicely. If you need to transport them, they make a strap that holds 3 Caddy Cases together and has a handle. « Show Less
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As far as height, perhaps if you take out the stainless steel rack above the rack you are placing the bigger bottle. Not sure about whether the grooved indentation in each rack will only accomodate standard sized bottles though. In any case, I would think the bottom floor of the cooler could be used to store bigger bottles. Hope this helps.
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It will hold 5ml bottles no problem. The 15ml bottles do not fit as well. I make mine fit by placing them upside down. As long as the top is tight there is no problem with leakage. It's not ideal but since I bought the bag I needed to find a way to make it work. Love the number of bottles the case holds but not sure I would buy it again. It's a bit too large & bulky to take anywhere.
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To be honest Laura.. I am not sure. I just buy a normal sized bottle of seasoning & it all fits in there but I never bother to look at the amount. They are good sized bottles though. Not very small at all. In my opinion..