Would this be something suitable to use in a panty to hold canned good, etc? Not just tuna fish cans, but larger cans, like ones for vegetables, etc.
1152498
I don't think so I tried it in my food cabnet and it didn't work for my cans. I used it for dishes like the picture.
1152499
This is designed for holding dishes, not cans. It is not tall enough for large cans.
1152500
I used mine for dishes..not enough room to put cans up rt but I just bought a new home and organized everything and there are better shelve organizers for cans look at similar products , u will find everthing u can imagine !
1152501
not really, I would have to measure to be positive, but the space between the shelves is about 3 to 4 inches I would say. Most large cans of vegetables are bigger than that. You would probably have to lay them down.I used them in my pantry that had 4 big shelves with 18" to 2' in between them. So I put one of these on each shelf. This way I can put small things in between these little shelves and then on top I have room for taller things. does that help?
1152502
not really, I would have to measure to be positive, but the space between the shelves is about 3 to 4 inches I would say. Most large cans of vegetables are bigger than that. You would probably have to lay them down. I used them in my pantry that had 4 big shelves with 18" to 2' in between them. So I put one of these on each shelf. This way I can put small things in between these little shelves and then on top I have room for taller things. does that help?
1152503
Absolutely not because it is not high enough to allow cans to be stored unless they are tuna size.
1152504
No, this works well for dishes but the bottom shelves are only about three inches high and would not be tall enough. I have used the single shelf version in my pantry and that will work.
1152505
That's a good idea for a space saver however as one person already mentioned, the middle shelf height is only 2.5-3 inches, leaving little room for large cans...tuna or flat objects are better suited. It is pretty strong. I hope this helps.
1152506
No I would not recommend it for storing cans. It is too deep and short so it would be impossible to get them as well as they would have to be tuna size to fit.
1215670
The cans need go be basically the same height as a soda can. If the can is slightly larger or mallee in circumference it would probably hold the cans just fine. I imagine that unless you have a lot of cans that are the same item that this rack might be impractical. If it is full there would be many cans that you could not see. It's great for holding cans that are identical!
239702
It doesn't successfully hold any can that is not the size of a 15/16 oz vegetable can. Even if it fit height wise, the skinny can may fall oddly in the back and jam things up. We don't drink soda but my individual tomato juice cans, which are a similar size do not work.
1215671
Yes, I use mine for canned goods, but it would work for soda cans also. I can fit Campbell soup cans, vegetable cans, but not the larger Progresso cans, at least they will not roll to the lower level. Condensed milk cans also fit, but sometime fall off the runners. I LOVE MINE!!!
189256
I would say yes, as it holds regular size cans. These are great for cupboards. Cans/jars don't slide off and make it possible to see pantry items at a glance. I highly recommend.
848533
I've never used it for that. However, it might be worth trying in advance, if you plan to go away on a trip.It might be better with dry food than canned.
1240350
I have used the lids on a tunafish-size can. I have not used on a dog food can, but the lid accommodates 3 can sizes.
1296876
Yes indeed. I put them on my kitten's cans of food. These are designed to fit all sizes.
1256199
We've never tried to open a large can of tuna. What exactly do you mean by "large?" Large circumference, or just tall? We've never had an issue with this can opener not opening what we stuck in it, but we've never done large tuna cans...only normal sized ones.
378789
No, not really. It is the perfect size for a can of vegetables, so it is great for that.
1178653
Yes. These are great. Much better than the hard plastic type. They have 2 or 3 ridges on the underside so they can stretch to fit almost any normal size can of pet food. I use them for Friskies cat food, too. Get them! You won't be sorry.
595753
I have the same shelves built Ionto my two-tier clothes rack (which is FULL). My shelves are holding shoes, jeans, shirts, and boxes of stuff. They can take quite a bit of weight but probably not for pantry use if needed for canned goods.
1169629
Not ideal for that. You could maybe fit 18 cans but that would be a tight fit.
32186
I am not sure as that would have more substance to it. However they do fit tight just like underwear so it may be able to hold up. You could possibly buy a small pack or email the manufacturer & see if they offer samples. I hope this helps. Vicki
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It would be great for organizing pantyhose! Each circle is covered, so holder will not put a run in your hose. I will order another one for my tights and hose...thanks for the idea.
725908
It would hold a pint, it is the size of a side salad to go container or sandwich container
1959187
Given my experiences with it- it will probably work but only after you make 10 rotations around the can. the only thing that it works fairly well on is a very standard size can. Even tuna cans Become quite the chore to open. Perhaps we're can challenged?