Could you hang this on the inside of a bathroom or kitchen cupboard? Could this hold spice bottles? Or is it not deep enough? Thanks!!
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Not deep enough...it literally is an inch thick so if the spices aren't the size of nail polishes then no.
1116481
I guess it would depend on your spice bottles. but I would say no, it is not deep enough.
1116482
U can hang in a cupboard but the shelves aren't deep or tall enough for spice containers.
2189975
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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Yes, it is more than sturdy enough to hold nail polish bottles. However, it has a tendency to tip over, as it is very light weight. Would be more effective storing polish bottles if the rack was mounted on the wall. It works very well in the kitchen, too, to hold spice bottles.
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These racks are 8" wide (by 15 1/4" long), so only one would fit vertically, perhaps two if the 15" length is accurate and your drawer is a bit more that 15"; depending on the depth of your drawer, you might be able to fit in two (2 - 8" wide x 15 1/4" long). They will hold 4 long spice bottles in each tier, so 12 altogether, double that for the short spice bottles. I hope this helps. The Amazon description says 8 x 15, each holding 12 (or 24) bottles. Good luck. They have been a "god-send", eliminating double or triple layers of bottles. We are using 3 side by side with room at the top and edge of the drawer for spice envelopes, shakers, salts, etc. These racks are 8" wide (by 15 1/4" long), so only one would fit vertically, perhaps two if the 15" length is accurate and your drawer is a bit more that 15"; depending on the depth of your drawer, you might be able to fit in two (2 - 8" wide x 15 1/4" long). They will hold 4 long spice bottles in each tier, so 12 altogether, double that for the short spice bottles. I hope this helps. The Amazon description says 8 x 15, each holding 12 (or 24) bottles. Good luck. They have been a "god-send", eliminating double or triple layers of bottles. We are using... » Read More These racks are 8" wide (by 15 1/4" long), so only one would fit vertically, perhaps two if the 15" length is accurate and your drawer is a bit more that 15"; depending on the depth of your drawer, you might be able to fit in two (2 - 8" wide x 15 1/4" long). They will hold 4 long spice bottles in each tier, so 12 altogether, double that for the short spice bottles. I hope this helps. The Amazon description says 8 x 15, each holding 12 (or 24) bottles. Good luck. They have been a "god-send", eliminating double or triple layers of bottles. We are using 3 side by side with room at the top and edge of the drawer for spice envelopes, shakers, salts, etc. « Show Less
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I don't believe that you could mount it directly to a wall. We've had 2 units for about 2 years and they work very well in a cabinet, but the frames aren't terribly strong. You could buy a shelf with support brackets, mount that to the wall and then put the spice racks on the open shelf.
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They vary in height from 5 3/4" to 1 3/4" with 2 shelves of each height, You will have to anchor the shelving with 3m command hooks. Frankly I think you would do better with shelving made for spices.
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The frames on my units have a fair amount of 'flex' in them. They work very well on a shelf, but I'm not sure they would hold up if you tried to hang them. You might consider mounting a wall shelf under your cabinets and putting the spice racks on the wall shelf. It wouldn't have to be very heavy since the racks and spices are so light.
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My cabinet is only 11" deep and it fits with no room to spare. it is the best spice rack I've ever owned. I've tried a lot of them! It pulls down so that you can easily find what you need.
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I'm not using it for spices, I'm using it to display crystal pieces. However, I would estimate that it can hold 4 or 5 spices per shelf.
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Unless the shelves do not touch the door when it is closed, I don't think it could be used in a cupboard with doors. I think it was intended for open shelves. I suppose grooves could be cut in the shelf for the wires, but most people would not want to do that.
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No, I would not recommend it for holding bottles. The bars on the shelf part are too far apart. I imagine bottles would sit unevenly, if not fall through. I use mine for extra, rolled-up towels. But I guess you could buy a long and thin plastic bin to sit on the shelf and then put bottles in that...
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I think it could. I really do love his cabinet. Shelves are narrow (5 inches deep), so it could not accommodate any hand towels or anything larger. But could accommodate most toiletries.
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No! When fully assembled, it is slightly over 6.5 inches tall. There is enough room between the bottom shelf and top shelf to hold a regular size spice bottle. Amazon really needs to update their description of this item.
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I use this for my spices... I just took some spices off and put some cans on the shelves and they fit just fine... Hope that helps!
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I think it would work better for nail polish than spices! The bottom and middle shelves won't accept the standard tall plastic spice bottles. I returned mine.
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Cant really tell you exact amount of how many spice jars it can hold since I purchased the item as a gift to hold nail polish bottles. If you are looking to hold a lot more than 15 comfortably you would probably want to look at another item. Sorry I wasnt much help.
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If you stick your sponge up like the picture you have about 3 inches by 1 1/2 inches to put something. It would be hard finding a bottle that small but not impossible. I don't think I would put anything that heavy in the container though. The metal rack holds it on the counter level but the suction cups on the bottom piece might wear out.