Would this be large enough to hold small bottle of flavored extracts (almond, etc.) on a magnetic spice rack?
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I don't know, but it is about 1 business card deep and 3.25 business cards wide. Hope this helps!
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It would work okay, but not great. I grabbed several bottles of different shapes and tried to line them up on one of the shelves. Because nail polish bottles are smaller than spice bottles, you have to set them just right or they fall over.
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It is very small - not deep enough for such a bottle. Spice size containers work well but nothing bigger.
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You wouldnt be able to stand a spice bottle inside. Too small. It was a bit deceiving when I ordered it, I ended up returning it.
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Oh you can definitely make them fit. They actually can but cut or separated. For example, on the picture shown it shows several rows of 4 spice holders right? Well if you needed to you can have 2 rows of 3 or rows of 2. Also it depends on the size of the spices we are hanging. Some are small bottles and some are larger.
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I am afraid this would not answer your needs. Although the mesh is fine, it is not fine enough for spices. I just tried putting in Chia Tea myself and it shifts out the finer parts of the tea.
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The assembled rack is over six inches tall. The bottom part fits small spice bottles. The turntable fits in my cabinet...make sure your shelf is wide enough.
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I use mine for nail polish and I have the bottles kind of staggered. It's room enough for normal size spices not the extra large sizes.
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Yes if you have big containers of spices. Don't know if you could do a double row of the average size bottles. I use it for larger items like vinegar, soy sauce, etc.
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Hi Bridget! It fits 15 standard 12-15oz cans (5 on each tier). So you could definitely use it for your spice containers since they are smaller. Hope that helps!
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I haven't measured it, but can confirm that my standard spice containers (both large and small, and I mostly have tall ones) fit just fine. It's not a lot deeper, but seems to fit everything without taking up much counter space. I keep the spices I use most often in it by the stove, and it's both functional and pretty (and not inclined to tilt forward, for instance, when full).
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It holds quite a bit, it's really designed for things like powdered sugar, cinnamon, and such. I'm using it to replace the Mrs. Dash container since I remodeled my kitchen, it easily holds the contents of two regular size spice containers.
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This basket is 11.4 x 6.5 x 4.5 (see details) so it is not large enough for your idea. This basket comes in a variety of shapes and sizes, so you may be able to find another that would work. (see details for each for dimensions) I use them inside my cabinets to hold spices, etc.
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Either will fit fine. Spice jars and cans (up to a standard 15 oz. size) will fit without a problem.
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If it is the size of a small toaster oven, maybe. I use the shelf to hold my backup external hard-drive and a small plastic file box from staples that is about 10 7/8" H, 13 7/8" W, and 18 1/4"D.
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The rack width is about 2 3/4" You can fit spice jars etc up to 2 1/2" easily. The 2" spice bottles would probably be the best. They are easy to take in and off of the rack. We just have a variety of store bought spices, some smaller and some up to the 2 1/2" bouillon cube jars. THe smaller jars are good also. If you have the rack stationary on a wall there is no problem. I have one on a wall and another on a pantry door. The smaller jars tend to jiggle a bit when I open the door so we just put a 1/4" styrofoam strip behind them.
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I don't think so. I put only earrings in it. I don't think the hangar could handle that much weight. If you used spice "packets," it might work. But that's a lot of hassle.My husband built me a spice rack for our bottles and we use old-fashioned prescription bottles in the wooden rack. It takes little room and resides behind the kitchen door...just a suggestion. But the earring holder is FANTASTIC! I own three of them because I'm an earring fanatic.