Does this item hold 54, 15.25 oz cans? Can you pull a can out from anywhere or only front bottom?
746842
No, it won't hold 54. Notice in the picture that the columns are not equal size. You can assemble it how you want. My columns are equal width and it will hold 4 15.25 cans on each row for a total of 36. You can get 5 10.50 cans of soup on a row. You can pull out from any front row
746843
It holds 16oz cans. Fifty-four. Unless it's one of the 9 items in front you have to take from the bottom in rotation. Small inconvenience. I like mine. I will be buying another unit in the future. It's created more space on my shelves. Nicely organized.
746844
Yes - 54 cans of 15.25 oz. you can pull cans out from any of the 3 front-facing openings for each can, but the intent is only to pull from the bottom.
746845
It appears to me that the maximum capacity of the item is 48 cans (16 cans per each of the 3 columns). I have 10.25 oz cans in mine and when I tested a 15.25 oz can per your query, it would not fit.
746846
You can pull a can out anywhere, however if you want to use the oldest can first always pull from the bottom. I do not know about the 15.25 oz cans I do not buy that size
52661
The can is tapered, smaller at the bottom then the top. Also, it has handles that should be taken into account if space is an issue. I hope this helps you; I can certainly understand the confusion. Here are the demensions I came up with: The can is 30" tall. The bottom is 16" wide and 7" deep The top WITHOUT HANDLES is 19 15/16" wide and 10 7/8" deep The top WITH HANDLES is 22" wide and 10 7/8" deep I hope this helps you!
77352
Only on the top rack if you have enough space between the next shelf. The lower racks can hold 18 oz, but nothing much larger.
1521893
Yes - this can also hold your 15-16oz cans of soup/beans. But you'll have less space available than spice-sized containers!
142536
I don't know how many cans because I threw it away. It is a total waste of money. The cans get sideways and will not go down. A better choice is the white plastic one made by Dial. It works much better. I am happy with that one.
1569033
I can only get 3 bean/vegetable cans deep. If I have the front can sit on top of the lid I can get 4, but it is harder to get them out without the others falling out of it. Campbells Soup cans can hold four deep. So if all Campbells soup size - 36. If bean/vegetable cans only 27. Great item for smaller cans.
1152499
This is designed for holding dishes, not cans. It is not tall enough for large cans.
1082927
The bottom two shelves have an opening in the back but it's too small for a regular 13 - 15 oz can. The smaller 5 oz cans will fit though.
428921
You don't need much room for the can. Comfortably about 2 inches on each side due to a wider top and lid. You may be able to get away with 1-1.5 inches on each side, but it may be a tight space. Side note, the widest part of the lid is 10 inches.
1569029
Hello, I have had my can holder for a while now and it works great. It holds 5 cans per a divided section = 15 cans per a shelf. those are normal everyday use cans like green beans, corn, peas and baked beans. Their are two divider bars on each shelf so you can adjust for skinnier or wider cans. I got mine when it was on sale for about $20 and wished i had bought a second one. it is great storage for cans and fits on a plastic shelving unit just right it will hand over the shelf a tad but all the support feet on the bottom will be on the shelf nice and sturdy.
132926
I've used it for 28 oz.cans. I would expect it would be fine for what you are looking for. I'm very careful with glass objects as the grabber is only as good as the grip you have on the item. I've dropped items not due to the grabber, but because my grip on it was insufficient. Hope that helps.
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.
1521892
Yes, the bottom will easily hold several cans. However, the top tray would depend on how much clearance you have. My pantry shelf has 24" clearance, so I have lots of vertical room. However, I also have the one-tier trays in my pantry where I don't have as much vertical clearance. I have a large 18" tray in the bottom shelf of my corner cabinet and it has added so much I bought two more for the other shelves.
1379521
each level holds only three of the 18 oz. cans or 4 of the smaller cans or 5 spice bottles. I got two of these. I use one for cans and the other one for spices. It has made organizing so easy and my cabinets look great.
387797
Hi Margaret, Depends on the configuration. They supply various connectors that let you build the rack for the can size you prefer. I set mine up for one rack of the 10 3/4 oz. Campbell soup cans and two racks for the larger 15 oz. cans. My overall dimensions are 10.25" high, 15.75" deep and 16" wide. It works well but I had a heck of a time assembling it and had to use more force than I thought I should. If you can overcome that hurdle then it should be a useful item. Holler back if you have trouble with the assembly. Regards, Bruce
182659
I just checked mine and cans JUST fit under it, there's just enough room to place and remove them but only millimetres extra space.
2014099
I only load it from the front since the back is against the wall. Since it holds 4-5 cans, it's not a big deal to take existing ones out so you can put newer ones in back