Phyllia Bamboo Spice Rack Organizer 4-Tier Countertop Organiser, Criss-Cross Kitchen cabinet Free-Standing Countertop Storage shelf Fit for Spice Jar, Can, Bottle (Jars Not Include)

I’m obsessed with this rack! It turned my messy cabinet into a dream. The bamboo is high-quality (no splinters!), feels very solid, and fits my larger spice jars perfectly. It looks way more expensive than it actually is and makes finding my seasonings so much faster. If you want an eco-friendly way to stay organized, this is it. Worth every penny!

This spice rack is so great. It arrived before expected & looks terrific in my cabinet. Was a bit bigger than expected which was a plus. Was easy to load with my spice jars that I had previously ordered. Rack gives a nice, organized look and is pretty enough to leave on the counter. Very happy with this purchase. UPDATE: Loved this little rack so much, I ordered another one. Makes for a beautifully organized spice cabinet. You can't go wrong with this spice rack. Looks nice enough to have out on the counter. LOVE this spice rack.

I absolutely love these herb/seasoning/spice racks, with but a single exception...they need to provide these racks in a variety of sizes, with this latest additional purchase I now own FIVE of these racks! The reason for my needing to buy yet another of this rack (picture #2)... I mounted them long way top to bottom, although truthfully I would much rather they were made available in several sizes instead of only one size, sized by number of bottles they can hold! Recommend the bottles be 3.75 inches from the bottom of the bottle to the bottom edge of the bottle's lid/cover, in order to have the lid/cover clear the lip end of each bottle's slot! Bottle diameter should not exceed 1.8 inches! Morton & Bassett's Herbs & Seasonings & Spices fit perfectly in all 3 dimensions! To see a variety of bottles pocking out of my older configuration of four of these racks, look at my review's #2 picture, the rest of my review will have to be the picture I included!

I got these a few years ago, and they have gone through two apartments with me. You can either lay these flat or standing up right which has helped when space is limited. When I first got these, I mounted them on the wall, and they held nicely and were out of the way of my counter space. I did end up getting a second one just so I could hold more spices, and I would order another one again if I needed to. Overall, I would recommend it.

I got this rack as a wedding present 25 years ago and just bought my 2nd one to replace it (the ex took it when he moved out so I guess we both like it : ) It's simple, sturdy, and handy. I hang mine on the wall under a shelf. I recommend getting the round jars, not the square though. I had the round ones initially and made a mistake of getting square ones this time and regret it. The lid labels are never straight since the bottles are square. The rack itself is a win though. Highly recommend.

Works as described, makes my spices easy to find and looks nice, clean and organized in my cabinet.

I needed to replace a counter top spicerack that only held 12 bottles, and only the ones that came with it. I was always leaving extra spice bottles on the counter. Also, mice got on my counter and contaminated the old holder and it grossed me out. This one keeps up to 18 bottles up where mice can't get them and if the purchase happens to come in a nice bottle, i can leave it in there because it still fits. Some only fit on top, but they fit! I added the little cabinet bumpers at the bottom on the back just to give it that tiny bit of tilt to make me feel more secure about the orizontal storage--I'm sure it's just psychological. One tiny sliver of the wood had splintered off a bit but I used a toothpick to apply some wood glue under it and it does not show. Would definitely buy again!

My spices are finally organized nicely! I love the labels that came with it; however, I was surprised that Crushed Red Pepper and Poultry Seasoning wasn't on the labels, those seem like common spices? But they did have some less common spice labels such as: Achiote?!, Annatto Seed, Arrowroot, Cassia, Chicory, Cubeb Berries?!, Fenugreek, Five Spice, Galangal, Garam Masala, Gochugaru?!, Juniper Berries, Mace, 5 different Mustard Seed labels, Nigella Seed, Szechuan Peppercorn (among 4 other Peppercorns), Pickling Spice, Rue, Tamarind, Tikka Massala.... There were a few other spices I know of but wouldn't naturally keep in my pantry, such as Thai Basil, Star Anise and Star Anise Ground, and Pie Spice (versus Pumpkin Pie Spice). So, would have loved to seen more common spices like Poultry Seasoning and Crushed Red Pepper and less of the other not-so-common spices.