Simple Houseware Stackable Can Organizer Rack for Pantry/Cabinet – 11.5" D x 17" W x 13.75" H, Holds 36 Cans, 3-Tier Can Food Storage Dispenser, Chrome

Good product and good Seller. Arrived on time and it was easy to assemble (nice touch: extra parts were included). It holds a lot of cans and frees up pantry space. It looks nice, too.

Works great! Fits good on my shelf that is15 1/4 H. Easy to assemble

Great product, easy to assemble. Great for organizing cans in the pantry. But if you're wanting to save space, this isn't the way to go

I bought the rose-colored metal racks -- two of them. They look great in my kitchen pantry. I wish there were a couple extra dividers, but it works OK without them. Plenty of room for different size cans and I also had enough room to turn one of the slots into Jiffy muffin package storage. Easy to put together. Sturdy.

Very sturdy and works great.

These hold a ton of cans are very easy to see. Keeps thing organized and iventory is a breeze.

I bought 3 of these in 2018. Thinking it was the same product (even Amazon tells me so, since it has my older order memorized), I bought another. The newer design is a different dimension, and not as deep as the earlier version. It will not stack on top of the older version of the exact same product. The shallower design also means that it holds only 3 of the most common can size, not 4. You can squeeze a 4th can in, but it will be perched on the edge and not lie fully inside the tray.The steel used in these racks is serviceable but it is thin and just enough to hold its design load, with no room for error. You can stack them, but I doubt that stacking more than two would be safe or stable.It's an otherwise attractive solution for can storage. Fit and finish is good, and assembly is simple, though the generally flimsy nature of this rack once assembled doesn't inspire confidence. I wouldn't have bought a 4th unit if I didn't think it would work, but now that I have, I can't use it with the older racks, and since it won't go 4 cans deep I'm not about to replace one of the existing racks with a second new one just so I can stack them.If you are thinking "bakers rack" when you look at this item, you are overestimating its sturdiness. It will hold up so long as it is not disturbed or stressed. It is not going to set records for longevity or be passed down from generation to generation. I'd be happy to pay $5 to $10 more for a rack that WAS that sturdy. This is not that rack.

After extensive searching and review reading, I purchased 2 of these stackable units. And then I loaded them up. The vertical spacing comprises of 4 evenly spaced rows. Height-wise, I can fit 32-ounce can of crushed tomatos; I can also fit (rolling on its side) bottles of Trader Joe's pasta sauces. For each shelf, there are 2 plastic adjustors that clip in and can slide to adjust and fit the widths of the cans. With 2 dividers per shelf row, you can have 3 sections per shelf.What finally excited me is that I have been agonizing on how to organize the many supplements I access regularly. I wanted to see them and have easy access, yet be organized. (And of course, they range so many different sizes and heights!)I stacked 2 of these organizers. The top row, uncovered, now contains all of my supplements. It may not be an answer for everyone. And the majority of folks probably don't utilize the number of supplements I keep. But if you do, and are on a budget for a solution in a tighter-spaced area, this may be a consideration. I know I feel relief and gladness at finally having all of these bottles easy to locate and use and re-store at a glance. I now consider my investment very worthwhile.About Sturdiness: I have stacked two and loaded them up. The frame is metal. There are plastic pegs to cover the four "feet" that touch the ground so nothing will scrape the floor. When I lightly shook the doubled unit loaded up, I could feel the heaviness of all it is holding and a very slight flexible sway. I do not think this thing is ever going to break. I think it is soldered sturdily. But I don't know how great I would feel stacking THREE units and filling all of them with heavy cans. Not sure if adding that much more heavy weight might begin to strain the bottom shelf. If I did stack 3 units, I'd make sure it was in a closeted location where it could never be accidentally banged into by a child. Or I'd use the top shelves for lighter items such as Saran Wrap rolls. It does not feel now as if it would tip or come undone without major applied pressure.I'm glad I got these! They are a major, well-operating space saver!