Grayline 40501, Large Cabinet Rack, White

I bought these to put frequently used items on the door under the kitchen and bathroom sinks. It's a great addition because it allows for easier access to the things that are toward the back of the cabinet. Buying more brings the price down dramatically, so I got five. Two can fit on one kitchen sink cabinet door.

I bought these to attach to the sides of an IKEA dresser that I wasn't particularly attached to, but needed for space. I wanted to clean up the tops of all three of my dressers in my bedroom (apartment living, what can I say?) and putting these on the sides of my IKEA dresser meant that I could keep all my many, many perfume bottles where I could see them without having to find more surface/storage space in my cramped bedroom.These were super easy to install, come with two screws to install...I initially had a bit of worry before installation if the two screws were enough to hold enough weight, but I didn't need to worry at all. Once installed, it's fairly obvious they can hold probably up to 8+ lbs of weight before you need to worry about anything.The size of these racks are great at around 4 inches wide. I had initially thought of putting up a cheap spice rack to hold all my bottles and such, but at no more than 2-to-3 inches max, spice racks were definitely not good. And regular shelves would have been way too wide and a hindrance. If you are worried at all about things falling through the spaces on the bottom, just do what I did and trace the shape of the bottom on a piece of cardboard, cut it out, and slide it under whatever you put on the shelf. I even wrapped mine in cheap wrapping paper that I had around to make it look slightly classier.Now I've got lots of free dresser top space (that I will hopefully maintain and not just fill with more clutter!), and the price from Amazon with Prime shipping could not be beat. I even bought an extra rack similar to this from a popular, chain organization store (that sells "containers" ::ahem!:: ), but it had different (and awkward) position for the screws to go...and the screw holes were bent, which made it harder to install properly (I'm still worried about it falling off). Do yourself a favor and buy these from Amazon. The design is perfect and you don't have to worry about them falling unless you screw them incorrectly into a flimsy surface like drywall.

Love this for my beauty products.

For full disclosure: We have 2 families in our household. 7 children and 4 adults. With friends we consistently have no less than 15 people here each weekday and upwards of 25 on the weekend. It's important to stay organized.All of our kitchen cabinetry and closet doors are of solid wood. I have attached these on the inside of each (I don't want to see the clutter). They have become absolutely essential at staying organized.BEDROOMS: Having only 2 1/2 baths, everyone is required to shower & then getready in their rooms. Putting these on the inside of closet doors, allows everyone to store their deodorants, hair products, etc. without cluttering dresser tops.KITCHEN: I LOVE having the items most used being seen at a glance and pulled right of the inside of the cabinet doors - so these teenagers are not mussing through my cabinets.BASEMENT: Our basement door is right off the kitchen & the least used area of the house. It's so nice to be able to open the door & see things that are used less often or seasonally (WD40, bug spray, etc.) - at the time I need them. I do not like buying additional items because I can't find what I already have, or remember where I put it.BATHROOMS: Again, mounted inside cabinet doors. Used for medicines and extra shampoos, etc.I guess I should note that we buy things on sale and often stock up. And I always like a house to look pretty, if not "staged", yet still run efficiently. The additional storage and ability to declutter in a place that is out of sight, but easily accessible, makes these racks a MUST in our household.I've purchased the varying sizes that are available on Amazon.

It's just a utilitarian household item, right? Like others, I have older Grayline stuff in my house. Sturdy and a good value. So I just hopped onto Amazon and blindly ordered more trusting the Grayline name. It was a mistake not to check the reviews. Gatzies delivered like they always do, but I can't return without it costing as much. Not their fault,I knew that going in. These "new" thin wire versions are barely adequate and highly disappointing compared to the old ones. They aren't going to do what I need so I'm stuck. It's another one of those things that you wish they would have kept the same and just charged more as needed. Instead, the Grayline name is the cost as it no longer is synonymous with value.

I have purchased several of these to help increase the storage in my kitchen cabinets. Of the three that I bought, only one remains in our kitchen. The other two mysteriously fell while I was rearranging our pantry items and while I think I contributed to them falling, I did not feel good about re-hanging them, so now they're in my craft closet waiting to be repurposed. The one remaining in the cabinet has been installed the longest and has held up well with no signs of falling like the other two. I can't think of anything I did differently in installing them, but that's why this product only gets four stars instead of five. Don't let my experience deter you from purchasing these, they're extremely handy! But maybe put a washer over the screw before securing them to the wall or cabinet- it might not look very pretty but that would have likely kept mine more secure and I'd still have use of all three in the kitchen.These are good for holding medicines, light containers (like a canister of breadcrumbs or coffee creamer) and I plan on installing the two that fell in my craft area to hold paints and other supplies.