Shelf Reliance Can Organizer, Pantry Storage Rack, Canned Food and Goods, 20 Cans

supper easy to use and very customizable.

This may be a little pricey on the surface but I think it's worth the money. Easy to assemble and surprisingly the instructions are clear, easy to read, and have good pictures. Once assembled the unit is very sturdy. It's fully adjustable for any size can as long as the diameter is within the product specs. Fun fact, plastic jars, like peanut butter, for example, can go in this product too. I wouldn't put glass jars in it though for fear of cracking or breaking as they roll through the channels. There's a lip on the bottom so the cans won't fly out as you load or use your cans. This is great for your pantry. Especially if you're like me and terrible about rotating cans! Using this product will put an end to expired cans that get thrown out and the wasted money that goes with that. The money you'll save by not having to throw out any cans will pay for the unit in no time, especially with today's grocery prices! I definitely am pleased with my purchase and recommend it!

Pretty decent. A chore to assemble, but having something with granular adjustment is a challenge.Can't help feel I paid too much for heaps of plastic.No, I definitely paid way too much for heaps of plastic.But it IS getting use in the pantry rotating dozens of canned goods. Will it pay for itself in spared expired food over its life? Probably not. I'm neurotic enough to regularly organize the pantry.Will it pay for itself in time saved juggling tin cans? Almost certainly.One way or another, it's probably going to be worth it.Still... how much for heaps of plastic? Stuck financing dozens of licencing fees or something? Guess its just a niche market.Anyway. I prefer these over any of the others I've encountered. Some of the 3 tier turn styles defeat the purpose. These stack as high as you need (probably dangerous to stack more than 2). 'Adjustable' to fit virtually any size of can. Just be prepared for a massive under taking if you ever need to 'adjust' to accommodate some other arrangement of cans. I haven't found anything as precise, but it comes at a cost of elbow grease.

Shrank an ugly stack of 12 can cases into half the volume and created a FIFO rotation scheme to make sure no can is forgotten in a back corner of the cupboard for 5 years....

I bought the 20 can version. Good for shallow shelves. Super easy to put together and adjust.Fits (6) 15oz cans a section. (8) 4os cans. Will certainly grab a few more

This review is for the Pantry Plus 60 can holder.Good stuff...1. Pretty easy to put together2. Reasonably sturdy3. Good way to rotate canned goods (in more ways than one)Drawbacks...1. Standard vegetable cans - it won't hold a case of 12 in one slot, only 10 cans2. They don't provide enough dividers to maximize the space for standard vegetable cans (see photo w/yams & carrots filling in the end of the rack with no dividers)3. They don't provide as many top bars as bottom bars so it looks wonky & is not fully stabilized4.The linear space along the shelf takes up more room than the same number of types of vegetable cans when they are standing upright so you can't get as much variety in a given amount of shelf space, this is especially a problem if you are trying to use it for smaller cans such as condensed soup, mandarin oranges, diced chilies....Bottom line: they need to include as many top bars as bottom, and 2-3 additional dividers.

The pricing had me hesitant on this however their were few options on organizers at 11 inches height or less I ended up getting it. I am very, very pleased I did. The design was well thought out & made it very easy to align the parts since measurements were on both sides and directions were easy. I am a stronger person, but still require a rubber mallet to get the part to lock tight enough to stay together. Once in they stay locked. I put this in a pantry that is older warped, shelving & it was flexible enough to adjust to the warp & keep together. The one thing I would consider a down side is that it would do with one more divider arm. They give enough for equally spaced, standard cans, however the whole point is getting to adjust the sizing. If you size smaller for something like tuna, it means having an unusable gap at the end that becomes awkward to store other things around because of the frame being in the way. I haven't looked to see if the dividers can be purchased separately yet, but I am more than willing to live with the awkwardness to get my cans organized and being used in order.

I love love love these shelf organizers!