SONGMICS Cabinet Organizer Shelf, Set of 4 Kitchen Counter Shelves, Kitchen Storage, Spice Rack, Stackable, Expandable, Metal and Engineered Wood, Cloud White and Natural Beige UKCS010N01The Forest Stewardship Council

This is very lovely product. It is easy to put together and easy to use. It is light weight and allows storage of many different product types. It is also very strong ( my 3yo mistook it for a step stool when I was putting it together) fo such a small thing. Works well and is worth more than the price. I will buy again.

I am in love with these! I bought one set and as soon as I got them into my cabinets, I bought 3 more sets. They work so well in my kitchen cabinets. They look great--very simple, almost like real shelves. The sizes worked really well for me--I got the 12" and the 15". Just 4 screws to put them together, although I will warn you they take some serious turning with the little allen key to get them all the way in. But once you get them together, they are very solid. For somebody short (like I am) and/or who has too much stuff (like I do), these things will definitely make life easier.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Sturdy, easy to put together and I stacked all of them and it holds a lot of stuff. Matches my makeup table right below it.

These shelves are sturdy enough for my needs. I especially like that they were offered in so many choices of wood and metal colors.I chose the white metal with bamboo-colored wood because my Newage Bold garage cabinets have white metal with a bamboo workbench.You realize just how small these shelves are once you remove them from the packaging. I actually thought there was no way that all four shelves could be in the little box that was delivered. The product box even shows a drawing of two shelves on the outside, even though there was four inside.I stacked the shelves, rather than interlock them horizontally. As you can see from my photos, they worked great for holding multiple sizes of battery chargers inside a cabinet.A couple of negatives for me:During assembly, I found that the little screws had Allen heads and the supplied Allen wrench began to strip when fully tightening the screws. Also, the stickers (A1,B1) on the metal legs that show which parts go with each other were difficult to remove without leaving sticky residue.I subtracted a star for the negatives, but overall they're decent little shelves at a decent price!

The product is attractive, sturdy and very easy to assemble. Adequate assembly screws and tool were provided. I used double stick tape to secure the top shelf to the bottom shelf. I used the shelf units to store serving trays, bowls and dishes in the lower portion of a dining room hutch.

These are sturdy. They are small. They don't stay out unless loaded with weight, or, put on non slip surface. The metal frame us wide enough for non slip press on discs.Putting them together was easy. But, you DO need to open them up, lay them down in a row, and then take the metal frames (2 larger and 2 smaller) and make sure you don't just snatch and attach without spending a moment to line them up for the best fit. Take the two larger frames to the two larger boards and lay each frame, in turn, over the pre drilled holes . . . remembering to also rotate each frame head to toe, until you have them centered over the holes. They actually DO fit perfectly over the predrilled holes, but, you have to find the matching set of frame to drilled holes. You'd think it was not possible for pre punched holes and pre drilled holes to not be identicle in matching up the fit, but, I bought 3 sets of these and each fit had to be matched for centering the frame hole over the pre drilled holes.Once I had them lined up, I use my short Phillips to set the screws in the pre drilled holes, then, used my free hand to reach through the frame from the outer edge and press my fingers against the frame to push it evenly toward the edge of the board. Then, simply held it there while using my side-swing ratchet to tighten the screws down. By doing that, each of the frames were attached evenly and straight on each board, 1/4th inch from the edge.I was able to better organize my cabinet. The only issue I had, was that I had 5 dinner plates that would NOT, NOT, NOT, fit under these little shelves. They are on the left, 2nd shelf, with 1 dark blue plate under 4 white rimmed plates. I had to use an old style unit for those. All the plates that DO fit under the units are oval, or fancy old smaller dinner plates, or large bread and butter dark blue plates that I use as dinner plates. They are 10 inch plates.So, if you do not need to put these over large dinner plates, they should work fine for you.The only "problem" I had with them is that they ARE short. So, if you are a perdon with big hands, and, you want to grab and jerk a plare or bowl out, you can't. You actually have be be gentle and lift things out, if you stacked them high. See the 2nd shelf, right side, where I have flat bowls with lips on top of plates. To get a bowl off the stack, I do need to gently lift the 4 bowls off the plates and get my one bowl and put the other bowls back. There isn't enough clearance to just jerk one bowl off. Also, on the 2nd shelf at the right of the center cabinet wood, there are 5 small cereal bowls. I had to remove the top two bowls and take them away, because there was no room for my husband's larger hand to grab the top two bowls. Once those were removed and only the 3 ironwear bowls left, it was easy to grab one bowl and pull it out.

I really like this set. Sturdy material. Easy and quick to ensemble. It is perfect for my organizational system.