Criss-Cross 18-Jar Bamboo Countertop Spice Rack Organizer, Kitchen Cabinet Cupboard Wall Mount Door Spice Storage, Fit for Round and Square Spice Bottles, Free Standing for Counter, Cabinet or Drawers

If you thought they came with spice jars, you are not alone. I was bummed when I found out I paid this amount for just the bamboo spice rack... but then I unwrapped them, and wow! They are great and well worth the price. Sturdy, a good thickness, and the perfect storage capacity for 4oz spice jars (which I ordered from another seller, after measuring and making sure they would fit). I can’t wait for the jars to arrive so I can set these up in my kitchen. They’re so pretty, albeit a bit larger than I originally thought. Once again, my fault for not reading everything thoroughly before ordering. I’m not sure how they hold up in the long run, but they seem like they’ll be long lasting. After the initial sad surprise of no spice jars included, I’m very happy with my purchase.

I love the simple and sleek look of this product. The bamboo assembly is good quality and looks durable and will last a long time! Easy to clean and maintain with no small or moving parts. Looks nice on the counter or in a cupboard!

These nifty organizers look so good, are effectively practical, and are perfect space savers for my spice collection! I had about 70 different herb, spice, and flavors blends to accommodate. I bought 4 and they looks gorgeous in my cabinet. Helps free up so much valuable space!

I absolutely love this spice rack! While I liked he diamond look, I ended up hanging it so it was square on the wall because I loved the look. (and it gave me room for an extra spice jar) I bought two of them and, like another reviewer, used wood glue and clamps to connect them together to make them into a single piece, which made it a lot easier to mount them on the wall. To mount them on the wall, I bought some Sawtooth Picture Hangers (no nail) and hammered them into the back. You just have to be careful as the wood can split.

The product itself is good. Nice design and looks good on the counter. However, be aware that this DOES NOT FIT the Simply Organics 1.6 oz. spice jars. I have an entire set of SO spices and it took me a while to find a spice rack that fits my kitchen theme. Now I have to decide whether I return the spice racks (I bought 2) or buy spice jars that fit. :/UPDATE: I bought spice jars that fit. The racks were too nice! :)

I purchased two of these and put them in my cabinet stacked on top of each other. They will stack, but when you do the spaces between are smaller. I alleviated the problem by removing them and laying them on the counter in the same stacking arrangement, but only the corners touching and hot glued the corners making contact with each other. Works great, looks great.

This is what it has come to...Saturday night spent "leveling up" a spice cabinet. Sunday night spent printing labels for the tops. And it brings me such joy every time I open it! Didn't feel a need to purchase uniform bottles as it's inside a cabinet and that seemed wasteful but labels were a must. Left enough of a gap between the 2 racks to perfectly fit the larger square bottles (Trader Joe's Everything but the Bagel and Simply Organics). Also enough of a gap on one side to fit some jars between the rack and cabinet wall (In all, I can fit 36. Would be able to fit more on top if I moved shelf down lower but wanted to still be able to fit oil bottles, etc on bottom shelf. The weight of the bottles makes it sturdy enough that I didn't need to secure them in place. Just added a little double stick foam tape between the racks and glass so as to avoid slippage. Couldn't be happier with these. Loved seeing the surprised and delighted reaction of my highly organized teen daughter as she went to grab a jar.

I was on the fence about buying this rack as I knew I needed 2 of them and wasn't sure how I could stack them securely. I bought them and was delighted to see they could be stacked relatively easily to hold 36 bottles. I thought I'd share how I did it for anyone else who might be in the same predicament. I purchased a good wood glue and clamps at a hardware store and laid the racks flat. I aligned them and overlapped them very slightly at each of the five tallest points and applied a thin line of glue where they overlapped (see close up photo). Then I clamped the racks together, being careful not to move and get the racks out of alignment. After about a day of drying and curing, they were done. Easy peasy. :) One is good but two is better.