SONGMICS Spice Racks, Set of 2 Metal Cabinet Shelf Organizers, Countertop Organizers, Shelf Risers, Stackable, Expandable, White UKCS01WT

These are a couple of mighty little shelves. I actually wanted them to help tame my collection of coffee mugs in my cupboard. They are the perfect size for that in that the mugs fit completely on the shelves, and they also fit completely underneath the shelves. I am using the shelves separately, but one does fit underneath the other, if that is what you need. They are very sturdy as they are all metal and the square bracket type legs make them very stable. I have to say that the packaging was an engineering marvel. Lol. Very efficiently packed in their very slim box. All parts were included and it was super easy to put together--or would have been had I even glanced at the directions. I ended up putting the shorter support bracket on what was meant to be the taller shelf. Easy enough to correct, but just a note to take a quick look at the directions. No fault of the manufacturer as every part is clearly labeled with a letter, but they can't help user error. These shelves are an incredible value and just what I was looking for to help me organize my cupboard. I'd buy them again in a heartbeat.

They are easy to put together. If you have 3 hands. Stable and looks good. Would buy again.

I have a manual Torx head and also one for my electric drill so installation was not the problem. The problem was that the screws will only fit one turn into the small hole of the shelf legs and are too small for the large holes. Using the drill to try to push the screws through the small holes did not work. I had to drill the small holes of the legs to make them larger but then the screws wiggled because the hole were now just slightly too large and the legs were not steady. I did not have a drill bit that was between the two closest to the width of the screws. Lucky for me I found screws with nuts purchased or leftover, from who knows when, and they fit perfectly. So, as long as the brown shelf isn't flipped over, no one will know the the brown screws have shiny gold nuts underneath to steady the legs. I had to get creative as this was the only shelf with the right dimensions for my guest room TV and matched color of the furniture piece it sits on. The old cable box had a solid top and the TV and turntable could sit on top of it. The new cable box is much smaller and has vent holes on the top so I cannot stack them like the past or the unit will overheat. The shelves are great but there was no quality control to ensure the screws fit the small holes of the legs or, nuts were included to be able to secure the screws tightly. As long as you have the right tools and willing to get creative, they are a great buy.

UPDATE FEBRUARY 2023::: The company reached out to me and made everything whole again for me. These people really do care. The product is being upgraded in the near future I'm told, so I'll buy again when properly manufactured. 5 stars at least for the company, 1 for the current product. **ORIGINAL ONE STAR RATING:::What a piece of....well you know. It took approximately 30 minutes total to put together. Let me tell you why. First there are only 6 simple parts, 2 shelves and 4 brackets or legs. Comes with a pack of about 8 screws/bolts, no nuts though. Easy peasy, lemon squeezy, "extremely easy or simple" so far. Now starts the agony. It appears that if you assemble it as shown you use the "little" holes. OK, it looks like the "bolts" are meant to thread into some non existent threads as there is NO taper like a screw, leading you to believe the "little" holes are tapped. Of course the said bolts are metric (not a good start for someone born, educated and raised in the USA). Then to top it off they are some kind of metric "allen wrench". OK, but WHERE is the needed wrench? It's so not included. I finally found one to fit (kind of), inserted it into my drill and started to grind the non tapping "screw" in, making threads as I went. Worked on some, but others the hole is too small. Had to round up a slightly larger drill bit and tried one but it turned out a "little" too big, so the bolt/screw had nothing to thread into. Just drilled 'em all. Had to get out my nut and bolt (SAE) collection to find enough to assemble the little shelf. Of course my stuff is a more common head (slot/ phillips combo type) so had to round up a proper US made screwdriver for it as well as some pliers to back up the nut. See where 30 minutes went? I'm so not a happy camper, so 1 star. Threw all the supplied "screws/bolts" in the trash where they should be.

Great for different areas/cabinets around the house or garage. And easy to put together. After I completed both As and Bs, I placed the B, larger unit on a table, removing the bottom-left screw; then, I placed the smaller A unit on top, matching the holes well before replacing the screw. Since I realized two screws were what was needed to hold them in place, I then removed the upper right screw (diagonally opposite to the first one) and after centering the holes well, I put the screw in place. Both units are now held together well. They will go in my kitchen cabinets and from my initial testing the shelving is strong enough to hold several cans if needed. Another option is to keep folders of a kind together on these shelves on top of my desk; i.e.,one shelf can hold the TO DO ones and another the ones in process, etc. My folder shelving unit is already full with one of a kind folder on it, taking too much space. Because of the constant use, I elected not to file them away in cabinets... grouping them together in proper order should solve the problem.

I bought these spice racks with an unusual use in mind—not for the kitchen, but for my home server cabinet. I needed a sturdy, ventilated platform to help improve airflow between my network gear and servers, and these shelf risers turned out to be perfect. They're made of metal, very stable, and surprisingly strong for their size. The open-grid design allows for excellent air circulation, which is exactly what I needed to help prevent overheating in a confined rack. The expandable and stackable feature made it easy to customize the layout to fit my cabinet dimensions perfectly. Honestly, for anyone doing a DIY setup where airflow is critical (tech tinkerers, gamers, home lab enthusiasts), these are a smart, low-cost alternative to custom shelving. Looks clean, works great, and holds up well under weight. A great find!

I was thrilled to find a metal storage shelf for my kitchen cupboard. My excitement lasted until I received the package from Amazon and tried to put it together. It comes neatly packaged in a 13 1/2" x 9 1/2" box, I thought, hmmm, that's pretty cool how they shipped it. When I opened it and attempted to put it together the "fun" began. As other reviewers have indicated, they sent 8 small screws but I also got the tool to tighten them and remove them. The shelves themselves are beautiful, I bought the white and the little flower design is nice, it lets air circulate. Well, the bottom shelf screwed in pretty well, the screws are so short, the don't have much overlay, but they work. The top of the 2nd shelf was much worse, there were no threads in the shelf, so the little screws just fell right through and rested there, not good. But I thought, I am using this on the top shelf in my kitchen, so I won't be using it too often. Here's what I did to make it work: I went to the hardware store and bought a 6 pack bag of Flat Head Phillips Zinc #12 3/4 inch (I only needed 4, but they didn't have a bag with that quantity) with tax it cost me all of $1.36. I went home and just slip them through all 4 top holes in the top shelf, no screwing needed. Then I put the shelf right against the wall in the cupboard, so the wall supports it a lot. I put my supply of vitamins and supplements on the top shelf (the tallest bottles to take advantage of all the height I had), then in the middle shelf some more and the bottom portion some storage containers. The shelving system is NOT very stable, but you can make it work if you work around that. I wouldn't trust it to put heavy things on it, but it is perfect for light things. I really like it despite it's flaws.

I love anything that is going to organize my life and these are on that list! One of the nice features of these shelves (that I don't use) is that they stack and securely connect to each other. I also like that they look nicer than the wire ones. They are also better than the wire shelves because they have a solid shelf so things don't slide through or sit crooked. The size is perfect for a standard cabinet. I don't have anything very heavy on mine but they do appear to be sturdy enough for a stack of heavy dishes. I am very pleased with this purchase.