SaglerSpice Rack 36 Spice Gripper - Spice Racks Strips Cabinet Door - Use Spice Clips for Spice Organizer - Stick or Screw Spice Storage Clips

My upper cabinets are all unusually deep (2 feet), so lining spices up against the edges would create a waste of space. I considered installing pull out shelves, but this was definitely easier. I installed in November (8 months ago) and they are still going strong. I had to use the screws because the detailing on my cabinets means that neither the inner or outer face is totally flat, so the adhesive would not be a good option. That being said, I decided to strategically use some adhesive along with the screws just to double up. I checked about a week ago and the adhesive has become useless, despite the screws taking the weight of the spices. The screws are in great shape though, so if I hadn't checked, I never would have known the adhesive had failed.I use these for McCormick spices, both the taller ones with skinny necks, and the shorter rounder ones. I also have one or two Christmas tree shops spices. The plastic definitely adjusts to the shape of what you put in there with time and will not go back, if you've been using a spot on a bigger container. However, in 8 months, the plastic has not loosened to the point of anything being unsecured, so I am confident in them.

The package comes with the spice holders and double-sided sticky tape to hold it in place. The tape sticks to the wall/door okay but the other side is a hunk of junk. Every day another unit falls off because the tape does not hold on the back of the spice holders. I have spice jars all over the floor thanks to this useless item and now I am trying my best to get the tape off the wall/door - oh yes, it does pull off the paint/finish. Too bad it won't stick that well to the backs of the holdes. Frustrating, waste of time and I guess you really do get what you pay for - cheap price, even cheaper quality. Also, trying to pry the backing off of the tape is a real chore. Cheap junk.

I just got these today and was excited to install them. Based on other reviews I knew I had to do some prep work.First off, whatever you are sticking it to has to be absolutely grease and oil free. I wiped down my cabinet doors with alcohol.I put one of the strips against the cabinet door and saw it would be too long. I was glad that bending it bit and cutting one off with a pair of scissors was easy as pie.Next was measuring the spice jars. I'm a bit OCD and insist that everything is in alphabetical order. I also didn't want the short bottles with the tall ones. I used a ruler and marked were I was going to put them and also marked where the shelf was so I wouldn't run into it.Those of you who wonder about them sticking on - well let me tell you - they do. My son put the first one on crooked and being more OCD than I am, attempted to remove it. He's 16 years old, strong as an ox, and they wouldn't budge. He finally wound up prying the one off with a knife to remove the sticky then we screwed that one back on.When I put my spices in, they fit nicely. My spices are in glass jars. There were two that refused to stay. I think it has something to do with the Kitchen God's. The Green Goddess just refused, so she's living on a shelf.This is a wonderful product. I still have a few left, so I'll be using them in other parts of the house.Please note that the app decided the portrait pictures should be landscape.

VERY sturdy.EXTREMELY easy setup.IFFY adhesion.I used this product on a narrow, deep cabinet near my stove. I placed one on the underside of the center shelf (U), one on the left side (L), one on the right side (R), and one on the back (B). After 2 weeks, with the door closed and low humidity, U is still perfect, B is still perfect, L has fallen off, and R's left side is where it was, but the right side has fallen some. I should say that the walls of the cabinet were all clean and dry prior to installation, and the product was pushed firmly onto the wall of the cabinet at installation.I have extras and may use them, but I'm not sure they will fair any better.

I'm updating this review after two months of use, because at 4:30am this morning, they came crashing down off my kitchen wall, scaring the life out of me and my dog. I now have to clean 30 broken bottles and spices off of the floor. These are NOT a long-term solution unless you are going to drill them into the wall (which I didn't since i'm renting, hence using sticking clips). I am extremely disappointed and do not recommend them for you if you plan to only STICK them onto the wall.These have worked perfectly for what I needed-a space efficient option for storing spice bottles.Pros:-They're very easy to install and customise-They hold round bottles nicely and I haven't had any slip or fallCons:-They seem to "stretch out", when I take a bottle out the arms don't really go back to their original tightness. Over time, I wonder if they will become too loose to hold the bottles-They only hold round bottles, and the bottles can't be too big. I bought a pack of uniform glass spice bottles, which look great! But they can't hold bottles of extracts, which I was hoping they would

So far so good. I am happy with the way this organized my spices. Two cabinet doors were thick enough to use the screws to secure the plastic holder strips, so I placed them as I wanted using the adhesive to secure it in place while I screwed it in place. But, one cabinet has very thin wood and the first screw, though short, went through and showed from the front, so I removed the screw and I'm trying to use them with just the adhesive. I hope this works, I feel that screwing them in would be the best option, but that cabinet door is just too thin. The only worry I have about the spice holders are that when a large bottle of spice is removed, the holder stays expanded to fit a big bottle. I don't think a small bottle will stay in place in that space in the future. But overall I am happy with them. I will not put glass bottles in the holders that couldn't be securely held in place with screws. I out them in a little basket on a shelf.