Talented Kitchen Spice Rack Organizer - 4 Stainless Steel Wall-Mounted Racks - 24 4 oz Glass Jars & 269 Preprinted Labels, Chrome - Kitchen & Cabinet Seasoning Organizer for Space Saving Spice Storage

I live in an apartment with a fairly small kitchen with equally small counter space. I expected this rack to be all one piece, like so many others, but when I went to hang it I found it was 4 individual racks. This made me so happy! It meant that I could put it almost anywhere and it would work. I found a good spot hung it then filled the jars. The jars are sturdy glass and the lids fit perfectly. They provide 2 different tops for dispensing, and plenty of both. The jars fit a standard bottle of herbs/spices. The funnel was an amazing bonus, foldable silicone makes it so easy to use, clean, and store. The labels for the lids are easy to apply and easy to read. The bottle labels are cute, I like the fact that the label is clear. The only downside is the jar label can be difficult to read on dark herbs/spices but that is such a tiny issue that it doesn't make a dent in how amazing this really is. Thank you for making something so amazing and useful! I look forward to seeing what other useful things you have too.

This set is truly a value for the money! After thorough and long research of weighing all options for spice storage, I chose to buy two sets of these and had no regrets.1. Purchasing two allowed me an ample supply of jars to hold my large collection of spices.2. The combination of stainless steel and glass looked bright in my kitchen and kept it from looking cluttered. I installed small LED lights I bought on Amazon with an adjustable dimmer and on/off switch to add to the overall clean and bright look.3. The jars are heavy duty and of an attractive, easy-to-grip shape. Each jar holds what a glass McCormick jar can hold, so no worries of having excess to store. I liked replacing all my sundry jars with ones of uniform appearance.4. There were strong sealing, easy to apply labels to fit every spice in my collection in a choice of two designs, plus blank ones.5. The kit was generous with no shortages of labels or lids for pouring or sprinkling, and even extras.6. The kit also came with a funnel to fill the jars with, and a handy magnetic conversion chart.7. The racks were shiny and sturdy, but what I like best about them is that the are in separate rows that can be installed separated in any configuration to fit any space. With a large spice collection as mine, the ability to customized to available space is essential. The other options fid not allow for this at all and would have made storage on the wall impossible. The end result was very attractive and fit just right. Don't forget to allow space between the racks for removing the bottles! Each rack attractively holds six jars. The stainless steel and black chalkboard labels look great in my country kitchen, but there are clear labels with black print and blank labels, too.8. This was a fun, worthwhile project that was made less tedious and more economical by the kit, for sure! Buying the jars and all of the materials separately would have cost a lot more. The kit allowed me to take a full inventory of all my spices, to combine partial duplicates, to organize them and declutter the kitchen, and to attractively display them all in a way that allows me to access them easily and monitor for shortages. Thank you!

LOVE these spice racks. Attached them to the side of my kitchen island. For perfectly. Easy to install although anchors were a little difficult to install prior to screws. But all in all I love how it looks!

PRO Loving almost everything about it. Nice bottles with tight seals and pretty to look at. TIP FOR OCD measure 7 inches from screw hole on one shelf to the screw hole on the next shelf to leave enough space for the bottles between the shelves. Used a level and ruler in all directions to insure everything is aligned correctly. Use the ruler and level to mark intended location. Screw in one side of shelf first. Then place the level on the shelf to level shelf. LABLES...to insure even location, put each bottle on a shelf. Use the same location for each bottle. Place label on bottle between the bar. The labels are forgiving and easily removable. Nice to line the labels up, place the correct label, or change out spices. CON...spice funnel is flimsy and hard to clean. Kit does NOT come with chalk marker. Running out of space. Will definitely be buying more of these.

Just what I was looking for... at a good price. I love that the racks came with the jars, labels and a funnel. It looks nice displayed. It also shipped fast, and all contents were included and intact upon arrival. Great buy.

I have bought multiple of this product now, as I am building a wall herb rack. There are pros and cons about this:PROS* It is visually appealing - minimalist and since the racks are individual (4 individual racks) you can hang them how you please.* This comes with the jars that fit perfectly.* They seal pretty tight.CONS* Some arrive warped: it does not matter so much to me, but for someone who is a perfectionist or where this item is being openly displayed; this might matter.* The price changes pretty often! This disappointed me because after buying and installing my first 2 sets - the price increased by several dollars. I was then forced to pay the higher fee, since I want my sets to all match. If you are purchasing more than one of this item - make sure you buy all at once to get the same price for each set.* They are individual racks - 4 in 1 set. This is a PRO in that you can choose how to hang each individual one - however this is also a CON - each set requires 8 screws to be placed in whatever surface you are hanging this on (presumably your wall). 8 holes is a L-O-T. I avoided the damage by hanging them on long pine boards that I had stained and painted - therefore hanging 2 full sets (what would have otherwise been 16 holes in my wall) with only 1 single hole (anchored, of course).Overall, these were ideal for what I was creating. Were I only needing ONE rack - I might have gone with a different item altogether - because if you were to hang these in a pantry or cabinet, installing them on a wooden board first would have been difficult (if not impossible), and the warping on some of the racks would have been a definite deterrent.