The Lakeside CollectionSlim Rolling Can and Spice Racks - White

Be very careful when putting together! Breaks easily! Looks nice when complete!

I couldn't love this more. I bought it earlier this year and wanted to see how well it endured before reviewing. I am not easy on the kitchen items, if it can handle me and my kids... from being knocked over several times to being used a rolling spice car and slammed into the walls, my kids think it's a big toy for them. But it's majorly convenient for me. Firstly the price and size was the biggest deciding factor. I had a very small space to work with and most that I found was too wide, but this fit right into the dimensions i needed. Secondly, the assembly was super easy. I think it took me about 30 mins to get it put together. Thirdly, I love the convenience of this. I have a lot of spices (this unit is filled and still have some in my over the stove cabinet) trying to find what i needed. (with 2 screaming kids and animals running around when you are too short to see into the small over the stove cabinets) now I can find everything relatively quickly and don't feel like I either need to get a running start and pole vault myself in to the cabinet or have to use a chair to climb my way up and get pelted by the heat of the stove or if one of my kids decided to play earthquake with said chair. Lastly, this fit almost all of spices. The only ones it doesn't fit I'd my economy (26oz) sized seasonings. Also, my only complaint, is that the only color I could get was white. I have since painted it gray.

Just moved into a new house and discovered an entire drawer and cabinet were being wasted because the stove was to close to the counter. I needed 4 inches to make them functional again, but that meant there would be a big gap between the stove and the counter.This spice rack has been an effective solution. The gap is gone and everything looks OK. Plus, my spices are well organized and conveniently next to the stove, where I need them. This is the very positive angle!That said, the product is cheap cheap, as many reviews mention. Putting it together was easy, but extra care is needed to avoid tightening screws too much and cracking the wood (MDF). Some screws won’t tighten fully or at all. The straps holding the spices from falling could break, if you’re not careful. The paint coating is thin — I anticipate it won’t last a lifetime. Additionally, it’s really not too stable when it’s not between the counter and stove.In short: It’s funky! But… It fixed my problem and, overall, I’m satisfied with my purchase.

This worked perfectly to fill the space between my cabinet and fridge. It had a lot of little pieces to put together and I used wood glue on the dowels to give it extra strength. It glides easily even with the weight of cans in it. I painted the front to match my kitchen cabinets so it really blends in and looks like part of the cabinets. It won’t fit any can bigger than a Campbell’s soup can and that was a little disappointing. I was hoping to put vegetables and tomato sauce cans in it. But even though, it will hold smaller cans and spices very well. I recommend it to anyone needing that little bit of extra storage space.

What I like:1) The size. You can fit quite few spices and it's shelves are wide enough for the larger brisket rub spice containers and such.2) Easy assembly. BUT. But. DO NOT use a drill, especially to tighten the screws. Hand tighten and don't give it any onion.What I don't like:1) Its fiber board (think, densely compressed, paperlike consistency). Its not even particle board (bigger wood particles).2) The price, related to the materials used in manufacturing.3) I'm worried about its durability.I bought this and mounted it under my cupboard, as a slide out spice rack. The manufacturer recommends the casters that come with the rack; However, it wobbled and was not stable!!! Since I had already assembled it, I didn't want to mess with a return, hence, the slide mount. So far its holding but just in case, I used small bolts/nuts to put L brackets on the top and side to hold the highest rack I used to mount the track on. So, hopefully it wont fall off. But the fiberbord is cheap and on my mind.

We have this between our stove and our refrigerator. You hardly notice it’s there until you need it. It’s nice to have it hidden but all of your essentials to be close by when you need them. Be careful if you pull it out because it will fall over and dump. It’s thin enough that it doesn’t have a lot of stability. That would be my only complaint, but you just don’t wanna pull it out beyond where it’s supposed to be stored,that solves the problem.

I needed extra storage for canned goods so I bought this. While it is easy enough to put together, it is lacking in sturdiness, storage, and movement. Sturdiness is flimsy due to the material used as you simply cannot tighten the screws, they just spin and spin never reaching a point where they are tight. Perhaps this is due to the below par fake wood for the product. Only thing that is real wood is the decorative pieces on the side but still is subpar building materials. Storage...well on cans that will fit on it are Vienna Sausage cans. Anything larger than that simply will not fit and as far as spices go the space is too large. Wheels...Oh I knew I was in trouble when I saw the wheels and the intended screws for them. the Holes for the screws on the plate are almost too large and the screws are not even 1/4" threading. We are talking cheap manufactured wood and you can't provide a better choice for a screw to hold the wheels on? The Wheels also do not pivot so you have to drag it if you need to get it around a corner. So would I buy this again? NOT a Chance! Basically I just paid for two of these (One is being returned for damage upon reciept) to have a prototype of how to not build one. With some modifications and some REAL QUALITY WOOD, the PROPER WHEELS, and better spacing on the shelving this could be a phenomenal rack. Unfortunately it did not meet my needs at all due to it not holding canned goods that are bigger than a vienna sausage can(even that I had to force in the shelving). UPDATE: This lasted a full week before it totally broke.