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Question: Can anyone tell me Approximately how many cans this holds?  Also the picture shows small tomato paste cans and it looks like the wires are welded into place so you can only use tomato paste cans or something smaller in that slot. Is this accurate or is it adjustable?
Document: I am completely happy with this Organize It All Can Rack. In fact I was so happy with my purchase that I immediately ordered a second rack. The contruction is very sturdy (not at all flimsy like other racks I have bought in the past). Also, you can use many different sized cans, I have tiny cans for tomato paste and large cans of eggnog on the same rack. I even used the top of the rack to hold jars of cake frosting and marshmallow fluff.
this thing is crap and I am keeping it cause the return will cost me too much. I had to tape the separators in place to stop them from moving. for smaller cans like tomato paste they tilt and get stuck.
It is sturdy, easy to put together and the cans roll well. Works good for my house because I buy a few of each type at a time...not a dozen....so I really didnt need a rotater.I'm giving it 4 stars because it only comes with 6 dividers so the picture is a bit misleading. I ended up using three dividers on the bottom shelf which included small tomato paste cans and short pineapple cans. That meant only one divider on the top shelf.
I do wholeheartedly agree with other reviewers - assembling this thing IS a real pain, and the instructions are lacking. It took me some guesswork to figure it out. But once I did, the thing is sturdy and has made such a difference in my pantry.I like that you can modify the width of each "divided" area. I can store everything from big 28oz cans, jars of spaghetti sauce, to small tomato paste style cans. I bet this would be great for baby food, too.
This would be best for small cans. Progresso Soup cans, for example, are too big and you need to squeeze them in and out which is both annoying and tricky. Smaller cans like Campbell's condensed &#34;cream of..&#34; soups fit nicely. Too bad not all cans are that small. The 'dividers' do not stay in place so cans don't stay in their rows.
This was ok for now. The dividers did me no good though. It didn't seem as sturdy as I would like but I have mostly larger cans like the big tomatoes and large soup cans. It would be perfect if I only used regular cans. It also worked on the slightly smaller spaghetti sauce jars like alfredo in the middle and that was unexpected, I thought it would be too small. I got three and they all seemed to be fine.
It took me a while to put this organizer into use as we were painting our home's interior (including closets and pantry!) Once I took it out of the box, it was quick and easy to assemble. It holds a LOT of cans and I'm able to keep much more in a smaller space, while still being able to see what I've got. Even getting cans from the back is okay...I just have to remove those in front of it and slide them right back into place again.
I am very pleased with the Organize It All Can Rack. It is very sturdy and even holds jars of spaghetti sauce securely. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was because I would like for the rods on the shelves to be closer together to accommodate smaller cans. I purchased 3 for my pantry and they solved the problem of trying to stack cans only to have them fall over when looking for something. Everything is visible and accessible.
Keep in mind 45 plus cans are heavy, if you are using more than one make sure you shelf can take the weight. Also the rubber legs were put on the top wire runs and not on the bottom, I had to remove the rubber bumper legs from the top and place them on the bottom where they belong. The parts picture in the instructions is upside down concerning the vertical parts, make sure you turn it over.
I can also use the top shelf to store 3 across by 4 deep of the larger cans that are shown in the image. It keeps the cans where I want them, and it does it in a smaller footprint than I would normally have.
Answer: It depends on what type of cans you are storing.  on average it holds 4 cans deep for fruit, veggies. For soup cans like campbells  I get 5 deep and for the large bush beans can I get 3 (but I can still fit 1 can of soup behind them.  The dividers between the cans are not permanently  affixed to one spot so you can place them at any width you choose. Right now I have 35 cans on it.  It is very sturdy and I have absolutely no sag in the shelves.