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Question: If you turned it on its side, could you use it as a shelf organizer horizontally, instead of vertically, as designed? (possibly putting 2 'together'?)
Document: I ordered a number of different organizers like this to use on a large set of storage shelves. This particular organizer turned out to be quite useful because the dividers are far enough apart (a scant 2 1/2 inches) to hold platters and trays that have a bit of depth to them. Mine are all stored horizontally or else they are round, so none sticks up above the organizer more than it is inside, if that makes sense. it is working great for me.
After smashing my foot for the 50th time I decided I had to find a better idea, so looked for a way to vertically 'store' the bags. This turned out to be perfect.Be sure to measure the area you plan to use this in to make sure it'll work for you, but here's been my experience using it in my freezer (side-by-side fridge/freezer). Depth wise I've found that I can keep this in the front, with larger things (i.e.
This is perfect for fitting in cake pans, muffin pans, it worked very well and did exactly what I wanted it to do, allowed me to store my baking pans vertically on a shelf, giving me extra room and extra storage.The Seville organizer is heavy duty. I have bought 2 more since my original review. I have one in the pantry holding a heavy cast iron flat round pan, a butcher's pan, it holds them with ease. I like that the slots are fairly far apart.
Bought one  a couple of weeks ago and now ordered two more. Very stylish organizer:  well constructed and just the right size in height and width. Bought a pan organizer which turned out to be 1/2&#34; too tall and had to turn it sideways to use it for other purposes and not nearly as attractive..  Will replace it when the new order is received. Also versatile as it can be used for muffin pans and also for storing lids. Highly recommend.
I originally bought one of these to store my cutting boards vertically. It worked as promised.I had also been looking for something to help organize my records in a cabinet because I couldn't easily flip through without dealing with the weight of them shifting from side to side. On a whim, I tried out this pantry organizer with some records and it worked perfectly! It's sturdy and does the trick. I ordered 3 more for my cabinet.
I had a nesting stack of baking dishes, 4 to be exact. I usually needed the 3rd one. The same can be said of my cookie sheets. This will not give someone more space in their cupboards however it will make it much easier to pull out the size needed for use. Before buying one make sure the item can be turned on its side to store. I'm not able to store my pizza pan or my cutting boards as they are too tall for the shelves.
I have purchased many of these, of course they are helpful in the kitchen with storage as everyone knows. However, I have found many other uses for them around the house! They are super sturdy and good quality. I use them on a shelf in my closet to vertically organize handbags and purses so it's easy to see what you have. Handy for keeping placemats separated and in view. Useful for holding record albums, magazines and picture frames.
My cupboard has a fixed shelf that makes it extremely difficult to hold anything upright. I put smaller items like a large casserole dish, cutting board and the like on this organizer, and I placed it so that larger baking sheets could lean against the wall and be held at an angle by this. Perfect!
Some of the other organizers I looked at were raised, had "legs" on the bottom,  or had thick bases, so they would not fit well on the shelf and limited the height of the baking sheets or cutting boards that they could accomodate. Highly recommend. Way better and less expensive than the organizer I purchased from Pampered Chef. Only wish they offered one with 5 or 6 openings.
I ordered two of the Kitchen pantry organizer/racks. They are of sufficient weight to hold all my cookie sheets, pie and cake pans. I was stacking everything on top of each other. It  was aggravating when I baked to find the right pan. I did no screw the rack down,  I just put them on a lower shelf and loaded the racks. I wanted something that did not slide and move too much and I could take with me.
Answer: Possibly but I don't think its deep or stable enough to hold anything large or heavy.