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Question: Will it hold pop cans?  I would like sturdy (chrome or heavy plastic) pop can dispensers that would fit in a refrigerator with only 14" deep shelves.
Document: These are good if you have a more shallow shelf. I have deeper shelves so these aren't deep enough. I have another shelf behind these so I can store my larger and smaller cans that won't fit in these dispensers. I am finding myself wishing I had gotten a larger dispenser that could hold different size cans. For the $40+ I spent on 4 of these, I could have gotten one nice big dispenser.
I looked at many options. The larger frame can dispensers looked a little messy and seemed to bow under the weight of the cans. These hold 8 cans so not a huge commitment to one type of canned food. I have 3 and am going to purchase a 4th. Really excited about my "new" pantry. I also used copco and oxo turn-tables, along with suspended wire "shelves" from Home Depot and woven bins.
These Copco Can Dispensers are absolutely a life saver if your looking for saving space. I bought 2 of them for my canned goods in my pantry which now gave me more room. I will buy more of these can dispensers as soon as they get more in. I know they're made of plastic and there are 4 little plastic rods that connect the 2 sides together but its pretty sturdy.
So we have a rather unusual refrigerator, every shelf slides in and out for easy access. While this may be a pleasant feature for some, we find it a bit irritating because there's a lip on the back of each shelf, which means they are not as deep as ordinary refrigerators. As such, we selected this can dispenser because its measurements fit our wonky fridge. Unfortunately, while I cannot accuse it of having inaccurate dimensions, I can share that the cans do not fit properly.
I was pleasantly surprised how sturdy this is. It snaps together simply and is strong. Won't fit the larger cans, but I have enough of the smaller standard size veggie/soup cans. I was contemplating ordering 3 more to organize my pantry (and just using a shelf for the larger cans,) but then the price shot up $2 each for this. For less than the price I would pay to buy 3, I can buy a large 3 tier metal unit that will fit all my cans.
I ordered 2 of these to organize my canned foods pantry. I gave it 4 stars because it is not as sturdy as I would like it to be. But for my purposes, it works great. I will probably be ordering 2 or 3 more because it is such a space saver.
I wish that they were a bit more heavy duty. They do the job right but not as thick of plastic as I has thought.
Due to the price I ordered five. So easy to put together right out of the box; a four year old could do it! My pantry looks much better and the cans can roll nicely. Got here two days earlier than estimated! They are very sturdy plastic and look great!
Excellent unit that controls different size cans. Exactly what I was looking for so I bought three. Would have preferred metal but this plastic is working fine for now.
I ordered five of these can dispensers, hoping to organize my ready-to-serve soups, as well as the rest of my pantry's canned goods. They all arrived in an extremely timely manner (just a matter of days) and in pristine condition. The racks were easy to assemble and truly hold MOST cans, such as condensed soups, fruit,etc. In THAT respect, these racks are a Great Value.
Answer: I don't use them for pop cans but I tried it and it works very well.  Cans fit when smallest adjustment used.  You can adjust width from a quarter to a half inch if you don't want a tight fit.  I purchased a chrome one at Amazon and it doesn't work well at all.  Cans do not drop down evenly and create jam in back do unit.  Copco will fit in 14 " shelves.  I tried four different can storage units at Amazon and the Copco ones are the only ones I would recommend.