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Question: Could I put two of these side by side n my pantry shelf which is 33 inches wide? There is space for it to hang off the side but would it be stable?
Document: This item wolud have been great if the shelves were all the same width. I could have used it with only two shelves but I paid for three and expected to be able to use three. I forced the third shelf into the side brackets but that snapped the spacers out of shelves.I returned it and got a prompt refund.I would love to have two of these for my cabinets but at this price I cannot afford to hire a welder to modify the shelves to fit.
This is a super heavy duty rack which is larger than I expected. The photo shows it holding 3 cans wide, but there is room leftover. I would guess you could put 3 28 oz cans side by side. It also holds 4 deep of regular 15oz cans and 3 deep of 28oz cans. There are 6 guidebars which can be attached anywhere to keep your cans rolling straight.I have this sitting on wire shelving and something to note is that it must have a solid surface to sit on. Fortunately, the box it comes in is nearly the right size and with slight trimming, it fits perfectly under it.
This is a great item for storing cans, jars, etc. Easy to assemble and holds more items than I expected. Two of them fit perfecty sideby-side on the 36&#34; wide Whitmore stainless shelves I bought. Very versatile and functional with plastic dividers for each row if desired. Holds all types of cans, including tuna fish cans which I placed at the end of the row. Sturdy enough to double stack cans on top shelf. Very  pleased. Great for standard size bottled sauces (pasta sause, pizza sause, and like.)
I just put 7 of these together (all by myself) and had NO problems. The frame even has arrows on it that say &#34;this side up and put these arrows on the inside of the frame. It sometimes took a little patience and fiddling to get all 4 shelf hooks to go on at the same time (make one wish they had another hand) but after the first one all the rest were easy.The shelves hold a variety of can sizes. They will even hold a large spaghetti sauce can and 2 regular sized cans on the same shelf  (across the shelf) I do wish that they included a couple extra of the plastic can separators for use with the littler cans like the ones for tomato sauce or green chilisThese racks have really added space and organization to my pantry!
We recently remodeled and now I have a large pantry, I ordered only one originally just to see how it would work. These are GREAT for organizing my pantry! I ended up ordering one more and I'm contemplating yet another one. Very easy to see what cans you have and stores many in a smaller space than just placing them on the shelf. The only issue I had with them is they are a little taxing to put together, especially once you are trying to place the last shelf, fits VERY tight and hard to maneuver the pieces into place.
I purchased this thinking (and hoping) that it might help in my pantry to give me a little more space and help organize my canned foods. Unfortunately, it did neither.Each shelf will only hold 36 cans. 4 cans in each of the 3 sections and 3 shelves. In the amount of space it consumes I can fit probably twice that many. Stacked of course. And with all of that wasted space, I now had to find room for the items that can no longer fit on the rack due to the space limitations.It doesn't really help with keeping the newer item in front either since you would need access to the back to put the newer items in the back.
I had measured my shelf space exactly (13.4 inches height). On the product description, is states the dimensions as 13.25 inches tall. They are NOT!! They are 13.5 inches tall. And, that's not even including the extra height the cans are going to create. Wish I had never purchased them!
You can only put 4 standard size cans per row. If you have shallow cabinets this might be perfect, but for those with deeper cabinets you will have a lot of space behind this organizer. It would be great if they made another size that was deeper and could hold more than 4 cans per row.Check the dimensions before ordering to make sure it will be a good fit for your space.
The wings come folded on one side but due to the way the shelf was designed you have to flip the wings over to the other side.I'll post a picture of how the shelf should be assembled.=== 12/7/13 ===Had trouble assembling this product and customer service responded right away. Will try new instructions.=== 12/7/13 ===(see my uploaded image - note that in the image uploaded by SimHead82, the guides also did not reach the front of the shelves)I ordered 2 of these racks, hoping that I could stack one on top of the other.
We have a large pull out pantry where we keep many items including canned foods. My Wife has a method of adding groceries akin to simply finding a space and cramming the can or box in. It was a mess. We ended up being out of foods we needed (like canned chicken stock), and having way more cans of stuff we only use occasionally (like garbanzo beans). The Can Rack Organizers saved our sanity and budget! We purchased two of them and they just fit on the shelf. After about one hour of reorganizing, we can now easily see what we have, what we need that should be on the grocery list, and we actually have way more room in the pantry.
Answer: If you really want two of them in that space you could put a board on your shelf and put the one that is going to hang over the shelf on the board. You would want your board to be as long as your organizer, so both feet are sitting on it, for stability. If you are crafty and/ or handy you could paint the board, or cover it with contact paper, if you don't care you would just want to sand it down to be sure it was smooth and there were no splinters. Either of the big DIY places will cut wood down to the size you want it, for a small fee. Your organizers won't be even, if that bothers you, you can put another board under the organizer on the shelf. I know this is months after you asked, but when I saw your question this popped in my head and I thought it might help if you haven't come up with a solution yet.