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Question: Has anyone actually stacked this rack, as in the description?
Document: We recently moved & while trying to organize my pantry I checked Amazon & found the DecoBros Supreme Can Rack Organizer. I had a smaller, cheaper version of a can rack in our other house which can't compare to this one. This one is fabulous & holds all size cans & is extremely sturdy! After purchasing it, I actually received an email from the company advising me that some customers had a problem with assembly. They clarified the instructions & I had no problem. I love the rack & customer service is great!I would definitely recommend this product to anyone interested in organizing their pantry or cabinets.
I have this can rack in my pantry and it made a nice impact on my ability to find the can I need and eliminates the dilemma of cans precariously stacked (or falling). Easy to assemble. Bigger than I expected (which is great) and very sturdy.
This rack is very well built, sturdy and easy to assemble. Provides great visibility of what we have in stock/need to buy. We previously stacked cans on a single shelf and had to &#34;shuffle&#34; through them to look for a particular soup. Now, we can see at a glance what we have. It is flexible enough for other size cans such as tuna, clams, fruit, etc. Unit would only fit on one shelf so we could not stack them. So, our second unit is on an adjoining.
Unless of course, you remove all of the cans AND THEN put them back with the newest items going in first.Overall, it is a nice rack and it was simple enough to put together, as long as you are capable of reading instructions. (For the person who needed a hammer, the obviously did not read the instructions).I would not recommend this to anyone though. It really isn't very useful in any application i can think of.
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.
I currently have racked all sizes, from large (22 oz) cans of beans to small (4 oz) cans of green chiles.As a consequence of design spacing between shelves, RACK PROBABLY WILL NOT ACCOMMODATE CANS LARGER THAN ABOUT 3-1/2 INCHES (9 CM) IN DIAMETER. This means no 28-oz cans in the rack.This actually was my second order from the retailer (Pretty Star); first order was mislaid somewhere in transit, through no fault of the retailer (apparently a shipping company error).
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 purchased two of these and stacked them. I filled these racks completely with heavy cans. Holding nicely. Very pleased with this product.
Now I can actually find my canned goods without wrestling with them and almost always dropping a can on my foot.
Only disappointment is that the front metal pieces are very sharp and actually punctured holes in a soda can. Suggestion:  remove gently to allow the next can to land without breakage.
Answer: yes we have two stacked and its just great