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Squeezed the 15.7 inch into the dead corner beside my fridge where nothing else fit. Spices on top, utensils hanging below, paper roll on the back bar. My counter has never looked this clear.
First attempt the plate slid because I skipped wiping the wall down. Cleaned it properly and it has not moved since. The shelf holds my tea tins and a towel and looks tidy. Just do the prep step.
Wiped the wall, stuck the plate, let it sit, lifted the shelf on. That was it. I put mugs on the tray and my strainers on the hooks and it all feels secure. Nice not drilling into a rental.
The 5.3 inch depth is accurate but my taller olive oil bottle tips against the back plate. Shorter jars are totally fine and it looks clean. I would just measure your tallest bottle before committing.
My kitchen is basically a hallway, so the 11.8 inch shelf over the sink was the only spot left. Paper towel bar behind the hooks is genius, saves me a countertop holder. No rust after a couple months of sink splashes.
I got the 23.6 inch expecting to hang a small pot and it did not love the weight, which the listing does tell you. Sticking with spice jars and mugs it has been great. Just read the size notes before you buy.
I was worried the grey would look cheap in photos but in person it is a proper matte gunmetal, not shiny at all. It reads almost dark charcoal next to my stainless appliances. Fingerprints just do not show on this finish.
Liked the 11.8 inch so much in the corner by the stove that I ordered the 23.6 inch for the long wall over the coffee station. The matte gunmetal matches between both and neither shows smudges. Two shelves, zero complaints.
I loaded it with a cast iron skillet on the tray at first and it flexed, so I moved that down. Once I stuck to jars and bottles it has been rock solid. The description warns you about this and they were not kidding.
My old rack had fixed holes and my whisk never fit between them. Here I bunch three hooks together for utensils and leave two spaced out for the tea towel. Small thing but it actually matters day to day.
The shelf itself is solid and the finish is nice. My problem is my wall is textured so the plate never sat completely flat and I could feel it wobble. I ended up moving it to a smooth section in the pantry and it is fine there.
I checked my wall gap twice before ordering and the 19.7 inch slid in with about half an inch to spare. Holds my whole row of tins and the paper towel roll behind the hooks. No rust spots after two months near the stove steam.
The 19.7 inch fits my corner perfectly and the matte grey looks nicer than I expected. My only gripe is the S hooks are a bit thin for my bigger ladle, so I hung that elsewhere. Spices and a small strainer hang fine.
My lease forbids wall damage so this was the compromise. The plate sits flat on my smooth painted wall and the shelf lifts right off. I wash it in the sink about once a month and it goes back on without fuss.
Mounted this beside the stove in a narrow gap that was dead space. The tray lip keeps jars from sliding when I grab the cumin. I tested it with a heavy jar of honey and no sag after three weeks.
We rent so drilling was a no-go, and the wall plate went up in about five minutes with the adhesive strips. I got the 15.7 inch and it holds six spice jars plus my oil bottle. The hooks slide so I put my spatulas on one end and the tea towel on the other.