Matte black rotating spice rack standing empty on a light wood kitchen counter beside a white tile wall

Rotating Spice Rack Organizer, 2 or 3 Tier, 9.8 in Turntable

2 Tier
$32.99
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Matte black rotating spice rack standing empty on a light wood kitchen counter beside a white tile wall
  • Matte black rotating spice rack standing empty on a light wood kitchen counter beside a white tile wall
  • The rotating spice rack on a narrow counter between a cabinet and a fridge
  • Close-up of a hand turning the top tray of the rotating spice rack
  • Front view of the empty rotating spice rack on a white countertop
  • Both tiers of the rotating spice rack filled with small glass jars and bottles
  • Macro of the matte black tray edge and the wire rail around it
  • Fits and not-for guide for the rotating spice rack organizer
  • The rotating spice rack standing on a pale wood counter, nothing around it
  • Spice jars pushed into a cabinet shelf compared with the same jars on the rotating rack
  • Matte black rotating spice rack standing empty on a light wood kitchen counter beside a white tile wall
  • The rotating spice rack on a narrow counter between a cabinet and a fridge
  • Close-up of a hand turning the top tray of the rotating spice rack
  • Front view of the empty rotating spice rack on a white countertop
  • Both tiers of the rotating spice rack filled with small glass jars and bottles
  • Macro of the matte black tray edge and the wire rail around it
  • Fits and not-for guide for the rotating spice rack organizer
  • The rotating spice rack standing on a pale wood counter, nothing around it
  • Spice jars pushed into a cabinet shelf compared with the same jars on the rotating rack
Rotating Spice Rack Organizer, 2 or 3 Tier, 9.8 in Turntable

Rotating Spice Rack Organizer, 2 or 3 Tier, 9.8 in Turntable

$32.99
Size

The jar that was always at the back

Ours lived in the cabinet above the kettle. The ones we actually used were in the front row, and everything behind them slowly turned into archaeology. Every time I wanted the cumin I moved three jars to get to it, and half the time the lid was loose and the shelf had a dusting of something I could not identify.

This is a tower that turns. The trays sit on a post and the whole ring spins on its base, so the jar at the back arrives at the front without you reaching past anything. One hand, standing where you cook.

Two tiers stand 17.1 inches tall and three tiers stand 22.6 inches. Both are 9.8 inches across the base, which means a three tier tower takes up less counter than the row of jars it replaces. The tier height is yours to set, so a tall oil bottle and a short spice jar can share one tower without one hiding the other.

Every tier is a solid round tray with a wire rail around the rim, which does two things: the jars stay put when the tray turns, and you can see the labels from above instead of pulling everything out to read it.

One thing to check before you order. Measure the gap between the counter and the shelf above it. The three tier tower is 22.6 inches tall, and a cabinet door that will not close is a worse problem than a back row of jars.

What you get: one rotating rack with the trays, the post and the turntable base. Pick two tiers or three.

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  • 5 stars: 10 (63%)
  • 4 stars: 4 (25%)
  • 3 stars: 2 (13%)
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Frank L.
No more archaeology in the cabinet

The back row of mystery jars is gone. Everything's on the tower now and I actually use spices I forgot I owned. One hand spin while I'm at the stove. Should have bought this years ago instead of shuffling jars around.

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Aisha R.
Good, wish it came in black

Functionally it's great and the adjustable tiers are worth it. I just wish there was a darker color option because my counters are dark. The metal finish is fine, just not my first choice. It spins quietly and holds a lot which is what matters.

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Derrick W.
Two tier was the right call

Went with the two tier because my cabinets are low. It's 17.1 inches and clears easily. Holds about twenty jars total across both levels which is plenty for me. The rail is the best part, nothing slides off when it spins.

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Lorraine S.
Matched my kitchen hardware

I was worried the metal would clash with my brushed nickel pulls but it's a neutral gray-silver that blends fine. Looks intentional on the counter. Holds my everyday spices and the turntable means I don't dig anymore.

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Owen P.
Smooth spin, easy setup

Put it together in about ten minutes with no tools. The tiers lock at whatever height you want, which is handy. I keep it in a lower cabinet and pull it out when cooking. The only downside is the top tier is a stretch to reach when it's loaded deep in the cabinet.

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Bianca F.
Good but tight for big jars

The rack itself is well made and turns smoothly. My problem is I buy the larger spice jars and they crowd the tier, so I can only fit about six per level. If you use standard small jars it's great. Just know your jar sizes before ordering.

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Curtis M.
Replaced a whole shelf

I had spices in two rows on a shelf and could never see the back. This condensed all of it into one tower. Honestly the three tier holds more than I thought. My wife keeps asking where the clutter went.

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Helen V.
Renter friendly and no drilling

I'm in an apartment and can't put holes in anything, so a countertop rack was my only option. This sits on the counter and spins and that's it. No mounting, no hardware, and it doesn't look cheap sitting out. Landlord safe.

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Marcus D.
Solid after two months

Been using it daily since I got it and the finish hasn't chipped or rusted near the stove. The wire rail holds jars in place even when I spin it one-handed. Only thing is I wish the trays were a hair wider, my bigger jars hang over the edge a little.

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Renee A.
Adjustable tiers sold me

I have a mix of tall vinegar bottles and short spice jars and this lets them all live together without hiding each other. I set the bottom tier high for the tall stuff and the top tier low for the little jars. That flexibility is why I picked this over a fixed rack.

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Tom B.
Fine, but base feels light

It does what it says and the spinning action is smooth. My issue is the metal base is lighter than I expected, so if I load the top tier heavy it wobbles a touch when I spin it fast. Not a dealbreaker, just don't overload the top. Keeps my spices organized which is what I wanted.

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Sandra K.
Fits in a narrow cabinet corner

I have a weird deep cabinet with a dead corner and this actually uses it. 9.8 inches across is smaller than I pictured, so I placed it and still had room for my baking sheets beside it. The labels are readable from above which is the whole point.

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Gregory H.
Bought a second one for the bathroom

Ordered the two tier for my kitchen and liked it enough that I grabbed another for the bathroom counter. It holds my wife's skincare bottles and my cologne without everything toppling. The turntable base glides smooth even with heavier glass bottles on it.

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Priya N.
Great but assembly took me a bit

The trays slide onto the post and you set each tier height yourself, which is nice. Took me maybe twenty minutes because I kept adjusting the spacing so my taller oil bottle would fit on the bottom. Once set it's solid. Just wish the instructions were a little clearer on the locking collar.

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Dale R.
Measured first, fits perfectly

I read the note about measuring the gap and I'm glad I did. My upper cabinet is exactly 23 inches from the counter and the three tier clears it by a hair. Two tiers would have been safer but three holds my whole collection. The wire rail keeps everything steady when it spins.

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Marcy T.
Finally found my cumin

I had the exact problem where the back row of my spice cabinet became a graveyard. This sits on my counter next to the stove and I just spin it. I put all my most-used spices on the bottom tier and the backups on top. Takes up way less room than the jars did spread out.