Over The Door Pantry Organizers and Storage, 6-Tier Spice Rack, House & Kitchen Storage Cabinets for Cupboard, Massive Capability Hanging Seasoning Organizer, Laundry Room Group, Black

Absolutely Perfect, After a Few Minor Modifications
When I was first putting this together, I was worried a bit about its structural integrity since you assemble each of the arms separately then connect them with the baskets, but once it’s all put together and loaded down with a few things, it’s incredibly stable on the door and doesn’t swing or bang around at all. In fact, it comes with little adhesive pads you can put between the bottom of the unit and your door, but I didn’t end up using them because this shelf hardly moves anyway.In my first attached image, you can see the unit fully loaded including a bunch of full bottles of sauces and a half-dozen containers of chicken stock, as well as every other shelf being relatively full. I don’t keep spices in my pantry since it’s on the other side of the kitchen from where I cook, but I do have a lot of quick-grab things for kids/guests that go well in here. It has freed up a ton of extra shelf space, and put weird fiddly shaped things in a nice organized place. It also fits some Oxo pop containers pretty well too, although they don’t sit exactly flat.I did end up making a few modifications, but none major or permanent. My pantry door is a regular interior door (like a room, not a closet), so it has a frame that the door itself butts up against all the way around, so I had to wedge some folded up cardboard on the back side to keep the inside part of the mount completely flush with the door, and there is supposed to be a screw attaching the poles to the door hooks as well which would have scratched up my door due to how I had to mount it, so I simply omitted those screws and it’s fine. The poles have little pegs that rest in holes on the door hooks anyway, so once some weight is added to the shelves, it’s not going anywhere. Someone would have to deliberately lift up on the shelves to remove them from the hooks.Overall, I’m very impressed. It holds a ton of stuff, is surprisingly sturdy, and makes quick-grab things much more convenient for myself and guests. It could be a little bit wider, but it’s probably not good to add that much weight to a door anyway.

Good For What It’s Designed For
I’m giving this Over the Door Pantry Organizer 5 stars for a couple of simple reasons. First because it is what it is represented to be, and second because it effectively does what it’s designed to do. It’s a simple, multi-basket organizer that hangs on the inside of your pantry door, is shallow enough to likely not interfere with shelves or other typical pantry items, and is certainly strong enough (loads are all in tension) to hold whatever you can fit into it.Assembly and installation are simple and easyWe ordered it for the intended purpose and are quite happy with it.That being said, there are a couple of things to consider before ordering:- Shelves are not adjustable- For other applications, it may or not be the best choice of size or construction.- It will scratch the inside and top of your door without provisions to prevent that from happening. In our case, I secured the frame to the door with tie-wraps to keep it from moving each time the door was opened or closed. I also shimmed and padded the hangars at the top. You only need to do something like this if you want to protect the door finish; it functions fine without.This will add considerable storage capacity to a small pantry and is a good product at a fair price.