Shelf Reliance Cansolidator Cupboard - 1-Pack Can Organizer for Pantry, Stackable Soda Can Storage for Kitchen, Holds 20 Cans of Food or Soda

Love these and love how it looks! I added a second row (finally!) and I’m happy to say that I now know what I have in stock, even throwing away a couple of very old cans (oops!). They are very sturdy and hold lots of cans. I also love that I can adjust the width to accommodate all my can sizes.

This product works as you expect and as advertised. I'm quite happy with this product overall. I needed a solution for our families can storage, which was a designated shelf in our pantry with cans randomly stacked and sorted. I find with this product that we can use the cupboard depth more effectively, especially on the lower shelves where I'd normally have to get on my hands and knees to see what is behind the cans in the front. The first-in, first-out was a big requirement of mine since there was a risk before of using an old, expired can sitting in the back of the cupboard, with this, I feel we don't need to worry since we're always using the oldest can. The unit itself is very sturdy, though I haven't tried stacking them. It was simple to assemble but snapping the rails in place was difficult since it was such a tight fit. I took a big gouge out of my hand when the rail popped off when I tried to pull it apart to re-adjust for a size of can. I think it's a tighter fit than it needs to be but on the positive side it isn't going to come apart on it's own. The design is very adjustable and of the common can sizes I have, all would work fine. The company sells spare parts on their website, so it's possible to expand as needed. I'm considering another unit since this one works great, but due to the design, it only stores 4 different products.

I bought 2 of these to use in my pantry. They were relatively easy to put together as the back and front pieces had numbers 1-15 to line each row up. I didn’t even need the instructions. It was simple for me. I laid the cans down in front to make initial adjustment and didn’t put the pegs in tight until I knew it was where I needed it to be to fit the cans. If it was too tight for the can size, I could easily move it with little effort. The things that I did not like about it include the following: 1) Did not like the unfinished look on the sides where you have the ability to extend the unit. I think that it would look esthetically pleasing if a finished end piece came with it to give it more of a polished look. 2) Would have liked for it to be made from a heavier plastic which would have also made the unit sturdier, fit better and tighter at the points of connection. 3) It would have been nice to have some guidance as to how far apart to put the dividers to fit different can sizes. That would have made the process of putting it together much easier. Overall, I love what it does to organize my can goods so I don’t have to worry about rotating them every time I restock to ensure using older cans first. This does it for you. Also, it makes things easier when you need to replenish because you only have to look at your rows and not dig through the forest…lol. If you are on the fence, buy it. Even with the cons, I am pleased with it and glad I did. It will make your life a whole lot easier.

This may be a little pricey on the surface but I think it's worth the money. Easy to assemble and surprisingly the instructions are clear, easy to read, and have good pictures. Once assembled the unit is very sturdy. It's fully adjustable for any size can as long as the diameter is within the product specs. Fun fact, plastic jars, like peanut butter, for example, can go in this product too. I wouldn't put glass jars in it though for fear of cracking or breaking as they roll through the channels. There's a lip on the bottom so the cans won't fly out as you load or use your cans. This is great for your pantry. Especially if you're like me and terrible about rotating cans! Using this product will put an end to expired cans that get thrown out and the wasted money that goes with that. The money you'll save by not having to throw out any cans will pay for the unit in no time, especially with today's grocery prices! I definitely am pleased with my purchase and recommend it!

This first in, first out can rack is extremely sturdy and works great if you have several of the same kind of can. I’ve got 3 teens plus I cook often for church and school, and we live in the country, so I regularly have several of the same kind of cans on hand and got tired of trying to hand rotate them in the pantry. This system does take up some space, but it’s easy to fill and easy to see what you have plenty of and what you need to stock up on. The system is very sturdy, but takes a bit of patience to put together. However once it’s done, I’m not expecting to have to move it. A rubber mallet helps tremendously with tightening it all at the end. Holds larger diameter fruit cans well and also takes taller spaghetti sauce cans. Be warned that the six slots shown are for the small soup cans only, so you can get 5 soup cans and one row of tuna in a large 6 slotted set. They’re completely interchangeable so I bought 3 sets and had 2 rails left over in the end BUT I also have slots for everything I use and it was worth it. I LOVE using my pantry now! So nice to have it organized!

I ordered two of these for my pantry, hoping that they would help me bring order to the chaos of my tall and deep utility shelves (5 shelves, 72”tall, 48”wide, 24”deep). I live in a rural area and have been keeping a lot more non-perishable foods on my shelves recently to compensate for local shortages. It is really difficult for me to properly rotate so many canned goods, and especially small cans like tomato paste and tuna fish are easily hidden by other items or lost at the back. Pros: 1. the units themselves seem quite sturdy and well made, and they work exactly as intended. 2. You can stack the units if you have the room, and you can put a board on top of them to stack other items on top without worrying that they’ll break. 3. They will make your pantry look very tidy and organized, IF you have a large pantry and aren’t pressed for space. Cons: 1. they are moderately difficult to snap together, especially in place on the shelf. 2. In order to get everything properly clicked together, you need to build the unit on the floor and then move it to the shelf. It can be a real challenge to maneuver these built units into small but deep spaces, like closets. 3. They definitely *will not* allow you to use your space more efficiently, and will significantly decrease your capacity in limited storage areas. They actually take up a lot of room on your shelves, both vertically and horizontally. My experience: I put a single unit on one 48 by 24 inch shelf, and they only accommodated about half of the cans that had been formerly standing on that shelf in teetering piles. I wound up putting a board on top so I could use that 6 inch gap for the small things like tuna fish and tomato paste that I already struggle to rotate. This makes these items somewhat harder to get to than they were before (especially towards the back), but because they’re the only cans that will fit into that short a space, maybe they won’t get lost as easily. I stacked cans all around the sides of the dispenser, but I still had quite a lot leftover. I estimate that installation of the Cansolidator Pantry Plus unit diminished my shelf’s storage capacity by over a third. My conclusion: I will keep the units but try to find another place (not in my pantry shelves) to stack them. I will probably stack and mount them on a furniture dolly.

The pricing had me hesitant on this however their were few options on organizers at 11 inches height or less I ended up getting it. I am very, very pleased I did. The design was well thought out & made it very easy to align the parts since measurements were on both sides and directions were easy. I am a stronger person, but still require a rubber mallet to get the part to lock tight enough to stay together. Once in they stay locked. I put this in a pantry that is older warped, shelving & it was flexible enough to adjust to the warp & keep together. The one thing I would consider a down side is that it would do with one more divider arm. They give enough for equally spaced, standard cans, however the whole point is getting to adjust the sizing. If you size smaller for something like tuna, it means having an unusable gap at the end that becomes awkward to store other things around because of the frame being in the way. I haven't looked to see if the dividers can be purchased separately yet, but I am more than willing to live with the awkwardness to get my cans organized and being used in order.

I love this FIFO system. Every year I throw about $100.00 of expired canned goods as I store my canned goods on the very bottom shelf of my cupboard (earthquake country) and I just don't get down on my knees to dig out the oldest stock. So, all the oldest stock gets pushed to the back of my 20" deep shelf. This unit is the perfect answer for canned pantry stock. You load it from the top front and dispense from the bottom front. You will not regret purchasing this unit. Just a word of caution, measure every dimension. I had to assemble this outside of the cupboard as I needed to use a rubber mallet to properly secure the pieces together. My cupboard is 42" wide with a support piece half way at the front. The unit is 30" wide so I thought it would be fine. I knew I could not put the unit in preassembled but I thought I could assemble the unit inside placing the individual pieces together inside the cupboard. I could not. As a result, I am unable to use one track. I should have purchased two of the 40 cans pantry set (also available on Amazon from the same company). This would have worked so much better for me plus given me space for 20 extra cans. So, if you are planning on using this in a cupboard with double doors, measure not only the space needed for the unit but also any opening you might need to clear and plan accordingly.