J JACKCUBE DESIGN Essential Oils Display Shelves Wall Mount Black Metal and Wood, Nail Polish Paint Holder Rack Organizer Holds 70 Bottles (5 Tier) : MK482A

I needed something to put my collection of shot glasses that I get from every new place I travel to. I was almost ready to just build something until I found these. These are perfect! I had to treasure out the plastic trays and then the shot glasses fit. Anything wider than the typical size wouldn't fit so I just flipped one shelf over so it was a completely flat surface and it fit the wider ones (see photo). This was actually fairly easily to install. I did it myself in about 15 minutes (for both of them). They seem pretty sturdy to me, they don't swing easily like other reviews mentioned as long as you screw in the top section so it's tight against the wall. There is a little wiggle of the bottom 3 shelves if you mess with it frequently, but since I'm not taking the shot glasses off the display (like you would with polish or oils) I don't see that as a problem at all. But if it is a problem it's easily fixed by putting a small screw or finishing nail or adhesive at the sides near the bottom. I was worried about the sturdiness since I was putting a lot of shot glasses on it but it definitely holds up and I'm not concerned at all that it will not last. But since this is for display only, I can't say anything about sturdiness for products you put on and take off frequently. TIPS FOR INSTALLING: It's a little tricky to do by yourself, but the holes will be 16 inches apart, so knowing that you should be able to put the two holes up at the height you want at 16 inch width. Then screw the two top racks in with the horizontal bars on the inside (this is important). Next grab a shelf and and slide the long racks with the horizontal bars on the outside (very important). Slide them both the middle of the shelf. Then place the shelf on the horizontal bars and then slide the hanging racks out to the grooves. Also, there is one section of the long metal rack that is slightly bigger/taller than the others... this bigger section goes at the top and every shelf will have equal distance to the next. If you do not put it at the top, you'll have the shelf that bottom with more room than the others, and if you don't line up both sides with the larger gap at the top, you'll have one shelf that is crooked (found out the hard way after I put them up and noticed the shelves were crooked despite everything above it being level). Overall I'm very very happy with these hanging shelves. Highly recommend it, and it's definitely useful for more than what it's advertised for because you can flip the shelves over if you want a flat surface!

This storage rack is better than I expected!! It's exactly what I've been looking for. It was very easy to assemble. The only negative, as others have mentioned, is you can't put 3 15mL bottles right next to each other because the fit in the insert is too tight. But it's not really an issue if you like to alphabetize your oils like I do. There was only 1 spot in the alphabet where I had more than 2 15mL bottles next to each other. Also, you can take the inserts out and it works just fine without them. This rack is fantastic. Everything is easy to see and grab.

At 72, assembly was not clear with the instructions, but after placement of the top brackets with one shelf on my hooks on the fridge the rest of the assembly was easy. Desperate for essential oil organization, I will now be happy!

This is very easy to put up. You can choose to use all of the shelves or just one or two depending on your need/space. I want to buy a second one so I can make is really long and secure the bottom. The wood is unfinished, so you can stain or paint it however you would like! I put different things on it so you can see what works. Oils, crafts, some smaller supplements or medications. A regular medicine bottle does fit (not pictured). My standard sized spices (McCormick) do not fit 😞. Their diameter is just a touch too wide to fit without the plastic trays in. I was really hoping to use it as a spice rack. But it does work well with small crafts my kids make and perfect for puff paints or nail polish. The only thing I would note is that the shelves are hanging and not secured any way other than gravity. The bottom will sway if you bump it and things could fall off easily. This doesn’t concern me since I have it up high to keep my kids away anyways.

It's cheap. It's easy to assemble. It's up in a few seconds. But it wobbled. And when it wobbled, my oils fell down. I was just putting them up and testing it, I had 8 oils up there. 5 fell down. 1 broke in half and spilled all over the floor. If you live in earthquake country, SECURE ALL SHELVES TO THE WALL IMMEDIATELY (not just the nail holes they provide you with, but secure all the shelves). If you live anywhere else, SECURE ALL SHELVES TO THE WALL at your earliest convenience - ALL SHELVES. Also, if you don't want to lose half a bottle of an oil like I did, add a barrier to the front, maybe a wire strung across or chicken wire. I think this product was tested with no wobbles, no wind, no one touching it, only adults, and seldom if ever taking oils down from the shelves. So it's doable. You can keep it. Just you seriously need to reinforce it.

Looks nice in the pictures but this rack is cheaply made. The way the wires hold the shelves together keeps you from making it straight. It hangs slightly crooked no matter how much you level it. The shelves have plastic inserts that are cheap and forced into the wood so that they are bent in the corners. I returned it after hanging it. I really wanted to enjoy it, but the crookedness bothered me greatly.

Fit my nail polish collection really well once the plastic inserts were taken out. Easy assembly. Note: I modified it to hang over the door, it does not come with the over the door hooks.

This is made for fingernail polish, but it works perfect for my airbrush paint. I'm not crazy about the little tape rollers holding it together so I used black zip ties. Note in the second photo the black zip tie strongly holds holding this together. I also drilled holes to hold a few paint brushes.

The shelf is good quality, I use it to store my water colour inks and some paints. It's tricky to set up alone but if you have someone to help you, you'll have an easier time. However, it is doable to set up alone. The ink bottles I have are 0.5 oz (15ml) and would have fit into the plastic mould inserts fine. I took those inserts out just because I don't like how they look. The larger ink bottles I have are 1oz (30ml) and fit a bit snug so anything larger in diameter won't fit (even without the inserts). These are perfect for what I wanted them for.

Looks nice up. Quality is good, you can remove the plastic inserts if you’re bottles are not round, I have used it for nail varnish which are not round. It says on the instructions to make sure the dot on the side arms go at the bottom. There was no dots, to start with it looked like the bars on the side didn’t match up as the shelves were slanted however, I turned one side round and now they are fine. Very easy to put up

Nice concept but if you want to use them for essential oils, be aware that you CANNOT put 2 15ml bottles next to each other. They won’t fit! Would not recommend for essential oils.

Conforme & super pratique

Plasticorro. En un chino valdría no más de 20 euros. Timo, no es madera.