SpaceAid Pull Out Spice Rack Organizer with 20 Jars, Heavy Duty Slide Out Seasoning Organizer for Kitchen Cabinets, with 801 Labels and Chalk Marker, Left Facing

Great idea but totally useless if you need it to face to the right instead of the left. The unit only faces to the left as depicted so if you want to access your spices while at your kitchen range then it only works if placed in a cabinet on the right side of your range with the cabinet door hinges to the right side of the cabinet.We found a different unit much more usable...https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08M3H3RRN?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_tab_ap_product_details

The media could not be loaded.  My kitchen only has cabinets that are 6” wide. Yes, you read that correctly. I’ve been scouring the internet for solutions to this ridiculous storage dilemma and this product was PERFECT. It was easy to install if you have a drill and the unit glides easily for access to the goods. The spice containers and labels were also good quality. Very happy with my purchase.

I REALLY want to give these 5 stars. Overall, I love these things. They do a great job organizing the spice cabinet. Installation of one of them was very easy. The other I had to modify. Keep reading...My major complaint is that unless you modify the drawer, you can only have it slide out with the jars coming out of the left side. That doesn't work very well if your cabinet hinges are on the left side, like mine are.The solution was to drill out all the rivets (4 of them) on the drawer, flip the slides around and screw them back down. I used #8-32 x 3/8in machine screws with nuts to fasten it back down. Why oh why was it assembled with rivets instead of screws? Makes zero sense!**Simple solution for the manufacturer: Screws, not rivets! Don't be excessively cheap!**Even with the solution above, there is still one major problem, especially for those with any kind of OCD. You can see from my pics that the label plates are only on one side of the drawer. WHY??!?!??!?!!?**Simple solution for manufacturer: Weld plates to BOTH sides of the drawer. Or instead of welding, make them removable.**For the price, I feel like the value is not as great for these. If you need your spice bottles to come out from the right side, be prepared to be a bit frustrated.

This is the only spice rack I've found that fits my space, and I spent a decent amount of time looking. I have this weird, maybe 6" wide shelf in my kitchen and a pull out spice rack is perfect because the shelf is deep enough that it's hard to get to things in the back. It's easy to install. It's well constructed - I bought this about a year ago and it's still going strong. It came with several pages of label stickers for every spice imaginable. Coarse salt vs fine? This thing has you covered. It's a nice detail so all your bottles will look uniform. You probably won't need to hand write labels for anything, although they also give you blank labels and a gel pen so you can if you want.The one thing I really like is the jars are the exact same as Whole Foods spices so a) I can toss new whole jars on there if I'm feeling exceptionally lazy but b) if I ever break a jar it's not going to be hard to locate a replacement.

I was losing my mind trying to figure out how to organize spices in this cabinet without having to take everything out every time I needed something. I haven't put the outside stickers on the outside yet, but this product is a life saver. It's organized and compact enough to fit inside the tiniest cabinet ever. It stops about half way when you pull it, but I think that's so the spices/rack doesn't fall out of the cabinet (all we have to do is lift it a little). Great item if you have a tiny, seemingly useless cabinet!