Mounted Kitchen Wrap Organizer - White

Great, however, we had to find much smaller screws to attach to inside of our cabinet doors. 

Its a well made product, however, it only holds a regular size wrap paper box (slim ones), not the thicker Costco warehouse brand. I could not hang it behind my kitchen cabinet door, because the screws were too long. So, I installed in inside the pantry. 

The product was exactly what we were hoping for. The only down side to it was that the screws were too long. We had to find screws that were short enough that they wouldn’t go through the drawer. 

I found this type of organizer, but a plastic one, in the home I moved into over 20 years ago. It finally broke! But I liked it so much that I had to find a replacement. I bought 2 of these from ORGANIZE-IT. This online store’s fast service, shipping and ease of use is 100% wonderful. There are a few problems with this rack though. If your cabinet doors are the kind that have an inset center panel, you may find the wood at this point to be very thin, it’s less than 1/4"" thick and mounting the rack in this location requires very short screws, can’t use the screws that come with the rack. I used a dab of ordinary glue to improve the holding power. The rack itself is very sturdy and worthwhile, but if it were just a few inches taller or the mounting screw holes were on tabs a few inches above the top of it, the rack could then mount, at least at the top, with longer screws because this is where the thicker wood is at on my type of cabinet doors. This minor issue was not a deal breaker. The two racks mounted easily, side by side on the same door. Just don’t let a two year old swing on them if you have to use short screws on thin wood! Thanks so much! 

Great, however, we had to find much smaller screws to attach to inside of our cabinet doors. 

It's a well made product, however, it only holds a regular size wrap paper box (slim ones), not the thicker Costco warehouse brand. I could not hang it behind my kitchen cabinet door, because the screws were too long. So, I installed in inside the pantry. 

The product was exactly what we were hoping for. The only down side to it was that the screws were too long. We had to find screws that were short enough that they wouldn’t go through the drawer. 

I found this type of organizer, but a plastic one, in the home I moved into over 20 years ago. It finally broke! But I liked it so much that I had to find a replacement. I bought 2 of these from ORGANIZE-IT. This online store’s fast service, shipping and ease of use is 100% wonderful. There are a few problems with this rack though. If your cabinet doors are the kind that have an inset center panel, you may find the wood at this point to be very thin, it’s less than 1/4"" thick and mounting the rack in this location requires very short screws, can’t use the screws that come with the rack. I used a dab of ordinary glue to improve the holding power. The rack itself is very sturdy and worthwhile, but if it were just a few inches taller or the mounting screw holes were on tabs a few inches above the top of it, the rack could then mount, at least at the top, with longer screws because this is where the thicker wood is at on my type of cabinet doors. This minor issue was not a deal breaker. The two racks mounted easily, side by side on the same door. Just don’t let a two year old swing on them if you have to use short screws on thin wood! Thanks so much! 

The rack fit the door just fine. Problem is that there are no sides to keep the wraps from leaning out of the rack which is a real pain. I had to put string across it to keep the wraps in on the sides. :( 

This item appeared to be exactly what I was looking for, however, upon receipt it became quickly evident that the design is seriously flawed. As several other reviewers have noted, boxes of wraps and foils will stay securely in place only when the rack is fully packed with three boxes. The minute you remove one of them, the remaining boxes lean and fall out. I did not want to tie a string across the gap to "make it work". To me the solution is a product redesign. 

We got three of these to install on the door of our narrow pantry. Unfortunately, the design is flawed: Wraps and foils stay securely in place when the rack is packed tightly with three boxes (tin foil, plastic wrap and ziploc bags for instance), but the minute you remove one of the boxes, the one next to it tips and falls out. The solution was to tie string across the gap unsightly but it works.