Kamenstein18 Jar Criss-Cross 2-in-1 Spice Organizer for Countertop or Wall with Spices Included, FREE Spice Refills for 5 Years, Bamboo with Black Caps

Great space saver, fresh spices and it fits inside my cabinet or on my counter, great look.

Wow where do I start!! This is so perfect I got the 18 jar one it’s perfect for my tiny kitchen. I put it on the counter but I might hang it with the hangers on the back over my stove. The wood is so solid and the jars are perfect in size. I do like all the spices that come with it and I can also get other ones for free with this purchase for 5 yrs! You only pay the shipping definitely can’t beat that!!! What’s nice is it can go in a cupboard also or stand it tall or the way I did. You can also add another one to it if you want it big. I’ve recently started turning my kitchen over to wood, ceramic and glass getting rid of plastic. The wooden utensils and the crock holder all came from amazon also as well as my canisters and S&P grinders. I can’t wait to get more items.

I am really pleased with my new spice rack. I thought I was going to put them inside my cabinet like another reviewer had posted photos of doing, so I just ordered two. Upon getting them, I realized that I might just be able to fit them on my kitchen wall in an odd blank spot I have had to stare at since purchasing our home. And, sure enough, they fit! So, of course, I decided to order two more and completely fill the space. I couldn't be more pleased with how it turned out.To hang them this way, I had to remove one of the brackets on the back and reorient it to hang vertically. The head of the little brass screws strip out super easy. Make SURE you have the right size bit when doing this, and be careful, or you won't be able to screw it back in. I used some little rubber bumpers on the back of the rack to make sure the hanging equipment wouldn't interfere with how the jars sit once installed on the wall. I also used a few tiny finishing nails in the corners to make sure the rack would swing side to side any at all.I only really have a few slightly negative comments about this product, but they are not big enough to effect my overall rating of this product. I REALLY wish they would sell this rack without the filled spices. Since I ordered 4 sets, I certainly didn't need four basil, four parsley, etc. I dumped the extras in plastic bags and gave to relatives that might need to refresh their spices a bit. But it still felt wasteful, and it was a pain to then have to run all the jars through the dishwasher, and then meticulously dry each one just so I could fill them. I also bought a large package of labels so that everything would match. Peeling the original labels off was delightfully easy...they all came off in one piece, with no residue left behind. I was pretty grateful for that. But still, I really wish this set came with just the rack, or with at least empty bottles as well. But that's really not that big of a deal.The only other complaint is that the plastic lid on the jars is pretty flimsy. I knocked over one of the jars, and the lid cracked open. Since I am using this vertically, I have more bottles than spaces, so that's not too big of a deal. But I feel like I should probably find matching bottles soon, since I am sure there will be more casualties to follow.When fitting more than one together, side by side or on top of one another...they will not perfectly match up. There will be fluctuations in the diamonds meeting up evenly. It took A LOT of adjusting to get it somewhat even. I may decide later to take all four down and actually mount them to a board to get them a bit more even. But to be honest, once the spices are in place, you won't notice the uneveness as much. Except the very center diamond where all four meet...that space is a good bit larger than the other spaces. Just know if you are trying to do this, you will really need to map it on a flat spot first, and play around with which ones meet up with one another best. Honestly, if I had more room, I would have done a much more fun, irregular pattern. You could make a really interesting pattern by linking them together in a more random way.Overall, I spent $120 roughly, buying four of these, to put this together like this. But now I have the potential to store roughly 70 jars of spices. I really like the way it looks, and it might feel like a lot of money, but now I have SO much more room in my upper cabinet, it's like I built on more space.

I had been eyeballing this spice rack for a while but initially I was put off by the fact that the jars are pre-labeled with some spices that I don't use while missing some that I use very often (garlic and onion powder, mostly). I really like the design of the rack itself so I bit the bullet and purchased it.Amazon warned me that this spice rack may not ship in two days because of the handling time the seller specified. I bought it on a Friday and the estimate they gave me said it would ship on Wednesday which I was fine with. It ended up arriving that Monday, two days before I was told it would even ship so that's a positive.The labels on the jar lids are just stickers, which is nice on one hand because it will make relabeling the jars pretty simple. It bothers me a little bit because the stickers were placed pretty haphazardly and many of them are very off-center, crooked, bent over the lip of the lid. I'm a little weird about things being centered and balanced so that bothered me a little bit but it's a small complaint.The glass jars for the spices are nice. Not as thick as I expected, but nice. I mounted the rack onto my wall and I really like how it looks. I read in the listing that you may not receive the exact spice assortment that is shown but I did. I assume that disclaimer is just there in case they run out of a particular spice.The inside lids that allow you to shake the seasonings are very thin and flimsy. I'm not really a fan of them but they seem to work ok. You have to take them off to remove the freshness seal and I bent one ever-so-slightly, wouldn't go back on the jar properly.The spice jars arrived prefilled and the lids had come off of a couple of them when I received them. The jars are sealed prior to first use so nothing spilled but the haphazard handling theme continues. One of the small boxes containing the spice jars had opened up and a few of the jars had been rattling around loose in the shipping box but nothing was damaged.The spices all seem to be nice quality. I haven't used them all yet but we made pork chops the night I received these and used the savory, seasoned salt, and herbs de provence. No complaints! Very yummy and all of the herbs we used smelled fresh.You will need a grinder for some of these like the sea salt and the coriander. They come in normal shaker jars but they aren't ground up.tl;dr Handling was iffy, product arrived in tact, spices are fresh, rack looks attractive no complaints there, labels on the lid are stickers that probably won't look at neat as the picture but makes relabeling easy, glass jars are nice, 4/5

Love this rack and the variety of spices. Looks really nice on the counter but it does take up a good amount of space.

1. I had to love the spices it came with. So many spice racks that come with spices have spices/herbs that I would never use and I won’t waste my money. This came with all spices I would use and intend to repurchase.2. It’s functional. These design of the rack makes seeing the spices and using them easy. And it inspires creativity in your cooking by having them all face you.3. Well built, super attractive, quality rack, spices and herbs. This whole display looks cool above my stove. I feel super fancy