2-Tier Rotating Spice Organizer | Gray Lazy Susan Spice Rack

When I first put this together and tried to install it in my kitchen cabinet I thought: this is a bit wobbly, and it doesn't fit in the cabinet.It does fit in the cabinet - with the flat side forward. And it's not that wobbly once it's loaded up with spice.I like the easy access this gives me to my spices, and it really makes the most of the cupboard space I have.

Best space utilization for my spices, and i don't have to each to the back of the cabinet anymore. Love the adjustability to accommodate different jar heights.

A+

I broke it, but I was able to use it still. It was great for organizing our spices. I put it in our cabinets. It was functional in the space it was housed. No one saw it, but I did enjoy the color. It was the perfect size. It was easy to build.

Fantastic! Just what I needed. Every time I tried getting the spice I wanted, all the others would fall out of the cabinet. This holds all of them. I can turn it around to see all of them and it is flat on the front so I can close the cabinet.

The Allstar Innovations Spice Spinner is a two-tiered spice organizer that makes your kitchen more organized and accessible. It saves space while keeping your spices visible and easy to reach.I love how compact and functional it is, spin to find the spice you need. The two tiers give plenty of room for your collection, and the design keeps your countertop neat and tidy.If you want a smart, space-saving solution to organize your spices and make cooking easier, this Allstar Innovations Spice Spinner is a must-have.

I put this together but I couldn't get into my cabinet, so I had to take the top shelf off, slide it onto the cabinet shelf then attach the top shelf.  It worked very well.  I'm using it to store prescriptions, not spices, but it works very well.  I do wish it wasn't grey but otherwise I'm quite pleased w/ it

I moved into a new apartment and didn’t have a spice rack or a good spot to store all my spices and easily browse them. This is the perfect solution. I can fit almost all of my spices on here and can quickly locate them when needed. I was concerned the plastic didn’t feel super sturdy so I put the lighter jars on the top shelf, but I’ve been using it for about 4 months now and had no issues. Would definitely recommend.

It's great in concept, but it wears down quicker than I'd like and things fall over if you spin too fast. I'd rather get the pull out drawers one to replace these.But it is decent.

This spice rack is real nice. Easy to put together. The only issue I have is I can't put anything on the top rack because the shelves in the cabinets are not tall. My cabinets are normal size cabinets. I keep my spices in the cabinet next to the stove for easy access.

Just as pictured

It was perfect. It came fast. I love it. All my species fit.

We have lots of spices and seasonings so the kitchen counter needed organizing. I bought this liking the double decker adjustable height but in reality it is just not that great. The entire setup is pretty flimsy especially if you raise the top to accommodate taller bottles on the bottom. The top can barely hold any weight without it becoming wobbly and hard to turn. I will be replacing this with a wood one

First thing first—yes, the top tray wobbles; however, don’t let that deter you from snagging this spice rack. This rack is a great space-saver in my cabinet. The adjustable two-tier system with the added lazy susan in the middle is able to fit a lot. The wobble does not affect my use and if you can distribute the weight on the top tray evenly, I think the wobble is worth overlooking.

This is perfect to hold my spices out of sight inside a cabinet where it can spin with the door open. However, I tend to buy big bottles, so I have to put it on the tallest setting where it's not very stable. I also like to buy glass, so I have to keep the weight distributed around the rack or it starts to sag greatly. I just don't think it will last long enough. If it was made with heavier duty materials, it really would be perfect.

This style spice rack is a kitchen organizing dream come true! Can't believe I just recently found it! It holds tons of spices and makes it so easy to find everything! Even the center circle spins independently! Great design. My only complaint is that in order to make it the right height to fit everything, the top tier is shaky/wobbly, especially with any weight on it. I ended up keeping all my glass spice jars on the bottom, and the lighter weight plastic ones on the top. It is still a bit wobbly but very usable and I don't think it will break.Other than that- I love it!!

Love the half circle feature. Spins easily. Very sturdy and strong. Holds many spices. Love the inner circle to hold the taller bottles. It is a definite solution for my food pantry. Thinking of purchasing another one for easy accessibility of items in other parts of my home.

I ordered this turning spice rack, put it together in seconds, added my spices to the rack and had room on the side of the spinner for some of my taller bottles. I absolutely LOVE it.

I was excited to receive this and put it up immediately. It has more room than the previous lazy susan (over 40 years old). LIke the concept of the bottle in the middle - however - the top shelf is a little wobbly. If I get some gorilla glue it should help but I should not have glue. The height is adjustable so I just brought it down a notch to give it more stability and put the small bottle. However, I do not have room for all my tall bottles so I need to figure out if I can do with one or two - maybe just the top off a one. Would I recommend - 80% yes - concept great - just need a sturdier top shelf. You can fix this like I said with some Gorilla glue but you should not have to.

Was able to put it together following the graphics. Got all of our spices on the lower shelf and started to put some on the top shelf (in the shortest level of height available) so it was certainly not too tall but the upper shelf is somewhat wobbly. I actually couldn't put more than 5 very lightweight, short-container spices on top cuz it's not sturdy enough for any weight. Turns out that the 3 posts/columns that hold up the upper shelf are positioned too wide apart so the upper shelf has little stability because of those gaps. I'm keeping the unit anyway cuz the lower shelf does hold plenty of spices & it does most of the job, but in order to do the whole job of holding as many spices as they claim, it needs to come with 5 pillars/columns, not 3.

I have shallow cupboards and it was difficult to find all my spices and keep everything together so I got this rack to save counter space and keep my spices organized. It actually holds a fairly decent amount of spices. The tiers are adjustable so you can have some larger spices on the bottom, though I had to keep mine on the smallest tier in order to fit in my cupboard. But I was able to kind of double up the bottles on the bottom, which gave me even more room. My favorite thing is the inner lazy susan which operates independently from the outer rotating piece.It doesn't *feel* particularly sturdy and it seemed a little bit questionable when I was putting it together, but it's held up fairly well so far.Pro-tip: the "D" shape may not seem like it fits inside your cupboard at first, but if you keep the flat side out towards the door and the rounded side in the back, it fits perfectly and rotates exactly as intended.

I was so excited; in design, this fits the bill for exactly what I needed. However, the supports holding the top rack are not tight enough in their sockets to hold it firmly upright. If the spices on the top rack are evenly balanced along the rack AND pushed to the inside edge, the top shelf leans, hits the interior cupboard shelf, and will not turn properly. Furthermore, the shelf itself is slippery and so every time you rotate the shelves, the bottles slip and - boom! it is once again out of balance.If the top shelf was sturdy and non-slip, this would be perfect. But, as it is, it was a waster of money.

Love it

Fun to transform this spice spinner into a multipurpose, multilevel holder for three tall tea containers on the highest level. I have this spinner on my kitchen/worktop table into which the wooden utensils sit on the lowest level. Right in front of the utensils on the lowest level, a wax look alike Michelangelo’s Pietà sits
front & center. Other stationary odds-n-ends occupy cubby holes…scotch tape, a stapler, rubber bands, paper clips, bobby pins. And, a tall wooden crucifix is standing within the utensil box. Some supplements & acetaminophen have special spots. Redmond Sea Salt has a top level spot. So much fun assembling this versatile spinner ‘thing-of-a-bob-holder!’

Piece was broken, asked for a way to get a replacement part, the company sent me a refund.

I have a broken Spice Spinner

It's certainly a handy rack and a good space saver. Fortunately, this was replacing a sturdy one-tier turntable rack and so I placed this one on top and still get the spinner feature.

I had to lower it all the way to lowest setting and I can only put flatter containers of spices (think Old Bay) on the top tier, as it is too close to the bottom of the shelf above. The cabinet I was going to use it in wasn't wide enough for this spice spinner AND a wire shelf divider I was using in it as well, so I went to plan B & put it in a regular cabinet. It does clean up some of the clutter of my spices & gets most of them off the cabinet "floor", but it couldn't fit as many as I would have liked with out modifying the shelf. Not necessarily the product's fault, more like I don't measure... I measured for the spinner in the original pantry cabinet, but didn't know I was also going to put in the wire divider, so that messed up my plans.It is a larger spinner, so if you have the room, it should work great. (just thought about it ~ I could just put this on the counter top & get more spices on it & free up that cabinet again.) In that case, this is a great spinner, with a lot of adjust-ability if you have the space for it.