will this rack hold 28 oz cans of tomatoes
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It holds 15 cans on all three levels. That's only 45 regular 8 oz cans. I have a 23 oz. can of soup and I can get 10 on that level which means 10 cans times 3 levels is 30 cans. You should have space in the middle between each row of cans but I don't think it will be a large enough gap for additonal cans.
77350
It will- I currently have 28oz tomatoe cans in mine--you have the option to narrow or widen the metal slats to have larger cans or smaller ones (like I have small 6oz tomatoe paste cans in there too- I iust adjusted the metal part narrower for those)
77351
I would recommend putting them near one of the sides though- not in the middle or over time it will sag
77352
Only on the top rack if you have enough space between the next shelf. The lower racks can hold 18 oz, but nothing much larger.
1082927
The bottom two shelves have an opening in the back but it's too small for a regular 13 - 15 oz can. The smaller 5 oz cans will fit though.
79522
Yes, soup cans are smaller than soda cans. Soup cans are heavier and this rack is a flimsy one, so I would advise using with care. It works ok but if I had known how flimsy it was I would have stepped up to a more expensive one.
1525884
Hi. We use it for the fancy feast cans which is definitely the smallest size it will handle. It fits those very well & the are completely secure.
1169629
Not ideal for that. You could maybe fit 18 cans but that would be a tight fit.
93928
It will only hold 15 oz cans or smaller. I have 4 sets and use them for vegetables and fruit. They are very sturdy, but I would change a few things if I were to design this device. Overall I am very happy with it, but the most troubling problem is the middle row just does not rotate unless you let your stock get down to a point where the middle row is the highest cans. As you continue to pull from the bottom the middle row rotates down. For 15oz cans it will hold 14 cans I have to allow my stock to get to 5 cans left before adding anymore (to use up the middle row). This defeats the purpose I purchased this for as I want to add cans as I use them and never let my stock get below 6 cans! Other than that I recommend this unit, unless you are handy with a router and wood then I suggest you make your own. there is one other thing and that is for Campbell soup size cans you don't really need the dowels. once you set it up close you can space it right for Campbell's soup and they don't bind up like they do when using the dowels provided.
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I checked as well. I agree with ChowHound that standard cans (14.5 oz contents) should fit fine. My shows a height "clearance" of just under 5 inches. I would not necessarily recommend putting a lot of heavy items on the shelf though - you may want simple store boxed goods, packaged pasta, or packaged soup mixes on the shelf itself. It seems sturdy but I just don't know if it would eventually bow due to excessive weight.
969533
Yes. This would work to hold average sized vegetables like tomates, potatoes, onions and the like.
1256205
the largest can I've opened is a 28 oz. of sauce. No problem w/ this. good luck
1379521
each level holds only three of the 18 oz. cans or 4 of the smaller cans or 5 spice bottles. I got two of these. I use one for cans and the other one for spices. It has made organizing so easy and my cabinets look great.
575936
Sherry Miner's response is correct. The rack is excellent and works perfectly for plants. I now have two of them.
2265849
I have the larger cans on the top rack of mine. If you do put the larger cans on it, or big things of mayo etc., you have to move the plastic pieces closer together, I did manage to fit tuna cans or small cans of chopped green chili peppers between the larger cans. I have jarred pasta sauce on one also.
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Probably but not sure how stable that would be pulling in and out--would depend on what you have on it I guess--I have cans of vegetables stacked two high on each shelf.
575531
Tomatoes or not the water will evaporate as a result of a lighter product. The rack is well built it will hold a lot
918504
I'm not sure what it will ultimately hold, but I use it for storing my home canned foods and supplies and have had absolutely no sagging with the shelves full of quart and half gallon jars or pints double stacked.
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Yes, it will. I placed a rack like this on the bottom, then pints and another rack and a second layer of pints on top of the second rack. It works really well for my 21 quart presto canner equipment. This is the best rack I have found. It allows good circulation.
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No,this not an item for that purpose.It hold cans very well,but the snack items you mention will be a problem they either block what is on the other racks or fall between the wire rack.I should say something that stand straight with pockets is much better