Will it hold pop cans? I would like sturdy (chrome or heavy plastic) pop can dispensers that would fit in a refrigerator with only 14" deep shelves.
364656
Yes, I think 15 oz vegetable cans and soda cans work best...10 oz soup cans do not.
364657
While I do not drink sodas, here is my observation: the Copco dispenser is a scant 5-inches wide. If a can is taller than that, it will not fit. That said, you would need to measure the height of your soda can. If the Copco dispenser is too narrow, I would suggest the "IRIS Wire Can Dispenser" in the 22-ounce, 6-can size. It is full 5-3/4 inches wide and is all PVC-coated wire (great for moisture inside the refrigerator) While I do not have a pet, I purchased some of the IRIS dispensers for my pantry's larger soup cans. IRIS comes in TWO sizes, so just be sure to select the one that will accommodate your soda cans. While I do not drink sodas, here is my observation: the Copco dispenser is a scant 5-inches wide. If a can is taller than that, it will not fit. That said, you would need to measure the height of your soda can. If the Copco dispenser is too narrow, I would suggest the "IRIS Wire Can Dispenser" in the 22-ounce, 6-can size. It is full 5-3/4 inches wide and is all PVC-coated wire (great for moisture inside the refrigerator) While I do not have a pet, I purchased some of the IRIS dispensers for my pantry's larger soup cans. IRIS comes in TWO sizes, so just be sure to select the one... » Read More While I do not drink sodas, here is my observation: the Copco dispenser is a scant 5-inches wide. If a can is taller than that, it will not fit. That said, you would need to measure the height of your soda can. If the Copco dispenser is too narrow, I would suggest the "IRIS Wire Can Dispenser" in the 22-ounce, 6-can size. It is full 5-3/4 inches wide and is all PVC-coated wire (great for moisture inside the refrigerator) While I do not have a pet, I purchased some of the IRIS dispensers for my pantry's larger soup cans. IRIS comes in TWO sizes, so just be sure to select the one that will accommodate your soda cans. « Show Less
364658
It is not designed well for soda cans. They flew out of the dispenser. I returned it and got a 12 can stackable dispenser.
364659
I don't use them for pop cans but I tried it and it works very well. Cans fit when smallest adjustment used. You can adjust width from a quarter to a half inch if you don't want a tight fit. I purchased a chrome one at Amazon and it doesn't work well at all. Cans do not drop down evenly and create jam in back do unit. Copco will fit in 14 " shelves. I tried four different can storage units at Amazon and the Copco ones are the only ones I would recommend.
364660
Yes, it will hold pop cans. The fit was a little snug but if when you assemble them you don't push the connectors all the way in the cans should roll freely.
1934712
My answer would be no... The bottom shelf is about 2 3/4". middle shelf is about 2 1/2", top shelf is about 2 1/4"... Think it would be tough to put those can sizes on each of the shelves.I have some bigger items on the top shelf and then all small spice items on the bottom two shelves.. Hope this helps..
1005227
The crusher is pretty much perfect height for 12 ounce cans. I doubt if you will be able to fit a plastic bottle in the opening as they are generally quite a bit taller than an aluminum can.
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.
1582980
Have never tried to put soda cans in, but in noting the other answers, some have been able to use this for soda cans....I really like mine though as it is very sturdy and functional and a real space-saver.
465644
I just measured the height available for a can and and it was about 5 1/2 inches so whatever diameter can fit into 5 1/2 inches, I think it will work. We only have cans in ours. I can, but I don't think I would want to put my jars in this. I would feel somewhat uncomfortable with the glass jars being on their side, rolling and and moving to the bottom level. This storage unit is not heavy duty. Mine works fine for my purposes for storing cans of items I use frequently like canned soups, Bush beans, tomato sauce, chilies and such.
265064
No, the horizontal supports at the back don't have enough clearance for most cans. You can load the top shelf from the back if you have enough head room above and behind the rack.
604560
I installed mine in a cabinet 23 inches deep behind the door and 15 inches wide (14 inches will work). The shelf is 20 inches high from bottom of rail to top of bin. Btw: I am very happy with them, great not to have a loose trash can around in the kitchen
189255
It will. Each tier should hold 4, so 12 total. It's a nice size for pantry shelves and holding things like jars and cans of food!
2146095
this would be good because you can fit it to your cabinet. I had to cut a portion off to fit under my shelf.the size can be flexible with these - they are very nice.
1457370
I pushed two of mine together and still needed an inch. They sit on legs, so if one hung over it would not be level. Although it might work, it would be diffult to get cans out. I wouldn't take the chance.
179220
So sorry, I haven't a clue. I can tell you that it won't hold those 12 pack fridge boxes of soda, which disappointed me. I always liked the ordiliness the neatly lined up boxes, not to mention the cans were easier to access and the fridge easier to load. Now it's like bowling for dollars every time somebody reaches for a soda; heaven forbid they take the one in front! �
462930
It would depend on what you are putting on the shelf, remember since yours is 14" that means there will be 6" unsupported. Perhaps you should consider a narrower shelf.
964494
I don't think it would hold up with heaven cans. It's meant for bathroom storage. The shelves are pressed board , not wood, held in by plastic plugs.
1723452
Mine will not fit upright on any shelf either in the refrigerator or the door. I think you need about 13" height space if you plan to place it upright ... maybe a little more to promote getting it in and out easily. I have to store mine on its side on the door and really don't like putting beverages on their side.
2043170
Probably not, if you are thinking of canned goods on all the shelves. Fine for crackers, some dishes, and other things that dont weigh a ton. I use it as a bathroom cabinet, and the shelves do bear a fair amount of weight.
1345760
2 liter bottles of soda will easily fit on these shelves. I think if the shelves were completely filled with soda bottles weight might become a problem but filling the bottom shelf with soda and the upper shelves with lighter stuff should work.