Standing 18.25 inches tall, this white frame carries the heaviest load in the magnetic series at 17.5 pounds: two shelves for spices and oils plus two wooden dowels sized for paper towels, foil, or wrap. Magnets hold it to steel, and key holes let it hang from screws.
A pair of wooden dowels means a full paper towel roll and a roll of foil or plastic wrap can live on the same rack, each pulling free without unseating the other. Both sit clear of the shelves above, so tearing off a sheet does not rattle the jars.
The 17.5 pound rating is the highest of these racks, enough for a double row of spice jars, a bottle of oil, and two full rolls at once. That weight rides on heavy duty magnets when the frame is mounted to a refrigerator side or a stainless panel.
Shelves 4.5 inches deep take taller bottles than the shallower racks manage, and the white powder coat keeps a piece this tall from looking heavy against pale cabinets. Exposed wood dowels break up the white with a warm horizontal line at each level, so the column does not read as a solid block of metal.
Banana leaf woven over a tapered steel frame, a 10 inch round bin for bedroom, bath, or office waste.
Gray paper rope bin, round and tapered at 10 inches, for offices and bedrooms where white shows marks.
