Wall space near a range is usually spoken for, but the side of a refrigerator sits empty. Heavy duty magnets fix this 9.75-inch metal shelf to that surface in seconds, no drilling involved, and a rail across the front keeps a row of spice jars from sliding off.
Heavy duty magnets on the back panel carry up to 6.5 pounds, enough for a full row of glass spice jars or a couple of oil bottles. Because the hold comes from magnets rather than hardware, the shelf moves to a new spot whenever the kitchen layout changes, leaving no holes behind.
A raised rail runs the length of the shelf, catching jars that get nudged when the refrigerator door swings. The rack itself measures 9.75 inches long, 4.5 inches wide, and 3.25 inches high, proportions that suit standard spice jars standing upright rather than tall bottles that would clear the rail.
Built entirely from metal and finished in white, the rack reads as a clean line against a stainless refrigerator, a white appliance panel, or a metal range hood. Beyond spices it takes on cooking oils, dish brushes, or laundry supplies wherever there is a steel surface at a convenient height.
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