Heavy duty magnets on the back hold this shelf to a refrigerator side, a range hood, or any stainless surface, and integrated key holes mount it to a wall where no metal is available. A wooden dowel runs beneath the 12.25-inch shelf for a roll of towels.
Two mounting routes come built in: heavy duty magnets that grip any metal or stainless steel surface, and key holes stamped into the back for screws when the chosen wall is drywall or tile. Either way nothing permanent happens to a refrigerator, which suits a rented kitchen where fixing shelves to walls is off the table.
The dowel under the rack takes a roll of paper towels, plastic wrap, or foil, feeding from below so one hand can tear a sheet while the other holds a pan. Keeping the roll off the counter clears the working surface it usually occupies next to the cooktop.
A rail runs along the shelf edge so jars do not walk off when the refrigerator door swings, and the rack is rated to 5.5 pounds, which covers a row of spice jars, small oil bottles, or everyday cleaning items. Metal and wood make up the construction, 4.25 inches deep by 6.25 high.
Over-door steel towel organizer with three swiveling bars and a top hook, spanning 70 inches of door height.
Round waste basket woven from water hyacinth and seagrass, flaring from an 11-inch top toward a wider base.
