FIFO Pantry Storage Organizer Dispenser Rack for Canned Goods/Drinks, 54-Can Capacity

I love these racks. They are fantastic. I bought 3 sets to organize our pantry shelves. I am so thrilled. Rotating the cans so newer stuff was in the back was always a pain. Now it is a breeze. The design is pretty compact, the assembly is fairly easy, and they work great.I have 2 complaints. The first is that the packing wasn't super great. 2 wall sections were broken in one of the sets because the box got a small hit during shipping which is going to happen. The boxes arrive in much better condition at our new house vs our old house, so I was surprised how much damage there was considering the box didn't look that bad. I had a slight dent on one corner from probably being put down a little hard. However there is excellent customer service and I got a response and replacement sections super quickly, probably the fastest response I have ever gotten from customer service. I think I got a response within 2 hours of putting in the notice on Amazon to the seller.The second complaint is the lack of clean-up at the factory. The wall pieces have a lot of flash on them (the stuff that leaks out of the cracks in the mold during injection). Usually this stuff is cleaned up in the factory, but all 3 sets were terrible. Since I didn't really have great tools for removing flash quickly like they would at the factory, I spent probably 10 minutes per wall cleaning it up with a razor knife so I wouldn't scrape up my hand if I needed to reach into it after I put it in the pantry. I cleaned up the holes in the wall, the ledge edges, and anything else I felt was kind of sharp or prickly. Super annoying but in the end, I am glad I did it, but would be nice if I didn't have to do it.

These are very heavy made plastic, much sturdier than all of the thin metal ones.These are really nice, with an adjustable width.There are 2 minuses at this point, but I did not take points off for those minuses.1) Each unit is only wide enough for 3 rows of cans. If you could purchase more connecting dowels, or if an extra set of connecting dowels was included in each box, you could join multiple sets, actually getting one extra row per box. The fact that you can NOT purchase extra connecting dowels, is a minus in my opinion. It's a waste of resources.2) Each unit can handle cans of almost any height, but the diameter is restricted to smaller cans, probably below 16 ounces. The wider diameter cans will not fit.In their defense, the diameter of the smaller 12 to 16 ounce cans is simply too different, and the larger diameter cans would be too wide for the current storage offered.It would be nice if they made these storage units in two sizes. One for smaller cans, and one for larger cans.

This is a decent can-rotator for the price. It comes with extra pieces so you can assemble it to either hold three columns of standard (15-oz.) cans, or two columns of the standard size and one column of a smaller size (like the small mandarin orange cans). It holds a good number of cans as well, while also rotating them so you can put new cans in at the top and use the oldest cans as they roll to the bottom. The top also has flat spaces that are just wide enough to set boxes or more cans, so if your shelves are tall enough, you can make use of the space above the can tracker.This can tracker does have some drawbacks, unfortunately. First off, it's a bit of a space-filler. I have ridiculously deep pantry shelves, and this can tracker fills up most of the shelf, as well as standing tall enough that I can't set cans vertically on it. I can still fit a few sideways on top of the tracker though. At the same time, it can NOT hold larger pineapple cans in such a way that they roll, but it's possible to slide them in sideways (end pointing out) in a row and store them that way. Just don't expect them to roll like that.Also, assembly is very tricky. The posts that connect the four walls have to snap in, which is difficult (especially with the shape of the walls), and then turn to lock into place (for which they recommend using pliers, which *will* leave marks). This can tracker isn't coming apart anytime soon. On the other hand, the plastic of the walls themselves feels a tad flimsy, especially with the cans in, and so it might distort a little once it's loaded up with cans. This can affect how cans roll and drop to a lower level, so they might need a little manual "encouragement."Overall, though, the can rotator does the job, and it does it well enough for the price paid. I've been able to improve my can storage in my pantry because of it, while also seeing more easily which types of cans (veg, fruit, beans, other) needs refilling, and more easily reaching the oldest cans without having to completely empty my pantry each time. With a better-sized pantry, this can tracker would be even better.