Rating: 3 Carats
The picture to the left shows the pull-out spice unit closed, giving the view as it is shown attached to a hood mantel unit. This is a great focal point in the kitchen. The pull-out unit can also be placed as a standard wall cabinet that does not need to extend down to the counter top.
However, the application in the picture gives better access to the spices than if they were placed 54” off the floor. Notice how the center shelf is adjustable – great flexibility for oils or taller spice bottles. Shorter spice tins and bottles can be placed at the top and center shelves, while oils rest on the bottom shelf. The mechanism on which this unit operates is sturdy and glides with ease. If located next to the cooking surface, the unit can remain open for ease of accessibility as I cook.
I have shown all the available wall spice storage options and can not wait for next week as I move onto options for spices below the counter top.
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