Bellemain Spice Gripper Clip Strips for Plastic Jars - Set of 3, Holds 12 Jars

These were just as described. I cleaned the surface with alcohol and waited over an hour with cabinet doors open before attaching the 3M adhesive strip. I also measured because I was planning on using those small spice containers. I did use screws, but did not have a small enough drill bit to pre-drill holes so I used a nail to start the hole. Like most screws from Asian countries, these screws did strip. I’ve never had a set that were any good. But I got them to go in most of the way.I waited a day to put any spices on the racks. But, on either side, I had no spice rack adhesive fail. I’m not sure how it would be with heavier spice jars. Those little jars fit nice and tight, as does a normal sized prescription jar.I’ve used them a few times and I do hold onto the rack when I pull them out and they’ve been there one week and have not failed. It really looks more organized now and is easier to find the spice I need as well as being sure not to buy more when I already have a certain spice.

***Update after over a year***This has been installed for over a year now and still works as well as when I first installed it. No holders have broke and nothing has peeled off the cabinets or anything. Still highly suggest buying and durability has proven to be great as we have them loaded up 24x7 as you can see in the pics.First off I will address some of the “issues” from the lower rating reviews on here. If you are considering buying this item please read these points below as I almost didn’t buy it because of the reviews but I am glad I bought it because these work great.1. Some have said your cabinet door needs to be flat which is half right. The surface this sticks to needs to be flat and while they may come with 4 holders in each piece, they can be cut! Between each spice holder is a pre-scored line to easily cut these down to a size that works. I would imagine that almost everyone could find places to stick these if they were only workin with one or two spice holders at a time instead of 4. These are much more versatile than people state, mainly because they expect them to just work perfectly as is out of the packaging.2. I’m not sure why so many people have had issues with this spice holder sticking. As you’ll see below, mine has had no issues holding heavy glass spice jars. I imagine that the surface these are being stuck to is not in good shape or if they used it too quickly. For glue like this to work effectively it has to “settle” in and needs a clean surface that isn’t peeling or chipping or compromised in some way. When I installed these I gave them 24 hours before putting any spices in them. They may not need that but many of these stick on types of glued really need that 24 hours to be fully effective.3. As far as the jar sizes, I haven’t come across one that doesn’t fit and I have multiple brands as you’ll see in my photos. Again, I think people expect too much from these. It takes a little effort the first time to get a bigger spice jar in but they go in and stay and I haven’t had any of the holders break. Even with big bottles. So I don’t agree that only certain sizes and brands fit as I have at least 4 different sizes in mine that all Work fine.4. Cabinet space. For anyone who thought they’d gain a lot of cabinet space by hanging a few spice jars on a door must not have great spatial awareness. This isn’t about gaining lots of space. I did gain one section of my cabinet back which is nice but it’s more about ease of use. Even though we had one of the step like spice holders to stagger them so you could see them all, it didn’t really help and actually made things worse. Hanging these spices now allows me to see EVERY spice at one time without digging through. I don’t have to worry about running out because I forgot about one shoved in the back somewhere or buying extra because one was buried or fallen over. Did I gain cabinet space back? Yes, and every square inch counts especially when you have kids. Did it completely free up my cabinet? Of course not. But the ease of using my spices on a daily basis is absolutely worth buying this.5. Material. Some complain it’s cheap plastic. Yes it’s plastic. Plastic is what we like to call flexible, unlike many other materials. It makes a great material for holding these spices because the arms can bend and flex to hold different sizes. If it was so cheap they’d snap right away, but they don’t. Also, the 3M backing is where the real science and magic are at. We take for granted items like this but if you spend some time reading how those sticky backings work and are designed to be strong enough to hold many things but not too strong to rip apart your cabinets, you’d see how impressive those backings really are. This naming made of plastic and the backing thin foam also helps it contour to surfaces that aren’t perfectly flat and things that flex. If this was rigid material it would fail so much quicker and not be flexible enough to hold more than one or two sizes.As far as how well they actually work, I’d say they’re amazing! I have all shapes and sizes and weights of spices with ZERO issues. I bought these months ago so they’ve had time to fail if they were going to.The backing is a very thin foam type which is great for an application like this, especially if your cabinets flex a little when opening and closing. We also have soft close cabinets which may help improve these continuing to stick.You can see in the picture I have one rack half full of glass spice jars which were all brand new at one time and originally had only glass jars in it. They don’t get much heavier than those and it’s never been an issue holding them. It also fits the very big spices.This has made a huge difference in being able to see all of our spices and if I had more spices I’d buy even more of these because they are simply wonderful!

Saw these and thought they'd be great for the spices I use regularly. Much easier than digging for the drawer I keep spices in. At least I thought so. They are loose. They only hold one brand's bottle. I use a lot of different brands and sizes. I got so tired of picking them up off the floor every single time I opened the cabinet door that I took them off and sent them to a thrift shop.*************1/2/16 I was contacted by the seller about a week after I wrote my review. Through several emails I learned that they are best for McCormick brand spice bottles, as shown in the ad. I was offered replacements since I had only used one strip and sent the rest to the thrift shop. I found by trial and error that if the bottle has a lip on it, it will probably stay in. I've had the new set for about 6 wks. I have two strips in one cabinet and one in another. So far they work great. Once stretched it will never return to its original size but that has not been a problem for me so far. I have not had one bottle fall and I am using several brands of spice bottles and I also have put glass bottles in it. I just make sure that the bottle has a lip. The adhesive has stayed put for me. I live in a very dry climate so it's not unusual to have to replace adhesive as it dries out.I would purchase these again now that I know exactly how to use them. If you're careful, they work great.

Bought these for my camper. Instead of full size spice jars, I bought small, plastic jars to put spices in & stickers to label them. They work perfectly in my Class C camper!!

We got the Bellemain Spice Gripper Clip Strips for our camper because they were recommended for this use. Unfortunately, we've had a lot of issues with seasonings falling out whenever we open the cabinet door. While the clips themselves stick well to the surface, they don't seem to hold the jars securely enough. It's a great idea in theory, but in practice, it needs some improvement.

It was easy to install and a great space saver

Llego muy rapidoLo instale en menos de 30 minutosY quedó bastante bien.Solo mandó foto de uno, pero igual están los otros dos.

Easy to install. Simple design and holds smaller spice bottles very well.

Love it. It frees up space on my shelves and means I can see what spices I have without having to move them all. Going to order another set

Ich hatte vor einem Jahr schon mal ein Set gekauft und innen an die Tür eines Hängeschranks geklebt. Die Ostmann Gewürzdosen passen perfekt. Schmale Gläser oder Wegwerf-Pfeffermühlen ebenfalls.Der Klebestreifen auf der Rückseite hält bombenfest.Von mir klare Kaufempfehlung.Eine Anmerkung zur Präsentation bei Amazon. Ich hab 15min in meiner Bestellhistorie gesucht als ich zwei weitere Sets bestellen wollte. Das Produktbild sieht auf den ersten Blick aus wie ein Holzregal und die gängigen Suchbegriffe "Gewürz“ "Regal" oder "Clip" greifen auch nicht. Da könnte der Anbieter mal im eigenen Interesse optimieren.

Pésimo producto se despega muy fácil y eso hizo que se rompieran algunas de mis especies