3-Tier Kitchen Counter Storage Rack for Extra Space
Stop moving jars just to reach the kettle. Three open tiers give bottles, mugs, and spices their own levels, so the working surface stays clear. Freestanding and plastic, it works on kitchen counters, bathroom vanities, and desks without a drill.
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Stop moving jars just to reach the kettle. Three open tiers give bottles, mugs, and spices their own levels, so the working surface stays clear. Freestanding and plastic, it works on kitchen counters, bathroom vanities, and desks without a drill.
Three-tier plastic rack that adds extra storage space to kitchen counters, bathrooms, and desks
- cluttered kitchen countertops
- condiment and spice jars crowding the counter
- no space for dishes and cups
- messy desk surfaces
Clear Counters, Easy Reach
Your counter is crowded with jars, bottles, and mugs before you even start. Three open tiers give each item its own level, so the surface is free again.
Three tiers that hold what you actually own

Three trays that stack upward
Three open tiers add three levels of storage on the footprint the rack already takes. Heavy jars sit low, bottles and mugs sit in the middle, and lighter items go on top. The counter stays clear for cooking.

Raised edges that hold the small stuff
Each tray has shallow raised edges, so a jar or bottle stays put when the shelf gets bumped. The rack holds tall and wide items side by side, which matters in a corner beside the stove where every centimetre counts.

Drainage slots that keep it dry
Slots in the lower tray let water run through, so wet bottles and rinsed cups do not pool on the surface. Keep the heaviest items on that tray and the stack stays steady while you work.
Set it up in three steps
- 1Open the box
Lift the flat-packed pieces and sort the trays, posts, and legs. The matte plastic is smooth and light in your hands.
- 2Stack the trays
Snap the posts into the trays one level at a time. Each tray clicks into place with a short, firm sound.
- 3Set it on the counter
Place the finished rack on a clean, level counter or vanity. Its compact base sits flat, and the open tiers are ready for jars, bottles, or mugs.
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Yes, as long as you load them in the right order. The plastic is lighter than metal, so put the heaviest glass on the lowest tray and keep lighter items above. The raised edges hold jars steady on every tier.
It is a compact freestanding rack with a tabletop footprint, so it fits wherever a small appliance would sit. Measure the spot before you order, because the rack stands three tiers tall.
Set it on a flat, level surface and check that it sits steady before you load it. On a sloped counter the stack can wobble and push items off the edges, so a level spot matters more than anything else.
Wipe the trays with a damp cloth and let water run out through the drainage slots. Keep heavy items on the lowest tray while you clean so the stack stays steady.
Yes. Pens, notebooks, and a mug sit on separate tiers, and the desk surface stays open for a laptop. The same rack works on a vanity for toiletries.
It solves a problem most renters live with for a fraction of the cost of a wall shelf. You get three levels of storage with no drill, no landlord request, and nothing left behind on the wall when you move out.
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