Stackable Clear Water Cup Rack for Cabinets and Fridge
Cups stand upright in their own clear lanes, so the cabinet opens to exactly what you need. Two tiers snap together without tools, and the open front keeps every cup within reach.
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Cups stand upright in their own clear lanes, so the cabinet opens to exactly what you need. Two tiers snap together without tools, and the open front keeps every cup within reach.
Stackable clear cup rack that keeps water cups organized and easy to reach
- cluttered cups in cabinets or fridge
- cups toppling or nesting messily
- hard-to-reach cup storage
Every water cup upright and within reach.
Cups nest into a toppling heap every time you open the cabinet. With clear wave-shaped lanes, each one stands in its own slot and the front row is always reachable.
Wave lanes that keep each cup standing
- Wave lanes that hold each cup
The wave-shaped lanes separate cups so they stand upright and stop nesting. Reach in and the cup you want comes out clean, without knocking the rest over.
- Stack a second tier
Interlocking tabs snap one tier onto the next with no tools. Go from a single tier to two in a minute and use the height your cabinet already has.
- Open front, clear walls
The open front and transparent walls show every cup at a glance. You see what is left before you open the door, and the one you want is always at the front.
Stack a second tier in one minute
- 1Snap the first tier
Press the interlocking tabs on the base piece until each one clicks. Line up the lanes along the front edge.
- 2Load the lanes
Stand each cup upright in its own lane, heavier mugs on the lower tier and lighter cups higher up.
- 3Add the second tier
Set the upper tier onto the lower one and press the tabs together. Check that the open front lines up before you load it.
Four heights, one footprint
- 27.3 x 20.6 cmFootprint
- 11.5 cm, 14 cm, 22 cm, 27.5 cmTier heights
- 27.5 cmStacked two-tier height
Same 27.3 x 20.6 cm footprint for every tier height
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Lane width is sized for typical cups, so measure your widest mug before you load it. Tiers come in 11.5 cm, 14 cm, 22 cm and 27.5 cm heights, so you can match the rack to short glasses or tall bottles. Oversized mugs can wedge in a narrow lane, so check them first.
The walls are light plastic, so the rack is easy to lift and keeps cups steady without weight. Put the heavier mugs on the lower tier and the lighter cups on top. That keeps the upper tier from shifting when you reach in.
Each piece has interlocking tabs. Press the tabs of the upper tier onto the lower one until they click. No tools or screws are needed, and the open front lines up when the tiers lock.
Yes. On a fridge shelf or door, use the shortest tier for bottles and keep taller cups elsewhere. On a counter, set the rack by the sink, add a second tier if you need height, and give each person one lane.
A drawer insert keeps cups apart, but they still stack and hide at the back. This rack uses the vertical space you already have. Each cup stands in its own lane, so one purchase replaces a loose pile on the shelf.