What size spice jars are they using in the pic?
1328375
Those jars are 2" x 2" x 4.5" tall. They do not fit as well in the picture as they have it shown. Meaning, the jars are too small for the shelf, so they fit very loose and will tip over. What you can't see in the picture is how much space is between the wall and the jar.
1328376
I don't know what size the jars are in the picture but the interior of the spice wrack itself is 3" so it will take a large size jar.
1328377
The inside dimensions of the racks are 3 inches deep and ten and a half inches wide. Our larger spice bottles fit in rather nicely
1328378
You can fit normal sized spice jars 1.6 oz up to 13 oz (bulk size spices) plus other size jars too, nutella, ect - the shelves are wide and a great product !
167873
Sorry, don't know. I must have purchased several different kinds of spice jars. One on the inside has 45/100 on the edge, 49B in the center and MRP in a circle along the edge. On others it has a number 1 or 7 in the center inside. Don't know if that will help.
2236390
Honestly I don't know. I use them in my craft room and have about 100+ normal size buttons in one. If I had to guess as a cook, 1 jar would hold almost I full normal sized dry spice.
1683999
2 3/4 inches. The standard for most jars you can get from any market. I.e. pasta sauce jars, etc
630943
Holds 3 ounces and measures 3 1/2" H x 1 3/4" in diameter. Fits most spice racks. They have the exact same jars at Bed Bath and Beyond cheaper but I had to replace jars during a recent move and I needed the top to be white, not black. They run about .90 at BBB each and I only needed two but had to buy a set on line to get the lid color. Hope that helps and good luck. Lisa
2281964
I measured mine -- the inside depth is a bit over 2-1/2 inches. I just transferred my spice collection to the rack -- every brand of spice I had that wasn't in a super size jar fit just fine -- McCormick, Spice Islands, Trader Joe's and Lawrys (seasoned salt). The inside width of the shelves is just over 11-1/2 inches. Most spice jars fit 6 to a shelf, but the jars that just barely fit the depth will fit only 5 to a shelf. Hope this helps!
1818515
I use mine for makeup etc. but spices come in all different sized jars. I would use the rack measurement and the average jar measurement and guesstimate. :-)
1932686
I'm trying to get the same question answered. I noticed the difference in jar sizes also. Can someone please respond to this thread with the answer. Thanks!
2095114
I'd say each jar is roughly about as big as a mug. The official measurements are 3 1/2 inches tall by 3 3/4 inches in diameter. I use these jars to keep my cinnamon sticks, bay leaves, and green cardamom. I have the smaller 4-oz versions of these jars which I use for my powdered spices.
100967
No they won't fit. Pints wouldn't even fit it's more for spice jars- smaller sized ones.
218708
Mine measure @ 9.25" Wide / 8 3/8" Tall / 4" Deep (with spice jars--measured from back of rack to tip of resting spice jar) Hope this helps.
598752
pretty small about 12 inches long and about 4 inches high..I like that I got a coupon in the package that I can order free spices only pay for postage :)
1509518
Only size Spice Jar we sell is 3-3/4" High. Thanks for the interest in our products, Nancy
1358156
Each end is the same capacity. One end is taped to fit into spice jars and the other is round.
181956
The jars are have approximately 3" tall by 1 1/2" diameter of space inside jar. Can't give you an ounce estimate since spices are each different.
721293
2 3/4" tall x 1 7/8" for the mouth. I have had them for a while now, and still love them. They hold an entire McCormack jar if you tap the jar to settle the spice in. The jar has a nice seal, but that makes it a teeny bit hard to open. I am very satisfied with them. You can get your measuring spoon in them without a problem. Good luck with your decision!
1875345
About 3/4 of a traditional (not jumbo sized) bottle of McCormicks spices. I like to leave a little room at the top of each Prodyne spice bottle as well for room for a measuring spoon to be inserted without the spice spilling out of the bottle, so maybe a little less than 3/4 if you fill your bottles similarly. I just keep the leftover McCormick (or other brand) spices in their original containers in my pantry, and refill the Prodyne jars as needed. Love this system, as I don't have to go digging thru my pantry looking for spices. They are all alphabetically arranged in my three Prodyne spice racks. (I printed out customized spice lid labels from the Avery website and affixed the labels to the tops of the Prodyne bottles.)