Kitchen Organizer Racks

• Microwave and baker's racks: tall multi-tier stands with space for a microwave or oven, spices, crockery and utensils. See Microwave & Bakers Racks.
• Counter and cabinet racks: small 2- or 3-tier shelves for the counter or inside a cabinet, for jars, plates and cups.
• Spice racks: compact shelves for masala jars. See Spice Racks.
• Water bottle stands: holders for water bottles, including the 19-litre water bottle rack in 3, 4 or 5 tiers.
• Open, corner and wall racks: freestanding multi-tier shelves, corner racks and wall-mounted shelves for narrow walls.
• Kitchen trolleys: racks on wheels that move between the kitchen and dining area. See Trolleys.

• Measure the width, depth and height of the space, including the gap under any wall cabinets.
• For a microwave rack, measure your microwave's width and depth and compare them with the shelf size on the product page. Your microwave's manual states how much space it needs around it.
• In a narrow kitchen, a corner rack or a slim tall rack uses vertical space without blocking the walkway.
• Check usable shelf width, depth and the gap between shelves, not just the rack's overall size. Compare any stated load limits with what you plan to store; ask us before ordering if a needed measurement or load rating is missing.

Check the assembly and fixing instructions for your chosen model, including any required wall anchoring. Use our guide to measuring your space before ordering a rack to check doorways, shelf clearance and placement.

The same piece goes by several names: kitchen stand, kitchen shelf, baker's rack, microwave stand, oven rack or kitchen organizer. This collection brings them together.

Price depends on size, number of tiers and material. Small counter and spice racks cost less than full-height baker's racks. The current price is shown on each product.

The range includes metal frames with wooden or MDF shelves, solid wood racks and PVC racks. Check the product page for the material of the rack you choose.

Materials and finishes vary by model. Some racks use powder-coated metal, while others combine metal frames with wood or MDF shelves. Check the material details for your chosen rack rather than assuming that a metal finish means stainless steel.