Spice Pullout Rack for Verstegen spices

This remix I made for myself for all the Verstegen spice holders we had in our kitchen. And thought to share it.

We had a lot of Verstegen spice holders in our kitchen (we like cooking with them a lot!). So after searching and testing, we found out that SpongyBobs' design was best suited for our situation. But we had to make some adjustments to make it fit. I changed the with, the height (also madt it so the upper and lower rows are the same size). 

We ended up printing 3 of them, they look great next to each other. (But there is a version for 2 or just 1 also included). All probs to SpongyBobs for the most work! - My remix is only to make it much easier if your using Verstegen spices as well. (Or other spices that use cannisters that are max 55 mm round and fit in a  space max 96 mm high). You should be able to fit 10 cannisters in each rack. (5 on each floor).

The original model had options to screw the rack to closet/plank it stands on.  We however, had it standing on top of our metal extractor hood (above the hob). So I opted for 10x2 mm magnets. I changed the model so there is space for 8 magnets in the single version, 12 in the double version and 18 magnets in the triple version. 

(The original mounting options still exist - so you can choose what ever fits your situation). 

What's also the same as the original model:

It needs some basic hardware parts that you'll probably have laying around in some form, or can pick up at any hardware store.

Hardware parts

• Small flat head screws to fasten bottom rail and end-cap to cabinet.

• 2 fender washers - 3/16 in. x 1 in.

• Book binding post (15mm size) or equivalent.*

• (or 10x2 mm magnets if you have it standing on a metal surface - such as an extractor hood).

* If you can't find or don't wish to use binding posts, then you can just use a bolt and nut, but may have to cut the length not to obstruct the rail sliding.