Cans of chicken/beef stock and Cream of Chicken Soup are always on the list for the grocery shopping because they are a staple in our house. We use chicken stock in everything--rice or in the crockpot, gravy, thinning out cream soups etc.
Our trips to the store usually results in lots of cans of cream of chicken soup; chicken stock; among lots of other canned goods, especially if they are on sale. The problem we run into is where to put the cans when we get them home. Loading the cupboard up with cans and then the cans we hadnt used get pushed back, so we don't really know what we have. The answer is this:
Food Rotation Systems at
Shelf Reliance. These shelving systems are designed to make organizing and rotating food simple, keeping your storage fresh. There are several sizes to accommodate all situations. There are lots of options, so I will show you what we are putting in our cupboard this weekend.
The
Cansolidator Series has 3 different sizes: The Cansolidator Pantry, The Cansolidator Pantry Plus, and The Cansolidator Cupboard. (The Cansolidator Pantry Plus is pictured below, information taken from the
Shelf Reliance website.)
Featuring SmarTrac technology, the Cansolidator Pantry Plus is a front-loading system that automatically rotates up to 60 cans. This adjustable, expandable, stackable system takes the hassle out of can rotation and allows you to organize cans the way YOU want. The Cansolidator is easy to assemble and guarantees a more organized pantry in minutes. Sturdy, compact, and reliable, the Cansolidator Pantry Plus is the perfect stand-alone solution for any pantry.
The Cansolidator Pantry Plus holds both small and medium cans. To determine which can size(s) you'll be storing, please refer to our
can sizing chart.Dimensions
Height: 11"
Width: 30"
Depth: 16.5"
Capacity: 60 cans
* Rotates cans on a first in first out basis
* Holds up to 60 cans
* Holds over 100 pounds
* Stores small and medium cans (from tuna size all the way to medium 30 oz. cans)
* Adjustable width (30" at its widest)
*Units may be stacked for space optimization (note: It's recommended that no more than 2 units be stacked)
