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This Century Components door-mount spice rack puts four shelves of spice storage on the back of a cabinet door in natural maple, shipped unassembled and ready to finish or install as-is.
The back of a cabinet door is some of the most overlooked storage real estate in a kitchen. This rack claims that space with four dedicated spice shelves, so the bottles that typically crowd a drawer or pile up on a shelf have a fixed home that is visible the moment the door swings open. At 12 inches wide, the rack works on a standard cabinet door alongside existing hardware without interfering with the door's travel or the cabinet's interior storage.
The rack is built from natural maple, a close-grained hardwood that machines cleanly and accepts finish evenly. Because it ships unassembled, a shop or installer can stain or paint all the parts before putting them together, which gives the finished rack a more consistent appearance than finishing after assembly. For cabinet shops building out a kitchen spec, that also means the rack can be finished in the same batch as the doors and face frames rather than as a separate step.
This is the right rack for a kitchen cabinet door that needs organized spice storage and has roughly 12 inches of width to work with. It suits homeowners who want to clear a cluttered spice drawer, designers specifying built-in door storage as part of a kitchen package, and cabinet shops supplying a finished and installed accessory alongside custom cabinetry. The unassembled format makes it practical for any shop workflow where finishing in parts is standard practice.
No. The rack ships unassembled so you can finish the individual parts before putting them together, which makes for a cleaner result when matching an existing cabinet finish.
The rack is 3-1/4 inches deep. Account for that projection when the cabinet is loaded, so the shelves do not contact items stored on the opposite side when the door closes.
Yes. Natural maple takes paint well. Lightly sand and prime before painting for the best adhesion and finish uniformity.
Mounting hardware specifics are not detailed in the source data. Contact us or confirm with Century Components for the recommended fastener type and door-panel thickness requirements.
Mount this four-shelf maple rack to a 12-inch cabinet door to put a full set of spices in plain view, clearing counter and drawer space with a single, finished wood accessory.
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