Dial Industries, Inc.Refrigerator Stackable Soda, Beer Can Organizer

I bought a few of these to help with dispensing canned water & soda to guests who flock to my home on weekends.First they take up more room that a standard 'long' box 12pack, which meant I had to remove a shelf in my beverage fridge. So, I gave up capacity for convenience.Second, the average beverage can (not the new, trendy slim cans) have about 1/4 inch gap as it lays sideways in the rack. Some room is needed to allow gravity to do the work of moving the cans to the front of the dispenser with minimal contact with the sides, but 1/4 inch is too much. This gap allows cans to get askew and jam against the side, preventing continuous feed of cans.Would I recommend this product? Yes, if you use it in a full sized fridge where capacity is less an issue.I will likely give these to family who don't have beverage fridge to fill and need as many cold drinks available during a Saturday backyard pool party. Usually the family is here, at my place anyway!

I just purchased 10 of these to store my families juice cans in my garage. I only had so much room since I didn't want to move any shelves on my metal rack. They work pretty well for this, but since they are made of a hard plastic they are a little flexible. This made it a little challenging to keep them stacked. I solved this by adding a dab of supper glue on the 3 support locations on the dispenser. This made the "stack" support very stable and sturdy. Unlike other reviews that used wire ties and drilling holes in them, they were very clean looking and I didn't loose any sturdiness since I left their original structure alone. As a matter of fact I think mine are more sturdy now with the addition of the super glue. I even think you could stack more then 2 of them with this method. I would have rated them 4.5 stars but you can't rate in 1/2's only taking of 1/2 point for me having to use a little of my super glue.

Had purchased one and it works well but wanted to stack. Had to use some zip ties for stability but works well now.

Can dispensers rarely get a good rap when it comes to reviews. It seems like consumers expect them to be able to break the laws of physics, or at least bend them. I've had these for several months, and I really like them. Do cans get stuck? Sometimes, but not that often, and it's not that big of a deal. There's no way you can expect every can to come down straight. But these do a pretty darned good job of making that happen. The one issue I've had is stacking one atop another. While it can be done, and they are made to be able to do it, lining them up is a bit tricky. Overall, however, I really like them.EDIT 7/18/15: I've removed a star from my review because it's only taken 2 months for me to have to play rotating can dispensers. I bought 4, and most of the time have only had 2 in the fridge at once. The tops started "bowing out." When that happens, it's impossible to line them up. Hopefully they'll last until I can get something better.

These containers work pretty well and are arguably the best of the ones I've tested/seen so far. For example, the coated wire ones sold at places like Bed, Bath & Beyond were horrible and did not stack at all. These containers actually stack, but they need to be filled with cans to get a proper fit. That's not going to be an issue for most people, but I find it annoying when I empty the top container and it falls into the bottom container that I'm trying to get cans out of. I have to keep both containers full...which defeats the purpose of having stacked containers of the same thing in the pantry.The other small detail that I don't like is that they don't stack squarely. The top one sits just a tad further back then the bottom container. So, they don't fit perfectly on a shelf on other square area.Other than those two things, the containers work very well.

This will not work for ordinary sized food cans. It is great for the purpose it is made for, but I hoped it would work to organize my pantry, but it won't. I wish they made the produce in a larger size for food cans. Unfortunately it is also too long to fit in my fridge, so it isn't much good to me at all. It is a quality product, but it didn't work for me.

I still use it only out of simple inertia. I need to buy a metal can dispenser like the ones convenience stores use. They seem to work every time.This dispenser, on the other hand, only feeds smoothly about half the time. Routinely have to nudge cans to get them to feed. I thought it might wear in with time, but no such luck. I drink several cans per day, and life is too short to suffer these daily annoyances. Buy a metal competitor instead.

They’re great for the price, but if you plan to stack them, it takes some extra work. The way they fit together isn’t stable, and the weight of even one can will cause the top rack to topple. Initially, I tried a heavy duty epoxy, but the “notches” in the front are still so small, I was afraid it wouldn’t hold. I ended up drilling some holes and using cable ties to hold it together. Looks a bit ghetto, but I don’t think it’ll be too noticeable in the refrigerator.

These racks do stack but are not that stable. The feet don't fit in very deeply and are easily dislodged.

Was broke by the time I got it,but it is made very flimsy

Love it!Thx!

Great product, I'm happy

WILL NOT TAKE ANYTHING BUT POP CANS