Six tiers hang on the back of a pantry door here, converting a surface that normally holds nothing into 52.4 inches of vertical storage for spices, cans, small cooking tools or toiletries. The frame hooks over panels up to 2 inches thick and needs only a 0.06 inch door gap, so it suits most standard interior and cupboard doors, and screws are supplied for direct wall mounting where a door is unsuitable. Basket spacing adjusts so tall bottles and jars stand upright on one shelf while shorter tins fill another, avoiding the wasted headroom of fixed racks. Construction is Q195 steel square tube with a chrome-plated finish that resists rust, bending and cracking in a kitchen, laundry room or bathroom. Four adhesive pads press against the door to stop the rack swinging and knocking when the door is closed. Assembly is quick and the finished rack measures 16.5 by 7.1 by 52.4 inches at 5 pounds.