Mounted Rotating Mug Rack
- Heavy duty steel construction with a smooth white finish.
- Equipped with four storage hooks to hang your mugs.
- Mounts easily to the underside of a cabinet or cabinet shelf.
- Includes mounting wood screws with a matching paint finish.
- Creates additional storage space in cluttered cabinets.
Product Description
Maximize the storage space in your cabinets by hanging mugs on the Mounted Rotating Mug Rack. This handy under the shelf mug organizer can hold up to four coffee mugs and has a smooth rotating design to provide easy access to each mug. Spinning Mug Holder Features Heavy duty steel construction with a smooth white finish. Equipped with four storage hooks to hang your mugs. Mounts easily to the underside of a cabinet or cabinet shelf. Includes mounting wood screws with a matching paint finish. Creates additional storage space in cluttered cabinets. Great for convenient hanging storage of your favorite mugs in a cupboard or near the coffee maker on the countertop. A simple and inexpensive way to maximize the storage space in your kitchen cabinets the Mounted Rotating Mug Organizer is perfect for providing sturdy hanging storage for up to four of your favorite mugs and utilizes the unused storage space underneath a cabinet or cupboard shelf…. More >>
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We live in an apartment with limited cabinet space. We bought two of these mug racks to install beneath our dish cabinets. They are exactly what we needed. They spin, so no need to reach behind to find your favorite mug; they don’t take up too much space, unless your cabinets aren’t far above your counters. (We can still fit our blender under a filled mug rack.) Do keep in mind that they won’t hold huge mugs, like 16-oz. ones or larger, or at least they won’t hold four large ones. We use them for eight standard-size (12 oz.?) mugs and leave the two huge mugs sitting on the counter.