Jar size and row depth
Spice bottle diameter, height and label visibility affect shelf depth and row spacing.
OEM/ODM WOODEN SPICE RACKS FOR KITCHENWARE BRANDS
Heze Sunflower manufactures custom wooden spice racks, countertop spice organizers, wall-mounted spice racks, cabinet spice shelves and private label wooden kitchen rack products for kitchenware brands, homeware importers, online sellers and private label buyers. Projects can start from spice jar size, reference photo, drawing, sample, shelf layout, mounting route, finish target, logo file or packing plan.
Send jar size, bottle quantity, shelf count, rack type, mounting route, front rail target, finish, logo method, hardware bag and packing plan.
QUOTE BASIS
A wooden spice rack project is not quoted only by outer size. Spice jar diameter, bottle height, row depth, shelf clearance, mounting route, load target, finish and packing method should be fixed before sampling.
Spice bottle diameter, height and label visibility affect shelf depth and row spacing.
Single-tier, multi-tier, stepped or cabinet-style racks need different side frame and rail structures.
Wall-mounted, countertop and cabinet spice racks require different back panel, screw hole and base stability checks.
Shelf load, front rail height, side frame strength and anti-tip requirement should be set before sampling.
Moisture exposure, finish odor, edge sealing and cleaning method should match the buyer's kitchen-use scenario.
Color box, instruction sheet, screw bag, barcode, carton marks and rail protection should be planned before bulk production.
BUYER ANSWER
A custom wooden spice rack should be checked with the buyer's spice jars, not only with an outer drawing. Jar diameter, bottle height, row depth, front rail height, mounting route, load target and anti-tip design decide whether the sample works in a kitchen cabinet, on a counter or on a wall.
Kitchenware brands, homeware importers, wholesalers, online sellers and private label buyers usually compare jar fit, mounting route, hardware bag, retail box, carton protection and repeat-order records before placing wooden spice rack orders.
PRODUCT RANGE
Spice rack orders can be planned by jar size, shelf count, row depth, mounting route, finish requirement and private label packing plan.
Wall-mounted spice rack projects need mounting holes, back panel strength, screw size, wall plug option and load target confirmed by sample.
Countertop spice organizers need base stability, anti-tip review, bottom contact, rubber feet and kitchen counter footprint set in the sample brief.
Tiered spice racks need bottle visibility, shelf height, stepped layout, side frame strength and carton protection set early.
Cabinet spice racks need cabinet depth, door clearance, bottle height, hand access and side frame route checked with buyer dimensions.
Rotating spice rack structures can be discussed when the buyer accepts the hardware route, MOQ and sample testing requirement.
Private label spice rack programs need logo proof, instruction sheet, hardware bag, barcode, color box, carton marks and repeat-order records.
JAR FIT REVIEW
A spice rack that looks correct in photos may fail if the buyer's spice jars do not fit the row depth or shelf clearance. Bottle diameter, jar height, label position and hand access should be settled before sample approval.
Round jars, square jars and mixed bottle sizes need different shelf depth.
Tall jars need enough clearance between tiers and stable front rail height.
Front rail and shelf spacing should not block the label if the buyer sells spice sets.
Bottle removal should be easy without forcing the jar against the upper shelf.
If the buyer uses several jar sizes, the acceptable size range should be recorded before sampling.
Two-tier, three-tier or multi-row layout affects weight, carton size and stability.
STRUCTURE ROUTE
A wall-mounted spice rack and a countertop spice rack should not be reviewed as the same structure. Mounting holes, base footprint, screw route, back panel strength, cabinet clearance and anti-tip design should match the buyer's use case.
Mounting holes, screw size, wall anchor option, back panel strength and load target should be confirmed by sample.
Base footprint, anti-tip design, bottom contact, rubber feet and daily movement should be set before bulk production.
Cabinet depth, door clearance, bottle access, side frame height and pull-out or fixed structure should be checked with buyer dimensions.
LOAD AND STABILITY
A full spice rack can carry more weight than expected once bottles are loaded. Shelf load, front rail height, side frame strength, screw route and anti-tip design should be part of the sample check.
A full set of spice bottles can add more weight than expected. Shelf load target belongs in the sample brief.
The front rail should hold bottles without blocking labels or making removal difficult.
Thin side frames and rails need enough glue area, screw position or joint support.
Freestanding countertop racks may need wider base, rear support or rubber feet.
Wall-mounted racks need hole position, screw size and wall plug option confirmed with the buyer.
Hardware bag, instruction sheet and assembly sequence should be kept for repeat orders.
MATERIAL AND FINISH
Common for kitchen storage products with clean appearance and stable retail positioning.
Lightweight and cost-friendly for rustic or painted spice rack projects.
Suitable for smoother painted or stained kitchen rack products.
Higher-cost option for cleaner surface and stronger small-frame projects.
Can be reviewed for back panels or cost-controlled structure when accepted by the buyer.
MDF may be reviewed for dry decorative or painted spice racks when accepted by the buyer, but it is not the normal route for wet or heavy-load kitchen use.
Kitchen moisture exposure, finish odor, edge sealing and cleaning method need early review, especially for painted or stained spice rack programs.
PRIVATE LABEL
Laser engraving, screen printing, UV print, metal label or paper label can be selected by surface and artwork.
Assembly note, mounting guide, cleaning note and warning label can be packed if required.
Screws, wall plugs, rubber feet or small tools can be packed according to the approved sample.
Color box, kraft box or mailer box can be prepared according to the buyer's sales channel.
Item code, barcode, carton mark and pallet label should be confirmed before shipment.
Thin rails, side frames and visible surfaces need protection during export packing.
PROJECT START
A complete technical file is not required for the first discussion. A reference photo, sample, jar size, shelf count, mounting route and packing plan are enough for the first quotation review.
Destination market should be provided before quotation because retail box language, label format, hardware notes and export packing method may change by market.
BUYER SCENARIOS
PRODUCTION CONTROL
Confirm size, shelf depth, jar fit, mounting route, front rail, finish and logo proof before bulk production.
Screw bag, wall plug, rubber feet, instruction sheet and assembly route should be recorded after sample approval.
Approved carton size, surface protection, rail protection, barcode, label and carton mark are kept for later orders.
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FAQ
Yes. A reference photo, drawing, sample, outer size, jar size or shelf layout can be used for the first quotation review.
Spice jar diameter, bottle height, shelf count, rack type, mounting route, material, finish, logo method, packing plan and quantity are useful for quotation.
Yes. Wall-mounted, countertop and cabinet spice rack structures are checked separately by mounting route, base stability and load target.
Yes. Please send jar diameter, height, label position and bottle quantity, so shelf depth, tier height and front rail position can be checked.
Yes. Hardware bag, screw size, wall plug option, rubber feet and instruction sheet can be prepared according to the approved sample.
Yes. Logo method, label, barcode, instruction sheet, color box, carton marks and export packing protection can be prepared for private label orders.
Rotating spice rack structures can be discussed when the buyer accepts the hardware route, MOQ and sample testing requirement.
Packing can include surface wrap, rail protection, corner protection, hardware bag, instruction sheet, retail box, master carton and pallet if needed.
PROJECT REVIEW
Send a product photo, drawing, sample details, jar size, shelf count, mounting route, finish target, logo file, hardware bag requirement or packing plan. We will review the structure, load target, finish and export packing basis before preparing a quotation.