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5-Basket Over-the-Door Metal Organizer
5-Basket Over-the-Door Metal Organizer
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Add Vertical Storage Behind Any Compatible Door
This five-basket metal organizer mounts over the top of a door, turning unused space into accessible storage. Works with pantry, closet, bathroom, bedroom, and kitchen doors that meet the clearance and thickness requirements below.
Key Benefits
- Five baskets create tiered, easy-to-reach storage without drilling
- Open-basket design keeps items visible and simple to grab
- White finish blends with most door and wall colors
- No tools or wall anchors required for standard over-door installation
Best For
- Pantry and kitchen doors — snacks, spices, small bottles
- Bathroom doors — toiletries, hair tools, cleaning supplies
- Closet and bedroom doors — accessories, small folded items
Key Features
- Five open-wire baskets in a vertical stack
- Metal frame and wire construction
- White powder-coated finish
- Over-door hook mounting — no hardware needed
- Can also be wall-mounted if hardware is available (verify included components before planning)
Dimensions & Fit
Before purchasing, measure the following on your door:
- Door thickness: Confirm the hook fits over your door's top edge
- Door width: The organizer should not extend beyond the door frame
- Clearance above the door: Enough space for the hook to sit without pushing against the door frame
- Clearance behind the door: Check that the organizer won't hit the wall or door frame when the door swings open
Materials & Construction
- Metal frame with wire basket panels
- White powder-coat finish
Installation & Assembly
- Hang the hook over the top of the door — no drilling required for over-door use
- Distribute weight evenly across all five baskets
- After installing, open and close the door fully to confirm it still clears the frame and wall
- Check if your door handle or knob interferes with the organizer before loading it
- Wall mounting may be possible — verify included hardware before planning a wall installation
What to Check Before Buying
- Measure your door's top clearance, thickness, and swing path
- Confirm the organizer depth won't block the door from closing fully
- Check that your door handle won't contact the baskets
- Verify the wall or door frame won't be struck when the door opens
Care & Safety
- Wipe clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth
- Avoid overloading a single basket — distribute items evenly
- Periodically check that the hook remains seated securely over the door
What's in the Box
Verify exact contents upon arrival. Package typically includes the assembled or partially assembled organizer unit. Confirm whether wall-mount hardware is included if needed.
If this organizer fits your door, it's a straightforward way to add five levels of accessible storage without touching the walls.
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