I dunno, it’s kinda weird that they mention it’s “into the studs” as if it makes it a load-bearing spice rack. Just a weirdly irrelevant thing to say, makes me suspicious that OP thinks anything screwed into studs has to stay there forever or the house falls down.

The endless stream of repeated "unscrew it" comments is also mildly infuriating.

This post is mildly infuriating. Unscrewing it is not even an “easy fix” it’s just plain and simple what you do.

But it’s in the studs /s

Because screwdrivers are regulated, screwdriver licenses are hard to obtain, and while most people can do the clockwise thing, counterclockwise is a skill that takes years to master.

It's load bearing

Because this is mildly infuriating not huge fucking problems?

Oh no, not the Lüftung again!

I loved this so much I went into your profile and upvoted some other comments.

I have no idea what I'm doing. Please say what you mean.

Seems extremely efficient to me.

Screw it

Yeah, you can even screw it back on after!

Yes, it's mainly ground spices.

Mounting your spice rack to the studs is just sage advice. Otherwise, you're putting the structural integrity at risk, and if that fails, you're in for a bad thyme. Trust me, this happened to me once. There was still paprika in my grout when I moved out. And to add salt to the wound, the landlord made me pay for the damage.

That must be where they placed the weight of their sins

Its mounted into TWO studs

I dunno man. Sounds mildly infuriating to have to go get a screwdriver, come back and try unscrewing it only to realize you need a power tool because it is in the studs. Go get the drill, damnit battery is dead. Damnit extra battery is dead because I hardly use this damn thing.

I don't see a difference

Not bizarre if they kept stuff on top of the (shorter) fridge and within reach that's used regularly.

Can't say I've ever seen a kitchen stove with 1.5ft of clearance in any home.

Or you could unscrew the fucking thing and move it somewhere else, but I'll let you sort that out with your anger management therapist.

The fridge is 29 and 3/8 deep and the rack is mounted about 28.5 from the wall so no, it won't fucking fit. I'll remove the rack, for everybody out there. Or I'll put the fridge a bit further from the stove

And then just never open the freezer door I guess

But why can't you just remove it? It being mounted into the studs isn't any different than any other spot, it's just more secure.

The fridge is 29 and 3/8 deep and the rack is mounted about 28.5 from the wall so no, it won't fucking fit. I'll remove the rack, for everybody out there.