Can Beverage Dispenser

This would have been 5 stars easy if not for two major design flaws. The lip in the front of the bottom row is not sufficient to stop the rolling cans. If you have the rack loaded with cans (top and bottom) and you pull a can out from the bottom row, which is what you are supposed to do, the momentum and weight of all of the other cans moving, will push the next can in line up and over the lip in the front. This will result in multiple cans popping out of the bottom front of the rack and onto your floor. You can't just grab a can and run, you have to slowly remove a can and make sure the next can in line stops. Once the weight of the cans from the top row is removed then it works fine, but what is the point of having a two level rack if it only works with one level loaded. This would have been much better if both levels just worked independent of each other, that would also allow you to load two different flavors of beverages without having to dig for the one you want. As it is, I have to alternate different flavor/varieties so it's not as difficult to get the one I am in the mood for. I just pull the cans out and put them back into the top until I get the can I want. *** FIX *** I fattened out the bottom rails so the first couple cans are on a flatter run to the front lip. I also took some pliers and carefully bent the front lip up a bit more, so it does a better job of stopping the rolling cans. I can now pull a can out of the rack and other cans will all roll and stop without the next can popping out of the rack. A customer shouldn't have to make these adjustments but at least now the rack works as it should. Second design flaw of this rack is the "legs". The description says it is made of metal with some type of painted on covering. The problem with this is that the legs are slippery and slippery legs on glass (which is normally what the shelf of the refrigerator is made of), just doesn't make for a stable base. Due to this, as you remove cans and as the other cans slide forward the whole rack is constantly inching forward, which means you have to constantly push it back into the refrigerator. This rack needs some type of rubber legs on the bottom or even some type of suction cups that snap onto the bottom leg rails. This way the rack will stay in place even with the constant movement of the cans in the rack.