Measure actual containers
Collect your tallest frequently used objects and measure their full height. Include pump heads, handles and lids. Package dimensions from another version are a weak substitute for the things you already own.
Understand the opening
Look for the usable vertical opening between shelf surfaces and rails. A front guard can reduce the path available for tilting a bottle even when the bottle can stand comfortably behind it.
Rehearse removal
Build a temporary opening with cardboard and lift the item through it. If removal requires a steep tilt, think about whether neighboring objects will interfere and whether that motion suits your ordinary routine.
Avoid filling every level
One generous opening may be more useful than several tight ones. If the cart's layout cannot accommodate the tallest item without an awkward motion, choose a different configuration rather than forcing the assortment.
Illustrative scenario: a tall syrup bottle stands on a lower shelf but cannot pass the guard without moving two jars. Leaving it on an accessible upper level may improve the arrangement more than adding another tier.
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