Tksrn Pull Out Cabinet Organizer, Heavy Duty Slide Out Pantry Shelves, Sliding Drawer Storage For Bathroom, Kitchen, Home, 15" W x 21" D, Chrome Finish（NEED 16" W and 22" D Cabinet）

This pull-out cupboard organizer seems heavy duty and well made. It is easily as good as similar ones we had gotten previously from big-box stores. The drawer itself comes in two pieces, probably for easier shipping, but it assembles securely into one drawer. The slides seem to work smoothly with little effort, just as you would like. And when the drawer is fully in the cabinet, it has a little indent so it stays in place. The only real problem with these is the installation. The instructions are somewhat minimal, but the basic installation is fairly easy if you have done anything similar. The biggest problem is in marking the spots to drill the holes to mark where the rails should be mounted. The rails have slotted holes so you have some leeway in positioning them as long as the screw holes in the cabinet floor end up at the center of those holes. But in my case alignment was critical because the drawer organizer barely fits in the cabinet and the opening is even smaller than the inside of the cabinet. Because of this I actually assembled the unit and set in in the cabinet to mark the screw locations. But it was hard to get the rail brackets to sit level on the cabinet bottom so you knew where they would end up. And it was also hard to get a pencil in to mark the location of the slotted holes since the rails were in the way. I ended up getting lucky with the placement, but it might not have worked out. I thought I was putting the screw hole nearer to the middle of the slots, but they ended up being at the very inner edges of the slots since the rail brackets were not totally flat when I marked their location. It would have been very helpful if they had just provided a template to use for marking the hole locations. But other than the somewhat difficult installation, the end result is very satisfactory at a reasonable price.

These metal pull-out shelves are wonderful and very strong! It was very easy for our son to install and makes so much difference. I have two cabinets that are low and I couldn't ever see what was back there. With these shelves I can see everything and it's so easy to find exactly what bowl or dish I need! I bought two that fit both cabinets and I couldn't be happier!

I recently installed these pull out shelves in my deep bottom cabinets. I could never reach all the items in very far part of the cabinets. Now I have easy access to everything. They were easy to assemble and are make very soundly. I like the metal and the easy pullout feature. Only challenge is the bracket screws are very short and non-magnetic. It takes some real effort to install in very tight space. Once installed I just love them.

Seems sturdy, but not the easiest to assemble. The shelf comes in 2 parts and you have to screw it together, and attaching the slides to the inside of cabinet was a bit tricky. But mainly what I didn't like about it, is that it doesn't pull out all the way, only half way. And the wires making up the shelf are somewhat far apart, making things fall over a bit. I'll keep it, but probably get a sheet of hard plastic to line the shelf. Over all still a pretty good value, given that it's about half the cost of the Rev-a Shelf model I was thinking to get.

I got this sliding shelf to try and allow easier access to stuff that was getting lost in the abyss of a deep shelf. My pantry shelf is 13”x23” and most I found were too wide and too short, so this met the size requirement I needed. I also have difficulty accessing the corner and a different type of pull out shelf would have been better, but we would have to install a wall for it to attach to, so this shelf and another lazy Susan for the back corner is my plan. I started with 1 to see how it works and will eventually purchase another for the bottom shelf. It was some what difficult to install bc you want the basket in place to ensure proper spacing between the two, but trying to get the hardware placed between the basket wires is hard. Maybe I was doing it wrong. I eventually marked the spots with a sharpie and then took a metal punch and hammer to start the mark. Then it was a lot easier to get the screws started. As far as function, it doesn’t extend out very far, but it’s a lot better than what I was dealing with before. I haven’t put a lot of effort into loading it with the most optimal items and there’s not a lot of weight on it, but it slides good. It’s not butter, but pretty good for the price paid. I plan to buy the flexible cutting boards at dollar tree and line the shelf as some initial items I tried on the shelf needed more support under them to stand up. Overall for the price and being the size I needed, I’m satisfied and will purchase another for the shelf below.