Rev-A-Shelf 2 Tier Kitchen Cabinet Pullout Shelf and Drawer Organizer Slide Out Pantry Storage Basket in Multiple Sizes, 21 x 22 In, 5WB2-2122CR-1

We've lusted after a very similar set in my son's home ever since we moved into our small cottage. One of the base cabinets had a not-even-half shelf, and otherwise open space - perhaps useful for storing really tall stuff, but a real nuisance when I'd have to get on the floor to see, let alone reach, the barbeque tools we used to store there on that half-shelf.Used to, as we now have one of these awesome 2-drawer units. Initially, the dimensions of the face-mounted door, based on the installation instructions we reviewed before ordering, suggested we'd have to get a significantly smaller set.However, Rev-A-Shelf has a wonderful customer service system, and, after some back-and-forth, I asked for some engineer drawings, as my sense of the situaton thought we could use the larger size.In fact, I didn't even have to chisel one side to accommodate the sliders (the hardware into which the drawers are inserted and on which they ride as they are pulled or pushed); instead, I was able to install it virtually identically to the way the smaller set would have been used. The trick was to insert the "U" supports BEFORE attaching the slides (if you appear to "ALMOST" have enough width, ask for an engineer drawing of your unit, which will show you the exact dimensions/space-required), and then attach the slides on the away-from-the-door-hinges face frame before mounting the "U"s to the bottom of the cabinet, and then taking careful measurements of the distance from the not-hinge cabinet side on the part you'd attached to the face, and the part you'll attach to the back of the cabinet, keeping the slide exactly parallel to the cabinet side wall. Once those are fixed, the rest falls into place.Unless, as was the case with ours, along the way in the shipping, the mounting points on one of the slides had compressed (the proper view of those mount points is to have it slightly outside the plane of the side of the slide. I didn't notice that until I'd secured the rest of the slides and the other rear mounting point, and the mounting "U"s. That resulted in a VERY stiffly sliding drawer.So, I measured everything again. AHA! The affected slide set was marginally too wide. A judicious pry at the mounting points on the too-narrow slide, to make the spread-dimensions of both sets of slides alike (in my case, the top moved easily; it was the left side of the bottom which had been affected), and immediately it moved silkily. My speculation is that it got compressed during shipping and handling, as all the slides were mounted into the drawers during transit.So, if you happen to find that one of your sliders is stiff, do the measurement check. As it had nothing to do with the manufacturer, I didn't downgrade the stars. In fact, we're starstruck, so to speak. We're extremely happy we have this installed and loaded down. One drawer was absolutely perfect-fit for our indoor grill air fryer/barbeque appliance, and the other is now loaded up with all those previously inaccessible (well, a nuisance to get to) barbeque tools.I was already over the moon from having seen my son's. I'm still up there ☺

I had hesitated buying ready-made wire cabinet drawers thinking that I would make my own. Silly me. I should have bought these years ago. They are a perfect fit in our 40 year old base cabinets that I've refinished twice. The first picture shows both the upper and lower drawers installed and retracted. You'll get a glimpse of the jumble in the part of the cabinet next to it. That is how our kitchen cookware used to be stored in the left part.The second picture shows the lower drawer opened, and the third picture shows the upper drawer partly open. The fourth picture shows one of the No. 6 hex head screws that I used for installation. The screws that came with the sets are perfectly fine phillips head screws. But my early years in mobile home service made me appreciate hex head sheet metal screws! The fifth and sixth picture show the right angle drill, with the driver extension that I used to drive in the screws.All in all, once I gave the inside of the cabinet a quick cleaning and a coat of waterborne varnish, installation of both drawers took less than 15 minutes!The instructions that came with the drawers are good. You won't need the power tool that I used but it's helpful. You can drive in the screws by hand.We are getting old to the point where it hurt to sit down on the floor to plow through the cabinet to find things in the back. Cleaning out the cabinet was like a trip down memory lane, finding things missing for 20 years like a missing wide-neck funnel and a saucepan that had belonged to my wife's grandmother.Do I recommend these wire drawers? Bodaciously yes! You may lose some cubic inches. But you will make that up in useful cubic inches.

Evaluate your cabinets closely to determine not only the best size for fit, but how much access you need to install them. The mount to the cabinet floor. If you have a permanent intermediate shelf, installing this might be a bit awkward. Doable, but awkward.

Product is good quality, but it did not fit perfectly with my cabinet and had extra space. It it was 0.5 inch loner I was happy

Rev a shelf is a great way to help organize your living space. I have several in my kitchen and it just opens up the back of your cabinets to easily be able to see what’s going on back there. This one does not go back the entire depth of the normal size cabinet (don’t know why), might have lost half a star, but they gave correct measurements on the web, so not their fault.

I have several Rev-A-Shelf pull outs. I love that(even though I’m short) I do not have to lean into the cabinet to get things off the shelf. My cabinets are awful and this really helped with efficiency. I lose a little space because my cabinets have a center stile but it’s still way better being able to conveniently place things on the slide outs. It would be great if they had more sizes. As you can see in the pictures I had to add a block to the face frame to fill a gap. These are super sturdy and the rails are really nice. My one complaint is that I will have to change out the screws that go into the face frame because they are not low enough profile for the rails to clear completely. Not sure why the company did not use a flatter screw. There is a small amount of drag against the rails from these screws. I will still buy more for my remaining cabinets but will purchase different wood screws to eliminate this problem.

These shelves are wonderful. I, a 65-year-old woman with bad knees, installed them myself. They are just as advertised and give me more storage because my old shelves had a half shelf for the upper. These shelves fit over the upper half shelf, so I didn't have to remove anything. I love them.