Two baskets of different depths handle two kinds of clutter. The upper section runs 3.5 inches deep for bottles and boxes, the lower 1.5 inches for flat items, with a 3.5-inch gap between them across an overall 8.15 by 10.24 inch frame that projects under 4 inches.
Splitting the height into one deep and one shallow section stops tall bottles from burying small things underneath them. Dish soap and cleaners stand in the top basket while sponges, brushes or flat packets lie in the 1.5-inch tray below, each visible without moving the other out of the way.
Two screws with 1/2 inch shafts and 1/4 inch heads drive half an inch into the mounting surface, so the target needs to be solid and at least that thick: a kitchen or bathroom cabinet, a pantry door, a wall. Hollow doors and thin panels will not hold the load and should be avoided.
The frame is painted metal wire, an open construction that drains water from wet sponges and lets a glance take in both baskets at once. Under 4 inches of depth keeps the unit clear of cabinet shelves, which is what allows the door to shut normally with both tiers loaded.
Six magnetic pieces, four hinges and two handles, that give a plain steel garage door a carriage-door look.
Six-piece black magnet set of four hinges and two handles that gives a steel garage door carriage-house detailing.
