Two wire shelves stacked to a total height of 18 inches turn the empty air above a vanity cabinet floor into a second level. A width of 14.25 inches takes rolled hand towels side by side, while the 17.5 inch depth uses the cabinet all the way back.
Rolled hand towels, tissue boxes, and backup toiletries fill a bathroom cabinet fast when everything sits on one level. Splitting that space into two shelves across 18 inches of height doubles what the same footprint holds, and the straight-edged rectangular structure keeps stacks from leaning.
Bathrooms and laundry rooms stay humid, and chrome-plated steel takes that better than particleboard shelving. A reflective finish also brightens a dark cabinet interior. The look suits modern, minimalist, and industrial rooms where the cabinet door stands open often enough for the inside to matter.
This depth matches a standard vanity or base cabinet, so the unit neither stops short nor jams against the back panel. Pulled forward, both shelves clear the frame together and the rear of the lower tier becomes reachable. Under-sink cabinets, laundry storage, and linen closets all take the same piece.
A narrow five-inch chrome tower with two tiers, made for the slim gap beside the contents of a cabinet.
Tall, narrow two-tier chrome slide-out, just 7 inches wide and 21 deep, for cans in a filler cabinet.
