Plumbing is what makes under-sink cabinets hard to use. This 17.75 inch deep organizer answers with a narrow top tier that steps around the trap and a full-width bottom tier at 12.25 inches for everything else. Both levels slide forward on chrome-plated steel.
The upper shelf is cut back so the drain line and shutoff valves pass through space they already occupy, leaving that tier usable for sponges, sprays, and short bottles. Taller items go below it, where the reduced width overhead creates extra headroom. Nothing has to be wedged sideways around the trap.
Both tiers and the frame are chrome-plated steel, a finish that wipes clean when a bottle leaks and stays bright in the damp air of a sink cabinet. The polished surface reads as ordinary fixture hardware in modern and contemporary kitchens and bathrooms, matching faucets and pulls already in place.
Full depth of 17.75 inches means the back of the cabinet comes to the front when the unit is pulled, so cleaning supplies stored months ago stop disappearing. Overall height of 15.5 inches fits standard sink cabinetry. Dry goods, toiletries, and spray bottles all sort onto the two levels.
Two-tier chrome shelving unit, 14.25 inches wide and 18 tall, for towels and toiletries under a vanity.
A narrow five-inch chrome tower with two tiers, made for the slim gap beside the contents of a cabinet.
