Seven inches wide and 21 inches deep, this two-tier unit is built for the tall, skinny cabinet that usually collects nothing but clutter. Cans and jars line up single file on both levels, and the whole rack slides out so the back row stays reachable.
Base cabinets beside a range or a dishwasher are often only a few inches across, and standard shelving does not fit them. At 7 inches wide, this rack turns that gap into two working levels. Depth of 21 inches uses the full run of a standard cabinet box behind the door.
Cans, jars, boxed dry goods, and tall cleaning bottles divide neatly between the upper and lower tiers, with 17.5 inches of total height allowing headroom on both. Because the rows are single file, labels stay readable from the front and nothing hides behind a second layer.
Chrome-plated steel construction handles a full load of canned food without flexing, and the polished finish sits well beside stainless appliances. Spills wipe off the plating instead of soaking in. In a contemporary kitchen the rack disappears behind the cabinet door anyway, doing its work out of sight.
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.
