Height is the point of this one. Two chrome-plated tiers rise 18 inches within a 17.5 by 11.25 inch footprint, so a cabinet free of obstructions gains a pair of full-depth shelves that come forward together with cans, boxed goods, and cleaning supplies aboard.
The 18 inch overall height puts real clearance between the two levels, room enough for upright detergent jugs, cereal boxes, or tall canisters that a low basket would leave lying on their sides. A depth of 17.5 inches keeps the frame inside most standard base cabinets.
Chrome plating over steel is what keeps this unit serviceable in a kitchen or bathroom cabinet, where steam, splashes, and cleaning products work on bare metal over time. The polished surface also brightens a dark interior, making the back row easier to read when the shelves roll out.
Plastic liners sit inside both tiers and take the damage from leaking bottles and open packages, so residue never reaches the shelf or the cabinet floor. Each liner lifts free for washing, which matters most on the lower level where drips from above eventually collect and dry.
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.
