Matte black turns a utility fixture into something that suits a dark or high-contrast kitchen. The frame runs 21 inches deep on a 5 inch footprint and rises 17.5 inches with two tiers, taking cans, dry goods, and cleaning supplies out of the cabinet in one motion.
Paint-finished steel with a powder coat gives the flat black surface that pairs with graphite hardware, dark shaker fronts, and industrial fittings. The finish is not reflective, so scratches and water spots read less obviously on it than on polished chrome in a cabinet that gets daily use.
Width stops at 5 inches, which is the leftover strip beside stacked pans or a waste pull-out in most base cabinets. Two tiers over 17.5 inches of height put short jars on one level and taller bottles on the other, all lined up front to back across 21 inches.
Each tier holds a PEVA liner that takes the drips from cleaning sprays and the dust from open packages. Because the liners come out, the black finish underneath never needs scrubbing, and the cabinet floor stays clear of the rings that a slowly leaking bottle leaves behind.
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.
