Where a single tray runs out of room, this version stacks two. Both are open rectangles in light natural wood, carried on sturdy metal supports over an exposed steel base, and the 18.25 inch height splits a tall cabinet bay into two separate working levels.
Two rectangular trays sit one above the other on a footprint 21 inches long and 11.5 inches wide, narrower than a single-tray model but considerably taller. Sorting happens by level: mugs and beans above, filters and backup stock below, or linens on one shelf and supplies on the other.
Tray edges are sanded smooth so folded towels and cloth napkins slide across them without snagging. Underneath, the sleek exposed metal base carries the load and does the sliding, which keeps the wood free of hardware and lets the natural grain read as the front of the piece.
Natural wood means each tray arrives with its own pattern of grain and slight shifts in color, a characteristic of the material rather than a flaw. The result suits transitional and modern farmhouse kitchens, pantries, and utility rooms where a plain wire basket would look too clinical.
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.
