Two shelves on gliding tracks turn one cabinet bay into a pair of drawers that come forward together. The frame is powder-coated steel at 21 inches long, 11.75 wide, and 16.5 high, with open rails along the sides so a tall bottle can lean past the edge.
Sides are open rails rather than solid panels, so the contents of each shelf stay readable from an angle and a wide box or a jug with a handle can sit slightly proud of the frame without jamming the track. Air moves through as well, which keeps a closed pantry cabinet from holding on to stale smells.
Durable plastic liners cover both decks and take the drips that come off oil bottles, honey jars, and cleaning sprays. Each one lifts out for a rinse at the sink, leaving the powder-coated steel underneath unmarked, which is what keeps a white finish looking white in a cabinet opened several times a day.
Splitting 16.5 inches of height across two shelves doubles what a single flat bay carries, with short jars and spice tins on one level and taller cooking oils on the other. The clean white lines suit modern, contemporary, and Scandinavian kitchens, where hardware inside a cabinet still gets seen every time the door swings open.
Six-piece black magnet set of four hinges and two handles that gives a steel garage door carriage-house detailing.
Six forest green fabric cubes with grommet pulls, each 11 inches square for standard cube shelving.
