Pale cabinet interiors call for pale hardware. This slim 5 inch column is finished in white powder coat, with squared rails and a glide base carrying two levels across 21 inches of depth and 17.5 inches of height, presenting pantry stock in one readable line.
The metal rack is powder coated in white with smooth, squared rails rather than round wire, which gives boxes and jars flat contact points instead of rolling curves. The bright finish blends into painted cabinet interiors and keeps the unit from looking like exposed hardware in an open pantry.
A practical glide base does the work of moving a loaded rack, so the pull is steady rather than a series of tugs. That matters across 21 inches of depth, where the back row is otherwise out of arm's reach behind whatever was put in front of it last.
The 5 inch width holds a single file of cans, jars, or boxed staples, and the two tiers double what that narrow strip can carry. Total height comes to 17.5 inches, which clears the space under most fixed cabinet shelves without modification to the existing bay.
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.
