Seven inches gives a little more shoulder room than the slimmest models without demanding a whole cabinet. Two white wire shelves ride a slide-out rail through 21 inches of cabinet depth, stacked to an overall height of 17.5 inches, so bottles and packages stay upright and in plain view.
The painted white finish disappears against the light interiors of modern and Scandinavian kitchens, and it also makes contents easier to spot in a poorly lit cabinet than a dark frame would. Open shelving on both tiers keeps the sight lines clear from the front and the sides.
At 7 inches wide the shelves hold two rows of spice jars or a single row of taller bottles, a step up from the narrowest slide-outs. The 17.5 inch height divides into two tiers, which suits a pantry bay where boxed goods and jars need separating from each other.
A plastic liner sits over each shelf so a leaking oil bottle or a split bag of sugar never reaches the paint finish underneath. It also gives small items a flat surface to stand on rather than a wire grid, which stops narrow jar bases from tipping as the unit rolls.
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.
