20 inch Pull-Out Cabinet Organizer, Heavy-Gauge Steel Frame,Silver

I purchased both Simplehuman & Household Essentials pull-out drawers for use in my kitchen cabinets. Both Brands have benefits & drawbacks: Simplehuman Pros: Price- $10 cheaper than comparable Household Essentials drawer. Style/design- Modern & functional with solid (plastic) yet removable drawer bottom + adjustable dividers. Easy install. Simplehuman Cons: Drawer stability is almost flimsy & only practical for light weight items. Canned food & jars at-most. ---- Household Essentials Pros: Commercial grade hardware capable of supporting pots, pans etc.. Extremely sturdy with drawer extension limiter. Household Essentials Cons: Price- $10 more than comparable Simplehuman drawer More difficult to install due to better hardware requiring more screws. --- I actually like both drawers & intentionally purchased them based on specific areas of my kitchen. Hot Tip: Before purchasing your pull-out drawer & while measuring your cabinets specs.. Imagine yourself--- wedged w/head-in-cabinet, knees & back getting sore, attempting to drill pilot holes (for drawer rails) in the very back of cabinet. Cabinet shelves without much headroom really took the FUN out of my drawer installation experience!!

My daughter gave me both of the 9 in and 14 in pull out organizers for my birthday since my cabinet is 25in wide and 24in deep with 11in height on each level. I put my spices, seasonings, and all cooking sauces in the bottom cabinet. I previously had the bottles and jars on 2 9in lazy susan trays but I still sometimes forget what I have all the way in back of the shelf to use. I had both pull out trays next to each other. The pull out trays are simple to install and smooth and easy to pull out. For the tall bottles like oil and Pam spray, I put them in the back of the pull out tray. I also saved so much space since everything are so organized. I am glad that I did not order the other cheaper one since these Simple Human trays are very sturdy and the bottom of the trays lay flat down, not raised up on the pull out tracks. I like them so much that I just ordered both set again for the bottom shelf of the cabinet.

I feel like I can FINALLY enjoy my pantry space. I do not have a dedicated pantry, but a slim pantry cabinet that was installed beside the refrigerator when the house was built. As these things go, the shelves were very deep, making the space less than functional. As someone who enjoys being organized, I would find myself becoming extremely frustrated when it was time to put groceries away, make a meal, or even get a snack. I was considering hiring a cabinet designer to come in and install those wooden pull out trays, but then I had a pretty good idea of how much something like that would cost, so I decided to go with the Simplehuman pull outs instead. I have MANY items in my home that ( that I've had for many years) are from this company, so I was very familiar with their level of quality. These shelves did not disappoint! The design is very sleek, the metal is extremely sturdy, and the aesthetic is desirable. There is SOME loss of space with these (the opening of my pantry is 20 inches and we purchased two nine inch pull outs per shelf, and the space was 24 inches deep and the pull outs are only 20 inches long. Despite those drawbacks, the functionality of the space has significantly increased. The install: There are two clips on the back of the shelves that must be pulled in the same direction to slip the shelf from the glides. I HIGHLY recommend taking the shelf OUT of the space if possible. Prior to drilling the holes, we made pencil marks so that we could remember where to drill. There was a SLIGHT issue with the brackets moving a bit while my husband used his power drill, so that threw the measurements off and we could put the pull outs in side by side, so we had to take the shelf out and readjust. Once we did that, we put the shelves back into place and then put the pull outs onto the glides. VOILA! The function: I can place one 14.5 oz and one 16 oz can with one 10 oz can in the middle, but kind of offset (zoom in to see) which means I COULD get 17 cans on one shelf utilizing those sizes. I do have two seasonings mixed in, so I didn't max out the capacity on the shelf that I have pictured. I have adjustable shelving, but did not notice any lifting of the shelves. What I DID notice is that on the shelves where I had lighter items stores, the entire shelf would slide back and forth a bit when the pull outs were extended. I added some shims in from of my shelves and that problem has been solved. I HIGHLY recommend these pull outs. The 14 inch DOES NOT extend all of the way out, but even with that issue, my pantry space has been significantly improved.

We are adding pull out shelfs in all our deep cabinets and am very happy with this one. I purchased and they are a perfect fit for the top shelfs of my pantry. No more forgotten surprises hidden in the back. The installation was straight forward with a super easy template that was actually about the size of a postcard. Our cabinets have a lip on the bottom shelf but the design of the base made any adjustments unnecessary. They do suggest a weight limit but I am sure we have exceeded it, yet the shelf moves smooth and easily and has full extension. Update 11/10/2021 While trying to clean a spill I broke the bottom tray of my shelf. Simplehuman claims that their products are covered under warranty so I went to their website thinking I could find the tray and purchase a new one since I did the damage. The tray is not available for sale so called customer service directly. The representative confirmed that I could not purchase one but she will call the factory to see if they had one they could mail. She took my name, email and address. Within a week she advised me that my item was on its way. And yesterday it arrived. There is no doubt that Simplehuman values their customers. If I could I would give them 100 stars.

Bought four of the 9” organizers for a deep cabinet next to the refrigerator. They arrive fully assembled and ready to install. Using a cordless driver made installation a breeze. mind your hinges, double check all clearances before driving in the first screw - the mounting holes are slotted but you’ll only get a little wiggle room. Quality appears to be excellent. The plastic tray and dividers are far more robust that anticipated. Welding and chrome finish are very good, as is the smoothness of the pull-out slides. Where I’d love to see some improvement is the depth of the unit and the maximum extension of the slides. See attached picture. There is a 2-3” gap at behind the organizer. When the organizer is pulled all the way out, it only pulls out 11”, leaving 9-10” still back in the cabinet. Full extension slides would allow the back of the organizer tray to move all the way to the front of the cabinet. This would be a great upgrade option, and one i would have gladly paid for. If these work for you in the standard configuration, then it’s easily a 5-star. For my particular application, it is a big improvement but could be better.

I got this when I was cleaning out my pantry and realized I didn't want to have to crawl along the floor to pull things like my wok out from the back of the bottom shelf. I did a lot of looking, and was surprised that there was nothing under the $60 dollar mark for a simple 20 inch pull out shelf. I never searched before though, so that basically just shows my naivete. This looked like the best option for under $100 - relatively decent wire rack, the right size, and the bonus of the liner. I've uploaded pics so you can see just where the screws mount in it. Installation couldn't have been simpler. I got it set so the front was as far forward as I could put it without interfering with the cabinet doors when they closed, centered and squared inside by eye, very simple with just under half an inch free on each side. I marked the spots where the two front screws went, drilled pilot holes to simplify things, and then screwed in the screws. Once that was secured, I was able to pull it out some and drill the pilot holes and screw in the back. The longest part was getting out the cordless drill and screwdriver and putting them away again. Lining it up, drilling, and securing with the screws took about 90 seconds. I put the liner back in, and I was done. It would only pull out about half way though - which I assumed was the limit, since others have complained about the smaller units not pulling out far. But then I checked underneath and the lip I have on the bottom of the pantry area is high enough to interfere with one of the tracks, so it wouldn't fully extend. I can lift slightly and get it over, but I'm going to pull it out again and put some spacers under the front to help elevate that slightly to overcome the issue. The tracks are really done well - they're smooth, not loose and cheap, there's enough friction that it stops as soon as you let go, there's no free sliding at all. Moves easily even with my large wok and other things on it. Having done a lot of searching at various stores here as well as online, I found nothing that comes anywhere near to this quality and function at this price point. Definitely worth every penny.

We have 4 of these units in 2 different sizes, underneath our kitchen sink and under 2 bathroom vanities. They are very well made, operate smoothly and the plastic tray to catch drips also ensures that smaller diameter containers don't fall through the grate and jam the movement. Be sure to measure carefully before ordering as these units are designed for "full depth" cabinets; if you have pipes or wires popping up through the bottom of your cabinets near the back wall, beware of the amount of space these units require from front to back.

I have had (2) of the 20" drawers installed for 11 years now and figured I would take the time to write a review when I found myself ordering 9" and 14" ones. These pull-out drawers are awesome. Super sturdy and slide smoothly. The (2) 20" drawers are installed in the bottom 2 shelves of my tall pantry cabinet in my kitchen, the bottom one contains all of our large bottles of kitchen liquids (oils, vinegars, etc) as well as our potatoes and onions.... A pretty heavy load. The other contains all of our pastas, rice, noodles, flour, sugar, etc., also a heavy load. They work great and we love that we don't have to get on our hands and knees any more. We bought the 9” and 14”for our canned goods so we don't have to manipulate everything like a rubics cube when we need a can of tomato sauce. IMPORTANT NOTE/TIP: Some reviews suggest that you can only install this on the bottom of the cabinet because when it is extended it will lift/topple an adjustable shelf resting on top of pegs. Our adjustable shelves have "locking pegs" that require you to push in a tab on top of each peg in order to lift the shelf up to remove it..... a real pain in the ascot when you are simply moving shelves around, but essential for installing drawers like this on adjustable shelves. The locking pegs keep the shelf from lifting/toppling when the drawer it extended; here is a link to the locking pegs for 3/4" thick shelves with 1/4" peg holes. IMPORTANT: make sure you get the right size for both your shelf thickness and peg hole size: https://www.amazon.com/Slide-Co-243423-Support-Self-Locking-Diameter/dp/B00F7OS0EW/ref=sr_1_1?s=gift-cards&ie=UTF8&qid=1545570750&sr=8-1&keywords=Locking+shelf+pegs We highly recommend these organizers. After 11 years of daily use, they work just as good as the day I installed them I hope this is helpful

Excellent although needed help fitting

Muy buen tamaño, durable , fácil de armar y súper útil

Perfecto, tal como aparece en la foto, muy fácil de montar, se desliza perfectamente y aguanta bastante carga, el cromado parece bueno y es muy elegante. Compre dos y de momento estoy muy contenta con la compra

These pull-out cabinet organisers are just a wonderful concept. Rather than having items at the back of the cupboard which you gradually forget about, you pull out the sliding basket and see the lot. They are also ridiculously simple to install. If you are looking for a challenging DIY project, this is not it!

Carrello a scorrimento per cucina ed armadi dell'americana Simplehuman.. specializzata nella progettazione di articoli per la casa di alta qualità e di design. Ho acquistato 2 carrelli (vengono venduti anche singolarmente) della misura intermedia, quelli da 35cm. di larghezza per la mia nuova cucina "svedese". Sono profondi 50,8cm., mentre la mia cucina è di 60cm., ci perdo un po' in profondità ma ci guadagno molto di più in comodità.. poiché abbassarsi ed infilarsi la dentro è proprio disagevole. La maniglia frontale si alza fino a 15,2 cm. pertanto il vano dovrà essere alto minimo 16/17 cm. 👉 Giungono entrambi nello stessa box, confezionati singolarmente.. sono praticamente già montati e le uniche cose "sciolte" nell'imballo sono le 4 viti ed il fogliettino ultra sintetico per le istruzioni di montaggio. Si presentano costruiti con buon metallo, ottime finiture ed assemblaggio perfetto, anche le plastiche (base e 2 divisori estraibili cadauno) sono di ottima qualità. Le 2 barre per il montaggio sono nascoste sotto il cestello e non sono laterali come in altri prodotti similari. Ogni singola barra ha una doppia guida con sfere d'acciaio e si sdoppia per consentire la massima estrazione. Il movimento è abbastanza fluido ma non è servo assistito in chiusura. 👉 Il massimo peso che possono sostenere è 10Kg.. ma posso dire che già con una decina di piatti o 2/3 pentole alla massima estensione flettono un pochino.. senza però dare il minimo problema di efficienza. 🧐 Il montaggio è davvero semplice.. ci ho messo di più a trovare metro, pennarello, trapano e punta, cacciavite a stella ed una squadra (per l'allineamento frontale dei 2 cestelli) che fare 8 piccoli fori di guida e avvitare le 8 viti. ❗ Attenzione alle viti autofilettanti in dotazione, sono di metallo dolce quindi usate un cacciavite della misura giusta ed avvitate lentamente, la testa si rovina facilmente (altrimenti sostituitele con altre migliori). ❗ Attenzione anche allo spessore del piano, se è quello basso che da sul pavimento non vi è problema, se è quello centrale sospeso le viti potrebbero passarlo.. nel caso procuratevi delle rondelle distanziatrici. 1) Togliere i divisori e la base avendo così accesso alle due barre bianche trasversali pre forate; 2) Allineare il cestello nel cassetto e segnare i fori con il pennarello; 3) Praticare piccoli fori guida con una punta da legno molto sottile; 4) Riposizionare il cestello e procedere all'avvitamento incrociato delle 4 viti, avremo un minimo di gioco a destra/sinistra ma non avanti/indietro. 5) Rimontare (se si vuole), la base e i divisori. 🧐 Li ho montati in un cassetto della cucina largo 80 cm. ho scelto 2 da 35 cm., così posso aprire una sola anta e tirare fuori solo il cestello che mi abbisogna, lo ritengo più pratico che con un unico cestello più grande. I divisori li ho installati molto ravvicinati per posizionare i coperchi delle pentole in verticale.. purtroppo non tutti hanno un incastro solido e fermo. 👉 Consiglio l'inserimento di un tappetino antiscivolo sulle basi in plastica.. perché ciò che vi è sopra tende a scivolare avanti ed indietro seguendo i movimenti di apertura e chiusura. Molto soddisfatto dell'acquisto, tanto che ne ho ordinati altri 2 per il ripiano superiore. Non sono "granitici" ma resistenti il giusto per adempiere al loro utilizzo e per durare.. tanto che sono garantiti per ben 5 anni! ❗ Non vi sono istruzioni in italiano. 👉 Vi è il sito italiano del produttore per info ed assistenza. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Sperando di esservi stato utile.. se avete domande sono a disposizione.. e buon shopping a tutti/e !