ClosetMaid11 in. Pull Out Cabinet Organizer, 2 Tier, Heavy Duty, Slide Out Pantry Shelves Drawers for Kitchen, Bathroom, Nickel

I ordered both a two-tier and one-tier version of this organizer for my pantry. The one-tier is extremely easy to install, assuming you're able to wiggle in toward the back of the cabinet to screw in the back bracket. Installing the two-tier is slightly more complex, but still easy. The screws used to secure the unit were the perfect size for my 3/4-inch (thick) shelves. I'm glad I bought these instead of paying the cabinet company to install custom pullouts.

Update: 3 years later and this is holding up great. It still sided with no issues and has never bent from the weight of the cans. I have added more to my pantry in other shelves and couldn’t be happier!I have been wanting pullout for my kitchen since we renovated last year, but they are so expensive. I decided that I would start buying 1 at a time as my budget allows, planning for a minimum of $50 each time. And I came across this and decided to try it out for $25. So far I am happy. What it doesn't have is ball bearings instead it slides on the track with no lube. I wasn't sure it would handle the weight of my canned goods but it slides fine. I did lose about 7 cans of space, but 3 from the back were out of date anyway so I figure being able to get to what is in the back will make up for the lost space. So now to see how well it holds up. You can see in the photos the before and after of my pantry.

This is perfect for narrow shelves so hard to reach items in the back. Only 4 screws to install. Most difficult part was getting back up off the floor. I’m in my 70’s. Now I can reach those items in the back without taking everything out of the shelf. It rolls easy.

I ordered the white one tier units, 4 of the 14" and 2 of the 11" for different cabinets in my kitchen. These are SUPER easy to install (just 4 screws through the base into the floor of your cabinet and slide the basket in). These are not as heavy duty as the chromed steel units of another brand that I installed in my last house, but the trade off is that they're half the price which for me is worth it. The only thing I probably will avoid storing in them is my cast iron cookware as I feel like it would probably damage the basket sooner or later, but they're perfect for pantry items and all of my other cookware.Both sizes ordered are true to size and fit in the cabinets they were ordered for, which was a bit of relief in my 50+ year old cabinets.

my order arrived. it seems as good as expected, which is pretty good. i ordered four pieces from this line. three of them came with the necessary screws. you should know that you may need to get your own screws. and that checking-up-on-whether-what-goes-out-is-as-it-should-be is not so great with this company.i will post further reviews after they have been installed and in service for a while.UPDATE: these have been in place for a few months now and are working perfectly! i am a careful shopper, and expect products to not only perform as advertised but do it well, quietly, and last a VERY long time doing so. these seem to be living up to my expectations well!yes, the company's quality control has real room for improvement. but i am quite happy with my selection and it has improved the storage/accessibility situation in under our bathroom sinks. i have raised the rating from 4 to 5 stars.

I live in an old apartment that I can't remodel because I don't own. These drawers help ease the small kitchen pains because I can use my space more effectively. I have two organizing my bowls/pots/pans and two in my pantry (pictured) and I plan on getting a few more to finish organizing my kitchen towels and odds & ends. (I also have an 18" Rev A Shelf pictured to fit a larger space which is also helpful but more expensive than these closetmaid drawers).

bought this for my bathroom vanity, as I couldn't reach what was in the back of it without laying on the floor.. love this , just had to install it a little off center as to miss the drain pipe but it fits fine and rolls out beautifully. Now I can see what I have back there, and store things I don't need on a daily basis. I have the same one in the kitchen cabinet for all my cleaning supplies and dish cleaner ect. sponges.. ect. love it and I've had that one for 20 years.. would recommend these to anyone who has a blind spot in the back of a cabinet or just to make it easy to reach what you need without hurting yourself.. just a wonderful product. I'm going to start placing them in all my cabinets, as I get older, I want to make it easier for me to reach what I need. I highly recommend this product in different sizes.

This product is everything I had hoped for. In my new house I had a wide pantry but no other cupboard in the kitchen available to store food. Everything edible had to go into this one pantry. I bought 6 of these, 6 gravity-fed can holders (which I put on the floor under the lowest shelf, along with 4 extra long ClosetMaid adjustable shelves for the extra deep sides of the pantry closet. Wala!!! EVERYTHING fits and I still have extra unused room while having instant access to anything "at the back of the shelf" jut by pulling the drawer out. HAPPY CUSTOMER!

I recently built 2 new shelving units for my laundry area. One for my laundry soaps/softeners and one for my laundry sink. As much as I loved my new shelves, I wanted more out of them, so I bought some organization items. Including this pull out kitchen cabinet organizer from Closetmaid, which I'm very pleased with.This was a very easy to do; after installing this cabinet organizer, I'd agree with the measurements listed and how to install it. If you're using the screws provided, your wood base will need to be at least ¾" to screw into, without the screw poking out the other end. I found that I did need the extra inch of space in width (I purchased the 11" wide drawer, and needed 12" width total), the drawer shifts/moves around on the base that it slides out from. It's not on smooth gliding rails, so it makes a little bit of noise when you pull it out. It'll never slide out perfectly straight, but it'll be close. When installing, keep in mind what will be placed around the drawer, so nothing's getting in the way.For those of you wondering, this drawer does not fully pull out. There's 6" of the drawer that stays inside, but as you can see from my photos, it's much more accessible then it would have been without the drawer.I cut out a VARIERA drawer mat to use in the drawer. It prevents items from falling through the grates, messes are easier to clean, and it grips items in the drawer (items won't slide around when the drawer is pulled out).A tip for those of you who might want do the same; if you cut the VARIERA mat and it won't stay flat (it curls up as you get closer to the end of the roll) you can use a hair dryer to flatten it out. I've used this method several times, just be careful of the surface you do it on (making sure the heat won't ruin the surface). For those of you without a hair dryer, you can put your cut mats into baths of hot water to force them to stay flat. You have a few options!As I said, I'm very happy with this item. If that opinion changes, I'll be back to update!

Perfect fit to mu cupboard

Got two of these quite a while ago and put them in recently. I noticed that I didn't have a review (but had taken photos) so here it is. 😃When I got them I noticed that the basket was fairly loose (side to side) in the track and thought this might be an issue. However, this was an easy fix (see first two photos) by loosening the screw in the corner of the rail and then pushing/bending the bent part where the screw goes through to exactly 90°. Then replace the screw. Do this for all four corners. To bend it I just pushed it down on a piece of carpet, but careful use of a hammer should be ok (use something to protect the finish like a small block of wood). Once done it has very little side to side movement. Don't go past 90° or you might have trouble putting in the basket.They come with four self-tapping screws and overall feel quite sturdy. The rail has room for eight screws so I felt better putting two extras in the back (two in front & four in back), just in case we happen to put something heavy in the front of the basket and pull the basket all the way out. Tip: Remember to drill a small hole first so the screw doesn't split the wood.I was able to fit two baskets in one shelf (open, my doors are 22+1\4" apart), I slightly towed the back of the two rails out from each other in the back of the cupboard so it would keep the baskets together if they were pulled out at the same time. This also helped to not rub the inside of the doors too much.My first two were around $20 each, but even though they have gone up $7 I just ordered four more as they are built well and still the best price.Recommended, my wife loves them!

Excellent product, it glides easily and is easy to install.My only problem is that the screws were a bit long for my built-in shelves and went through the shelf until I added flat washers.I finished my deep pantry project after having added 9 of these units, see picture.

These are very light weight sliding baskets. The Epoxy coated steel is not much heavier than a stiff wire coat hanger. There are no bearings or rails. The capacity is a little misleading as the sides are sloped so the usable width is only 13". At $29 (that's what I paid last year, Apr 2018, for in my trailer) they were passable, but now at $42, if you are putting anything of weight (such as canned goods) I'd recommend looking at heavy duty sliding baskets, typically avail in the $62 range. I went with some good sturdy ones from Home Depot for my kitchen pantry.