Seinloes 4 Pack Expandable Width (15.15"-26.3") Pull Out Cabinet Organizer 21" Deep with Raising Pad for Framed Cabinets, Upgrade 3 Slide Rails Slide Out Drawers, Roll Out Shelves Adhesive, White

I have low, deep cabinets, and am partially disabled. It is very difficult for me to bend over and reach the back of the cabinets, especially the lower shelf. I didn't have much hope these pull-out shelves would work for heavy pots and pans, but they work great, and have made my life so much easier. Now I can utilize the entire cabinet space, all the way to the very back. My husband installed them quick and easy with no tools, and they slide in and out so smoothly. I ordered another set, and plan to have them in all my lower cabinets. Highly recommend!

Cabinet looks so much cleaner/organized and is easier to access. Adjustability is a must Very well made with 2 ways to install. Great stability.

Yes, these sliders work very well and I will purchase more, BUT there are three caveats of which you should be aware. This will likely prove to be a frustrating installation for some customers. 1. The width doesn't lock in place. 2. Installing with screws is best. 3. Provided wood screws may protrude from bottom of shelf. I easily fixed the issue of not being able to lock the shelf width in place by drilling a hole in the bottom where the sides overlap near the front and rear, and then securing with a pop rivet in each hole. I used a wood clamp to quickly secure the sides in place before drilling. This only takes me 1 minute to complete, but I'm pretty sure most customers don't have a pop rivet gun handy. Using a small metal screw and nut would also work. The kit includes both screws and adhesive strips for installation. I suspect the strips may fail over time or delaminate the shelf. The larger concern is I consider my installation to be made easier by virtue of having secured the width and being able to use the maximum width to avoid measuring that. This rigid drawer was MUCH EASIER to install because I knew all 3 rails were already aligned. I used a Dremel with a cut-off wheel to trim the 1/8" of the screw tips that bore through the shelf. These are sharp and should at least be filed down or somehow permanently capped to avoid injury or damage to items. TIPS: 1. Secure the drawer width before installation. Ensure it is squared! 2. Use screws for a long-lasting application. 3. Install tracks at least 3/4 inch from back of shelf to account for track offset. 4. Start my inserting one screw into the center track and then ensure shelf is squared before inserting the second screw. 5. Secure the left and right rails last. 6. If installing on a shelf, remove the shelf if possible for easy installation. Be aware screws may protrude from bottom and damage work surface. Be sure to cut those off after installation! The sliders are a little stiff WHICH IS GOOD. The shelf easily slides in and out, unimpeded. We can use the full depth of the cabinet! It would be nice to have an extending slider for more travel. Fit cabinet perfectly. Build quality is solid enough for the job. I suggest manufacturer adds some holes or something to pin the width in place to greatly simplify installation.

I can’t say enough good things about these pull-out drawers! Installing them was straightforward (took about 20 minutes each), and the quality is excellent—smooth glide, sturdy construction, and no wobble even when fully loaded. I used them in my lower kitchen cabinets to store pots, pans, and baking dishes, and it completely transformed how functional my kitchen feels. Before, I was constantly bending down and digging around in the back of cabinets—now everything slides out effortlessly and is right at my fingertips. The drawers hold a surprising amount of weight, and the hardware feels solid and durable. If you’re on the fence, do it! These pull-out drawers are worth every penny and make your kitchen feel like a custom remodel without the high price tag. I’d absolutely buy them again for other cabinets!

My pantry is narrow and deep. Very difficult to see what’s in the back. These were the perfect solution. Easy to install- apply the included tape, open to the desired width and and push down. Very sturdy

Initial installation was pretty easy except I had to tape the drawer at the desired width to keep it in place. Hard to get it straight in the cabinet before the tape sticks. EDIT: I highly recommend screwing in rather than using the tape, which is very difficult to remove once in place. I found the secret to dealing with the issue of collapsing drawers when installing with screws--put a small piece of double-faced tape on the bottom of the slide rail nearest to the cabinet wall (left side best if that is an option) and raise that side slightly off the shelf with something (like a raising pad) and collapse the drawer and fully extend the rail until you get it lined up on that side. Then carefully pull out the raising pad while holding the drawer and rail in place. When it drops down the tape will hold it in place to set the screws in that rail. Then the rest is easy--just fully extend the other rails and expand the drawer as needed and screw the other rails down. Ten minute job v. an hour struggling with the stocky tape and collapsing drawer. This drawer only extends halfway out. I didn't see this in the description and photos. EDIT: Some other models do extend all the way, which I have purchased and installed. Much better access.. The rails are NOT soft close. In fact they do not roll smoothly. Have to pull with some effort and push back all the way in to close. EDIT: The full extension drawers do slide more smoothly, but I also sprayed the inner rails heavily with silicone and now they slide very easily and the "soft-close" feature does work. Not sure how long the silicon will last. They do seem strong, but i haven't put anything real heavy on them yet. EDIT: The drawers at first seem a bit flimsy, but when attached by screws the full extension drawers with three sliders do hold and slide will with heavy pots and pans. Probably not as strong as wire drawers but a lot less expensive. I returned these and purchased the same brand full extension drawers. Cost more but worth it.

They're good, I wish they would pull out further though

These are great and they do hold the weight of lots of pots and kitchen items. I love them and will buy more.