2-Piece Under-Sink Cabinet Set - Door Rack + Pull-Out Basket

Before this I had a plastic bin that I'd pull out and it would dump everything. Now the basket slides out on the rail and stays put. I keep glass cleaner, sponges, and extra dish soap in it. The door rack holds my rubber gloves so they dry out instead of getting gross.

Buying both together saved me about ten dollars versus ordering separately, which is why I went with the set. Rack went on my pantry door instead of under sink and holds plastic wrap and foil boxes. Basket is under the kitchen sink. Both feel sturdy, not flimsy wire.

Got one for my own kitchen and then ordered a second for my mom after she saw mine. She's in her seventies and bending down to dig in the back cabinet was getting hard for her. The pull-out basket really helps. She keeps her tea and coffee stuff in it.

Total install time was about fifteen minutes with a screwdriver and one trip to find a level. The over-door rack needed nothing. I put the basket toward the front of the shelf so I can reach everything without kneeling. My back thanks me.

I've had this set on my under-sink cabinet for about two months now and no rust, no sagging, screws still tight. The only annoyance is the basket rail collects a little dust underneath and is a pain to wipe. Otherwise it does exactly what it says.

My cabinet door is thicker than standard I guess because the over-door hook barely cleared the top and the door rubbed a little when closing at first. It eased up after a week. The basket works well and the screws held. Just be aware if your doors are on the chunky side.

I was skeptical the wire basket would hold much but it's got a bottle of dish soap, a spray bottle of all purpose cleaner, a scrub brush, and a couple sponges in there with room left. Slides in and out without catching. The open sides make it easy to grab stuff without lifting anything.

Small kitchen, no counter space, and I was tired of the dish towel living in a wet pile by the sink. Hung it on the over-door rack and it dries way better. Also put the pull-out basket under the sink for cleaning supplies. Two problems solved for forty bucks.

Quality is solid and the matte black looks expensive for the price. Only thing is the basket is narrower than I pictured, so my big jug of vinegar won't fit standing up. Smaller bottles and sponges fit fine. Still glad I got the set over buying one piece.

I move every year or two for work so I try not to drill anything. The towel rack just hangs over the door and comes off in one hand when I move. That alone was worth it to me. The basket I did have to screw in but it's on a shelf I can leave behind.

The rack went on the door in seconds, no complaints there. But the pull-out rail screws are short and my cabinet floor is thin particleboard, so they didn't bite well the first try. I got them in eventually but it took longer than I expected and I'm not sure how much weight it'll really hold.

Liked the first set so much I ordered another for the laundry cabinet to hold dryer sheets and detergent pods. The over-door rack is actually useful for hanging a damp rag to dry. Both pieces together cost less than what I paid for one pull-out years ago.

I have black cabinet pulls and a black faucet so this fits right in. No weird shiny chrome. The basket holds a full bottle of dish soap, sponges, and a scrub brush without sagging. Been about six weeks and no rust spots.

Measured my cabinet at 22 inches deep and the basket rail fit fine, but I had to shift it toward the front so the door would still close with the towel rack on it. Works great now. Just do the measuring first, I almost didn't.

I used to shove everything in the back of the cabinet and then dig around for the vinegar. Screwed the rail in, basket slides out smooth. Took maybe five minutes with a screwdriver. Steel wire means I can see the whole contents without pulling anything out.

I have a narrow bathroom vanity and the door was just dead space. The over-door rack holds two hand towels and a spray bottle of cleaner, no drilling needed since I rent. Took about ten seconds to hang. The pull-out basket I put on the shelf below and it holds my extra shampoo bottles.