Under Sink Organizer with Pot Lid Rack & Basket

I used to have cleaning supplies jumbled under the sink. Now everything has a spot, and the adjustable width let me use the full space around the pipes. The white finish matches my new cabinet paint.

Under my bathroom sink, the 1-tier fits with the p-trap, but the slide-out basket is a little loose on the tracks. It doesn't fall out, just slides a bit. I'd still buy it again for the price.

This feels like it will last. The powder coating is smooth, and the steel is thick. I have a deep cabinet and use the 2-tier to store my slow cooker and a stack of cutting boards. No regrets.

Before this, pot lids were stacked in a messy pile. Now they stand up nicely on the rack, and I can grab the one I need. The basket holds my scrub brushes. Assembly was just sliding it to fit, no tools.

I got the 1-tier because my cabinet had a low pipe. It fits, but the top shelf is only about 12 inches high, so I can't stand tall bottles. It's okay for sprays and cans. Solid build, just plan your storage.

My cabinet is 30 inches deep and wide, so I have tons of room. The 2-tier version lets me stack my mixing bowls and a roaster pan vertically. The lid rack is a real bonus for my cast iron lids.

The rack itself works well and is sturdy, but the box arrived with a dent that put a small scratch on the back edge. It's hidden, so I kept it, but I was a bit disappointed. Function is good though.

I've had this for about four months now, and the coating hasn't chipped or rusted, even with constant dampness. The base doesn't wobble, and it holds my heavy bottles of bleach and fabric softener. Worth the price.

Loved it so much under the kitchen sink that I got another for the bathroom. The grey color looks classy, and it fits under my pedestal sink's cabinet. The bottom shelf holds extra toilet paper and cleaner.

The main frame is great for storing cutting boards and baking sheets upright on the lid rack. But the slide-out basket is only about 10 inches long, so it won't hold a full pack of trash bags. Fine for sponges though.

In my tiny kitchen, every inch counts. This rack fits under the sink with the garbage disposal pipe, and the slide-out basket holds my sponges and dish soap. It feels heavy-duty, not like cheap plastic.

I didn't measure the depth of my cabinet, only the width, and the 2-tier was too tall with the plumbing in the way. I had to remove the top shelf to make it work, which defeats the purpose. It's still sturdy, but I wish I'd picked the 1-tier.

I slid it open to fit my 24-inch cabinet and it locked in place without any screws. The lid rack holds my pot lids upright, which freed up a ton of space. I'm not handy at all, so this was a win.

I was worried about the weight, but this thing is solid. I put two cast iron skillets and a Dutch oven on the bottom shelf, and it doesn't bend or squeak. The powder coat looks nice in white, matches my cabinet.

I measured the cabinet opening at 22 inches, but the rack's minimum is about 21, so it fits but it's tight. I had to slide the top shelf down a bit to clear the plumbing. Works fine now, but measure carefully before ordering.

Our cabinet is about 30 inches wide with a mess of pipes, and this rack fit right around them. I got the 1-tier, and it holds my cleaning sprays and a few sponges without wobble. The slide-out basket is perfect for trash bags.