2 Pack Pull Out Cabinet Organizers 21"Deep with Raising Pad for Framed Cabinets,Expandable Slide Out Drawers Upgrade 3 Slide Rails,Roll Out Shelves Adhesive,Adjustable Width 12"-20.45" White

These were easy to install. Came with 3 types for installation (screws, foam, thick foam). Very sturdy and can be adjusted for sizing. Work great and really look organized. Price was good.

I have been looking for a while for something to put in my cabinets to make it easier to reach items, such as pans. Since my cabinets vary in size, I was having trouble finding something that would work for me. I purchased a four pack and they installed in about 5 minutes each!My cabinets have a lip, so I could not install with the screws. However, the padded double-sided glue strips are very secure. I set my organizers as far back in the cabinet as possible, so I would not have to worry about anything getting "lost" behind them. The sides are high enough to keep items from falling out of the organizer. I put my shelf liner on the inside of the organizer, since I had to remove them from the bottom of the cabinet anyway. It looks nice, and everyone who has seen them are impressed.

The media could not be loaded. I ordered 3 sets of 2 of these pullout organizers to help increase the space in my small kitchen with original 1970s cabinets. The fit was perfect for 2 different width cabinets, which was great so they could all be the same. We screwed them on instead of using the adhesive. Over all it was pretty easy to assemble, just takes a little time to get them lined up, but nothing you can’t handle. However, when assembling, make sure you install the bottom shelf before the top so you have room to screw it in! Over all they are a great value and doubled our space in areas that used to just be a catch all. I took off 1 star because they do take a little effort to pull out and don’t slide quickly like you’d expect. But I would let that deter you from getting them.

These slide-out drawers have tripled the capacity of my cupboard and they work smoothly. My pantry had a single shelf in each of two cabinets. Now there are three per cabinet and I can slide out one drawer at a time. Due to the depth of my enclosures, installation was difficult. I supplemented the shelf mounting system with some small L-brackets so the shelves wouldn't tip forward. I used the supplied adhesive strips to secure the bottom drawer in each cabinet and used screws on the two upper shelves. It was tricky to try to drill holes and turn screws in places where I couldn't see. This is not a criticism of the product; it was due to my particular circumstances.The ability to adjust the width of each drawer made it easy to maximize the capacity of each pantry cabinet. The supplied rollers worked well, and it was easy to mount the sliders onto the wooden shelves. As I mentioned above, securing the shelves in the cabinet was another story entirely. Your mileage may vary.Very happy with the installation now that my bruised knuckles have healed. Good quality and well thought-out.

Loves these Slideout cabinet organizers. Now, all I do is pull them out and get what I need. Saving time. Very Sturdy and holds very heavy items. And slides so smoothly. Loving everything being so organized.

Easy to install and use. Changed our experience with the food cabinet for the better. Things don’t get lost in the back for years now.

It was really easy to install. The drawer is very sturdy, and the adhesive is very high quality and will hold.I agree with another reviewer, you'd have to be a contortionist to install the drawer with screws. I don't think you need them anyway.Well worth the money.

I like the adjustable width on these, and that they feel pretty sturdy. However, because the tracks don't come off, they're an absolute nightmare to install inside a cabinet, particularly if you don't have long arms. I was doing so in a fairly wide cabinet -- I don't think it would have been physically possible for me to do so in a cabinet narrower than 18 inches.The problem is that you have to pull the drawer out from the tracks (so it's in your way and you're leaning on or over it), try to get everything straight while you're in this precarious position, and then somehow reach all the screw holes, one row of which is frustratingly close to the drawer itself. This whole time, the drawer wants to shift and change width, so even if you had everything lined up well to start, the slightest nudge while you're straining to reach past it can result in being too wide once installed. A light and mirror might help the visibility problem with the second row of holes, but they're still just very hard to reach.I installed the second one on a shelf I could remove from the cabinet, which was much easier, but the first one was so bad that if I had to do it again, I'd cut another piece of wood to sit under it in the bottom of the cabinet, install it on that, and then secure the piece of wood to the bottom of my cabinet.