Deco BrothersPull Out Cabinet Sliding Basket with Dividers Open Top, Medium, Silver

Going to order more! Great storage device!!! Strong. Sturdy.

Excellent quality and finish bundled with wonderful functionality. Instead on putting on a bookshelf, I have two on the middle adjustable shelf of a rolling, heavy gauge metal microwave carthttp://www.amazon.com/Seville-Classics-Heavy-Duty-Commercial-Grade-Utility/dp/B00DZZ0R0A/ref=sr_1_23?srs=2600367011&ie=UTF8&qid=1452123071&sr=8-23that I keep next to my computer chair. The drawer modules sit side by side and I have adjusted the shelf down to allow the tops of these drawers plenty of clearance to be used as a shelf for my keyboard, reference material, etc while providing not only two smoothly operating, locking (to prevent falling out if pulled too far) and spacious drawers but left over space next to them allowing room to set my drink and and mouse plus storage for tall items (?chip bags?, ?1/2 liter coke bottles?, books). The cart and drawer modules make a terrific combo that is easily moved to provide access when required (you know, once a year when you clean behind it and find all that stuff that was "lost") and the solid frame of the cart allows secure mounting of USB hubs or power strips for your phone, tablet, lamp or what ever you need, even room for the PC box.The frames do not lock together horizontally, but I have them easily and discretely secured to each other with 4 appropriately placed nylon cable ties which provides a fixed level surface on top. The drawer frames also stack (vertically) well and securely together with provided screws if that is what you need.A word of caution about using with a cart. The shelves on this cart have the edges turned upward to provide a shelf with a rim like a shallow basket-- the drawers do have clearance below and mine works fine but not all carts are the same and if the lip is too high, it will interfere with the drawer unless you raise it up with some cardboard or a piece of plywood. Just saying that for those who are tool-o-phobic. A couple of similar sized magazines or short pieces of 1x2 would work fine it you do not mind the jury rigged way that looks.

I have limited height and space in my bathroom vanity. This clears the pipes and is easy to open drawer in the vanity. I’ve purchased two of these already.

Perfect organizer for under the bathroom sink. Holds a lot of items. High quality product; sturdy.

I have 4 of these now, and use them in my bathroom vanities. They are perfect to add “drawer” type storage in a very tidy way. They fit so well in my vanities, but be sure and measure your space before ordering. Also, they come with screws that allow you to anchor them to the cabinet, but you really do not need to do that. They are sturdy and well constructed. In my photo, I coupled them with another 2 “drawer” bin, (also from Amazon), stacked on top. Perfect!

Pay attention to the product pictures and measure. Then you won't have problems some of the reviews have mentioned.People have complained that the medium basket doesn't have a lid. It says so right in the description and the pictures show the medium lid-less basket sitting on top of the larger basket, not that there are two mediums stacked on top of each other.That said...I was so happy to find this product. I have an older home; so for me to try to put in pull out drawer in the bottom section of the cabinet under the stove...well, it just wasn't going to happen. I do have very nice wooden cabinets. I recently rearranged all my cabinet contents and got rid of a lot of extraneous products. Now I had room to get some small appliances off my counter and in that bottom cabinet, but I didn't/couldn't be kneeling down all the time. I measured the cabinet opening and how high the lip was for the pull-out baskets to clear. Then the search began. I had just about given up (even on Amazon) when these baskets popped up. Perfect. One medium to hold the toaster and the egg cooker. The large one to hold other appliances and provide a narrow shelf for silicone lids. Worked out amazingly.I didn't have to screw down the back legs because the contents of the baskets was light, but I'm sure that if you have a right-angle drill it would be easier.You saved my knees and back.

I bought 2 of these to go on either side of the cabinet underneath my bathroom sink. I bought a separate product to go underneath my kitchen sink and I regret not buying more of these instead!If you're like me, then you probably have what seems like millions of differently sized feminine products taking up loads of space in your bathroom. I took all of mine out of the bags and they store perfectly in the pull-out drawers. Seriously: I think I somehow fit about 6 bags of these products in the two organizers that I bought, and then I still had extra space in one of them! The separator helps keep the different types organized, too. I did put sunscreen and bug spray in the second one I bought, which causes more friction when opening and closing the drawer, but really hasn't caused any issues.The top of the drawer is much sturdier than you would expect. I was worried that the top might bow if I put cleaning products on top, but I have a huge container of Draino, Windex, Clorox wipes, toilet bowl cleaner, and all kinds of other (similarly heavy) cleaning products covering the top of one of these drawers and it holds up well!I did not screw mine in since I live in an apartment and I have not had any issues. Seems to me you really don't need to bother with installation.My only regret is that I did not take before and after pictures to post here, because I was honestly shocked my how much extra space I had after installing these pull-outs.

I use this under my kitchen sink. The drawer is used to hold extra sponges and cleaning supplies for my glass cooktop. I use to top to hold a large container of dish soap, sink stoppers, stainless steel spray cleaner and a can of frebeze.