Rubbermaid Shelf Organization, Under Shelf Pull Out Drawer, Small, Black

This did not fit under my kitchen cabinet where I had planned to use it, so I mounted it under a work table in my home office. It has been very useful for pens, stapler, letter opener, etc...As to quality, I am pleased with it. While it is plastic, it is strong enough for normal use, and cleverly designed with no obvious failure points. It was easy to install, and slides in and out easily. I would hesitate to use it on a tool bench where things are heavier and might crack the plastic, but in a sewing room, craft room, laundry room, etc... it is very helpful.

I purchased this for extra storage in a motorhome. The frame is slightly longer then expected, which will require me to find a new location then what was planned, but it is of sturdy construction, though a bit loose. When driving down the road you want cabinets and drawers to remain closed, and it has a lip to hold the drawer in, but not as secure as I was hoping. Rubbermaid has always made a good product and I'm sure this will be no different, but it was not quite what I was expecting. I will put it to use and will find out if it will stay securely closed when it has some weight in it. That may make a big difference, as it slides out very easy while empty, which gives me doubts it will serve my purpose, but in a fixed home I'm sure it would do very nice. I can always add a latch, but you shouldn't have to modify an item to make it work as designed. Having criticized it as I have, it is well made and works as designed, and was of a good price for the product I received.

Back while browsing for a drawer for a project I was working on I saw a few posts and pictures with this thing installed under a coffee table - GREAT idea! Then while trying to organize for the New Year and looking at my small pile of remotes on my coffee-table - I ordered one.When it arrived I checked to make sure it would fit under my coffee table and function well for what I needed before installing. Then I looked around my living-room some more and saw a cup holder I keep on an end table that holds stuff like a nail file, candle wick trimmer, lip balm, cat claw clippers, etc. - and thought maybe I should use the drawer instead to tuck these odds and ends away that I still wanted to keep handy in my living-room. So I didn't install the drawer - I instead ordered another one. :)Then when I had the two, I flipped my coffee table over and measured and installed them right next to each other centered under my coffee table. The only thing I will say here is that the directions tell you to remove the drawer before installing the holder. You won't be able to put the drawer back into the tracks once it is installed under the table - at least with my coffee table and it's lip - you wouldn't be able to. Not a problem as the drawer stays out of your way pretty much when you are putting the screws in anyway. Just note you won't be able to take the drawer out of the tracks once under your table either - at least with mine you can not. I see this as a zero problem for me anyway.Now my living-room feels tidier and I have all the things I need neatly tucked away yet completely accessible under my table. You can not even see the drawers at all either unless you tuck your head under the table. Love them!!! It is also a fun surprise when you have guests over and need to retrieve something from the drawers - they are always like what is that - that is ingenious!!!Plus with two - I had so much room - I added a flashlight, some mints, and some cat treats! I may never have to leave my living room again. Hah ha ha.

I wanted to screw it to my table. No instructions. It is self explanatory if you are attaching it to Wire shelves. I figured it out. It is satisfactory. The cat pulls it out pretty easily but if you pack it properly everything stays in. I does fit a good amount. Worried about its sturdiness.

I am perfectly satisfied with this product. It may not be built with any super high tech design but it is still well designed. It doesn't have much capacity but I needed drawers to install in limited spaces and there weren't better options. The plastic construction may seem cheap but it is easy to clean and will not corrode. The slides are made in such a way as to prevent the drawers falling out but still allow easy removal when needed. The drawers also tilt downward when pulled out to allow easier access to contents. Overall (despite the seemingly cheap plastic construction) they are much better designed than most of their fancier looking competition in stores. AAA+

Short on K tool drawers in cabinets. This works perfectly, mounted on cabinet next to stove, holding most-used K tools. It's a bit wider than the upper cabinets, so it sticks out a couple inches, but it's so useful that the appearance is not important. Holds the longer tools, opens simply & quickly. A great K 'gadget'.

This thing is huge... and bulky... and ugly... and you'll bite your tongue if you do decide to attach it. You have to be a mechanical engineer to figure this out and do it. Plus, there are not supplies, no screws, no nothing. I'm probably going to use it in the garage on some wire racks. It sure won't go where I wanted it. We have been playing with the pull down drawer and it was irritatingly falling off, getting stuck because it shifted caty whompus. Maybe it's more stable attached to something, but my husband held it, and I tried to see how it would work. I wasn't thrilled. I can't recommend this at all.