2 Pack Under Sink Organizers and Storage, 2-Tier Sliding Cabinet Organizer Drawer for Bathroom and Kitchen – Multi-Purpose Cabinet Organizer with Easy Pull-Out Design (Black)

Deffo recommendo.
These black under-the-counter storage containers are a great addition to any kitchen or bathroom. The durable plastic feels sturdy and high-quality, and the two-pack offers plenty of extra space for organizing cleaning supplies, toiletries, snacks, or whatever tends to clutter up cabinets.They slide in and out smoothly, making it easy to grab what you need without digging around. I also like the sleek black design—it looks modern and blends well with most cabinet interiors.The only reason I’m giving four stars instead of five is that I wish the containers were slightly larger or came with optional dividers for more customized organization. Still, for the price and durability, they’re a solid upgrade that helps keep things neat and accessible.Overall, definitely a product I’d recommend if you want simple, sturdy cabinet organization.

2 pack of 2-Tier Sliding Storage Organizers
I am so glad I ordered this 2-tier sliding organizer drawer set for bathrooms or kitchens! They are mainly labeled as under sink organizers, and they very well could be used for that, but their functionality is not limited at keeping them there.They are sturdy, look great, and there is no reason to not use them in your bathroom or kitchen on top of your cabinets for extra storage. I am glad the listing had them styled so many different ways to make these easy storage solutions not left for me to figure out.The 2 tier sliding drawers are really easy to assemble. It is simply putting some metal pipes into plastic holes and pressing a bit of weight down on the shelves to make sure they are even. It took me a moment to get one of them evened out, which made me grateful there were two of them to set side by side, because I didn’t have the height the same. It is also great that they are a two pack because it makes the price such a great value. At $19.99, these come to just $10 each. They can hold a lot of things too.Once assembled I had a few ideas where I might want to put them. There was the obvious option of under the sink. My bathroom sink cabinet wasn’t an option, and I am not sure my kitchen sink had the need. So not for me. There were a few counter options in my house, and I also considered putting them on a shelf in a bookshelf near my bathroom that holds a lot of overflow items. The pullout draws would be a neat feature there. I considered the kitchen counters where cat food cans stack up, and this may still happen… but ultimately I decided to check if it would fit on my bathroom sink because it is always overflowing with beauty products. I keep a tray of my current routine products to try to reduce the mess, plus some creams and hair creams stacked in front of it, but that can easily get out of control, plus my partners stuff migrates over as well.Thankfully it did fit there. I have not added any additional items beyond what was already up there. I did take the before and after pictures though.Now that I have more room with the pullout shelf, I can add the many *sometimes* items that are currently under the sink or in the hanging bin on the door. It will probably be a mess soon.The second one will likely get added to my partners side of the sink, unless it looks like too much.Our bathroom is rather small, and anything obtrusive may make it look smaller. It’s nice that they don’t get put in place permanently with any tape. The only other under the sink drawer I have came with heavy duty tape that locked it into place to the shelf I attacked it too.I don’t know if there is anything that I will need to hang off of the little mini clips. It’s nice they are there though. I think they are neat in the kitchen for hanging little tools like whisks or measuring cups. So far, I haven’t been able to seperate the hanging cups from within themselves, but I think that will be nice for his razor for example.

Great organizer doubles storage but lacks tray stop to prevent sliding out of frame
First thing to know is just required assembly. It’s not hard to connect together and doesn’t require any tools (pic1).Putting this together, you get a feel for the quality of it, especially the THIN sheet metal poles . The metal poles are so thin that the edges feel sharp (pic2) and are no longer perfectly round. Thankfully the larger tolerance of the plastic shelves slots still accommodate the poles. Just beware that these are not “heavy duty”. The only other disappointing part of this organizer is the sliding out mechanism. It does not use ball bearings and relies strictly on friction of plastic against plastic (pic3). This is not an issue for lightweight storage but definitely a concern if you’re going to store heavier supplies like gallon sized cleaning fluids.Features that I did like about this organizer:The attached baskets as well as the shells are preferated with holes to allow drainage of wet cleaning supplies (pic4).The poles’ height are 12″ inches tall (pic5). However you will need more clearance inside your cabinets to accommodate for the height of the shelves as well. When fully assembled, the organizer total height is 13″ inches tall (pic6).I would really have enjoyed using these organizers with his one flaw that really bothers me and that’s the pull out shelf doesn’t have a stop. That means you pulled it bottom tray out until it falls out of the grooves. There’s no tab or anything that stops the trays from sliding out past the frame. If it wasn’t for the lack of a tray slide stop I would have said this is the perfect product