Pull Out Double Drawers

Very nice and functional pull our cabinet drawer! Smooth operation, sturdy, and easy to install. I highly recommend the product!

After some research and hands-on browsing at local hardware and organization stores, I settled on Lynk Professional brand for our kitchen cabinet. It offered the best feel in terms of build quality and and materials used. Though this roll-out organization rack does not fully slide out, I believe this is a better durability and reliability choice. The racks that allow full roll-out in this same price range do not use reenforced rails. This is perfectly fine if you're only storing light weight objects, but they will not hold up to being fully loaded with pots and pans. Furthermore, when loaded with heavier kitchen equipment, fully-extending the doubled up rails will strain the rear most mounting point, which would easily strip out the anchor screws and leave a glaring pit in today's particle wood cabinets, let alone a useless rack. The packaging is well thought out, using just the right amount of padding material that protected the contents in a compact box for safe delivery. Install was super easy! Lynk provides a simple paper template that you fold and place against the bottom lip of your cabinet's floor base. Just provide enough clearance to the left and right, particularly for the cabinet facade, hinges and door. I'd highly recommend using a right angle ruler to keep the roll-out true to the side wall. Lynk is kind enough to also provide one additional screw; we all know how easy they are to drop and roll under the fridge. The screws are strong enough to stand up to being drilled straight into my wood cabinets. Lynk recommends pre-drilling a small starter hole, but the screws had sharp starter points to bite down into the wood easily. The second shelf is a tool-less install with the riser rods, simply sliding the mounting points into their sleeves. My only nit-pick would be for Lynk to have better quality control for the mounting points on top of the rail module. Some of the mounting holes were misaligned, which I thought would cause leveling issues. Fortunately, the bottom of the mounting points on the rack modules have a rubber cushion that acted as an auto-leveler. In the end, I was able to install the 11x17x21 drawer, 14x21x16 drawer and the roll-out Lid/Tray organizer, all from Lynk and all in less than two hours to surprise my wife when she got home. Highly recommended!

I bought a couple Lynk cabinet organizers to tame the mess beneath our kitchen island. Like most other reviewers, I was impressed with the build quality of the organizer. I was also happy to see that Lynk modified their design from that described in earlier reviews to remedy a simple design flaw. The screws that attach the shelves of the drawer to the glides no longer require the use of nuts. Other reviewers commented on the difficulty of attaching those nuts while working inside the narrow confines of a cabinet. Since those reviews were written Lynk modified the design to use a threaded "inner" nut that's cut directly into the glide. Attaching the shelf is as easy as screwing in 4 Phillips head screws with a screwdriver. It took me less than 5 minutes. Kudos to Lynk for making that change. Installation is very simple. Some have criticized the Lynk organizers for not mounting to the sides of the cabinet interior like Rev-A-Shelves. In my opinion that's unfair; the two organizers have different uses. For my application (a kitchen island with two bays 31" wide with double "pop out" doors) I needed organizers that would mount to the underside of the cabinets. Any other sort would not work at all. I ran into a bit of a hiccup when installing: my cabinets have a 1/4 inch "lip" along the base of the cabinet. It impedes the glides from pulling out, rendering the organizer useless. I explored a few ideas on how how to remedy the issue including: 1) removing the trim piece and cutting it down 1/4 of an inch 2) installing a 1/4 inch riser of hardwood from the hardware store 3) using fender washers to raise the glides. I opted for option #3: fender washers. I bought a box of 1" fender washers from my local hardware store along with 4x 1.25" pan-head self-drilling wood screws. 4x washers stack to exactly 1/4 inch, so I needed 16 total. I pre-drilled 1/16th inch pilot holes into the bottom of the cabinet and then installed the glide frame atop the washers. Other than the run to the hardware store, the whole process took no more than fifteen minutes. For each Lynk organizer you want to raise over your lip, you'll need a multiple of 1" fender washers that stacks to the right height. If you have a lip much higher than 1/4", I would suggest buying hardwood strips and gluing / screwing them into the cabinet bottom rather than using washers. For my application, the washers worked great. At .18 USD each, it cost me about $4.00 total in hardware including the screws. Overall, I'm very pleased with this organizer. It gives use the use of the full depth of our kitchen island and makes items lost in the dark recesses of that space easy to access. The build quality is great. The glides are heavy-duty enough to support a bunch of large Calphalon pans. For the price, the Lynk organizers are a better deal that Rev-A-Shelves. Rev-A-Shelves are quite nice as well, but unless you want the functionality of independent pull drawers AND have the ability to install by attaching to the sides of your cabinets, the Lynk organizers will serve you well. I plan to buy more of them and install them in other cabinets in the future.

This is REALLY sturdy, and glides well. Installation was much easier than others I have put in. It'll hold a ton of heavy under-sink chemicals and still has room up top for sunscreen, dog medicines, whatever currently plagues you by cluttering up your space. If the top wire makes small items tip, it's easy to cut a small sheet of underlayment (or even heavy cardboard) to prevent that. I'd looked at cheaper ones but they looked flimsy (plastic?!!) or were tiny. I really like the finishing on this--it's smooth, heavy-duty chrome without sharp edges. It looks like it'll last forever. There is no adjustment of the space between shelves, so the tallest bottles still wouldn't fit (I'm looking at YOU, vinegar!) but regardless, this more than doubles my cabinet space. Now I need to get a smaller one for the other side.

Better value than rev a shelf. Works just as well. Easier to install.

This product is exceptionally well thought out and designed. It feels extremely sturdy, with outstanding quality throughout. The fit and finish are flawless, making it clear that a lot of care and attention went into its construction.

I put three of these in a lower cabinet space about a year ago and they've worked great ever since. I did similarly a decade ago in my old condo and simply could never go back to having to get down on my hands and knees and dig into the back of a cavernous cabinet to get that one pot out of the back. With clearance needs there is a bit of unused space around each one, but I think the organizational benefit far outweighs that - these held everything that was planned to go in the cabinet, and you can actually get it out and get to it. They were easy enough to assemble and install, didn't have any issues. We use these weekly, for sure, and haven't had any issues in a year of use.

I bought two of these, and I could not be happier. They are super sturdy, slide in and out smoothly and quietly - but, the title on this product page is wrong! It says, "LYNK PROFESSIONAL® Pull Out Cabinet Organizer (2 Tier) Slide Out Drawers for Kitchen Cabinets - 11" D x 21" W - Sliding Pantry Shelves - Roll Out Shelf for Pots, Pans - Chrome" In fact, the product is 11"W x 21"D x 16"H when viewed from the front after it's installed in a cabinet, ready to pull out. The dimensions in the title for this page are correct if you view the unit from the side.. but who would do that? Do not be discouraged. The product engineers were excellent. The ad people, not so much. - Jim