Rev-A-Shelf 3" W x 42" H Pull Out Quad Shelf Organizer for Wall & Base Kitchen Cabinets, Full Extension Filler Spice Rack, Adjustable, Wood, 432-WF42-3C

This is a perfect solution for those tight spaces in your kitchen. Makes use of precious space and extra storage, too.

The quality far exceeded my expectations.

This is a wonderful addition to my kitchen. Made a small space between cabinets useful and freed up space in my cabinet for canned goods. The shelves are narrow making it easier to see the spices.

Great product, well built, good slide movement, but would not purchase this exact one again

Great product. Installers had no issue. Much better use of small space instead of a filler board.

I've already bought one and it works PERFECT so of course I bought another and I'm going install it shortly after Christmas! Kitchen needed it! 100/10!!!

The product overall is nice looking and is quality made, but the slides, given the length of the pull out and height of the unit, the slides have a sticky and uneven, rough extension and then when the unit is closed, there is slack at the top of the drawer. I've tried multiple adjustments, but the Unit is just going to stay slack. In my kitchen renovation, I used these on the island, on the ends, they are hidden like table legs, but due to the rough movement of the hinges and the slack at the top of both units, I'm wishing I hadn't built these in and had found something better.Alternatively the 24" deep 30" high units for lower cabinets are excellent, they have slow close slides and they function very well. They don't have an uneven movement top to bottom, though their depth likely improves the mechanical function of slides.Rev a shelf needs to figure out these slides, they need to get a short, slow close slide that operates smoothly and doesnt jar the contents of the shelf.There needs to be a final closed position that doesn't require a bang into place to force out the slack.One recommendation for users stocking their shelves:Begin with the bottom shelf, add contents, then position next shelf above it. Make sure you can still move the contents in and out of the shelf.Each shelf requires an angle to maneuver, they are much more difficult to change positioning if there is a shelf above them. So if you begin by removing shelves and position them starting with the bottom and up to the top, you won't have any issues with adjustments.I was able to fit cleaning spray bottles and cleaning products in one of my 24" deep units and that has been fantastic, not digging under the sink like I used to. It makes cleaning so much easier.The rest are for spices and ingredients.A 4" model would be superior to hold a wider variety of products

I had an odd gap that was four and 5/8 inches wide at the far end of my wall cabinet project. The 3 inch wide Pull-out cabinet sandwiched between two 3/4 inch thick pine boards (4.5 inches total) helped utilize this space. I purchased one six foot long, 12 inch wide by 3/4 inch thick pine board from one of the big stores. I used one inch long cabinet screws through the existing cabinet interior wall to attach my creation to the existing cabinet. I pre-drilled every one of the screw holes so the wood did not split. I used 2.5 inch premium trim screws with small heads through the top 1.25 inch header on the cabinet top to support it to the wall. I could have also used SPAX 2.5 inch Multi-Purpose construction cabinet screws with low profile wafer heads to mount to the wall for the same results. I will hand paint the pine board edges to match the existing cabinet color. I will also add a painted face board with routed edges as a door to finish things off. I am very pleased with this cabinet. It is well made.