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Two Tier Pull-Out Under Sink Organizer – Sliding Cabinet Shelf Storage for Kitchen or Bathroom, Space-Saving and Easy Access for Cleaning Supplies

Two Tier Pull-Out Under Sink Organizer – Sliding Cabinet Shelf Storage for Kitchen or Bathroom, Space-Saving and Easy Access for Cleaning Supplies

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The cupboard under the sink is the worst-designed space in the house

A drain trap straight through the middle, a tap body in one corner, no shelf, and a floor you can only reach on your knees. So everything ends up in one layer, three bottles deep, and the thing you want is always at the back behind the bleach.

This gives that cupboard the two things it has never had: a second level, and a bottom shelf that comes out to you instead of making you go in after it.

The organizer installed under a kitchen sink with the drawer pulled out and cleaning bottles inside, the drain trap passing in the open space beside the top shelf

Narrow on top, wide underneath — that is the whole trick

Most shelving fails under a sink for one reason: it assumes an empty box. This does not. The upper shelf is deliberately shallow, only 5.4 in front to back, and it sits at the back on two uprights. The front of the unit is left open from the cabinet floor to the top.

That open column is where your plumbing goes. The trap comes down through it, and the shelf steps back out of the way instead of fighting it. Below, the drawer runs the full width, so tall bottles still stand up — there is 8.4 in of clear height under the shelf.

Close view of the drain trap passing down through the open space in front of the organizer's shallow upper shelf

The bottom tier comes out to you

A sliding drawer with a cut-out handle at each end brings the back of the cupboard into the light in one motion. No kneeling with your shoulder in the cabinet, no lifting four things out to reach the fifth. Because there is a handle at both ends, it pulls from whichever side you happen to be standing on — which matters when the trap is in the way of the other one.

A hand pulling the lower drawer out of the organizer by the oblong cut-out handle in its end panel

Measure once, before you order

Under-sink cabinets vary more than any other cupboard in the house, so this is the part worth two minutes with a tape measure. Open the doors and check the clear space inside, not the door opening.

  • Assembled size. 14.2 in wide, 10.6 in deep, 11 in tall (36 x 27 x 28 cm)
  • Upper shelf. 14.2 x 5.4 x 2.3 in — shallow on purpose, so the trap has room in front of it
  • Sliding drawer. 14.2 x 8.9 x 3 in, with 8.4 in of clear height above it
  • Allow for the pull. The drawer needs room to travel forward out of the cabinet
Fits a cabinet at least 14.2 inches wide, 10.6 inches deep and 11 inches tall, with 8.4 inches of clear height for tall bottles

No drilling into a cabinet you may not own

Suction feet and adhesive pads hold it steady — no screws, no tools, nothing that leaves a mark when it comes out again. It goes in in a couple of minutes, which matters in a rental, and it comes with you when you move.

Goes in without a single screw: suction feet and adhesive pads, up in a couple of minutes, holds up to 50 lb

What you get

  • One organizer. Choose the 2-pack if you want a pair, one either side of the trap
  • Steel with a baked-on rust-resistant paint finish
  • Two tiers — shallow upper shelf, full-width sliding lower drawer
  • Cut-out handle at both ends of the drawer, so it pulls from either side
  • Assembled 14.2 x 10.6 x 11 in (36 x 27 x 28 cm); holds up to 50 lb
  • Tool-free install — suction feet and adhesive pads, no screws
  • Three colours: light grey, black and white

The same shape works in a bathroom

A vanity has the same problem in a smaller box — a bottle trap in the middle and a heap of half-used toiletries around it. The shallow top shelf keeps small bottles visible and upright, and the drawer underneath takes rolled towels, spare soap and the things you only reach for once a week. It works the same way in a laundry cupboard, a pantry or on a garage shelf.

The white version of the organizer inside a bathroom vanity with the drawer pulled out holding toiletries and folded towels

Frequently asked questions

Will it fit around my pipes?

It is built to sit beside the trap rather than wrap around it. The shallow upper shelf leaves the front of the unit open from floor to top, which is where the pipe comes down. Measure your cabinet's clear internal width, depth and height, and note where the trap sits, before ordering.

What size cabinet does it need?

At least 14.2 in of clear width, 10.6 in of depth and 11 in of height inside, plus room in front for the drawer to travel out.

How tall a bottle will stand under the shelf?

There is 8.4 in of clear height between the drawer and the underside of the upper shelf, which takes most spray cleaners and dish soap. Anything taller goes in the open front column instead.

Is it steel or stainless?

Steel with a baked-on rust-resistant paint finish. Wipe up standing water rather than leaving it to sit, as you would with any coated steel.

Will the suction feet hold on a textured cabinet floor?

Suction works best on a smooth, clean, dry surface. On textured or laminate bases the adhesive pads do the work — both are supplied.

Can I put two side by side?

Yes, in a wide cabinet with a centre trap — one either side is a common setup, and it is what the 2-pack is for. You need 14.2 in of clear width for each one.

How much weight will it take?

Up to 50 lb, which is more than a full shelf of cleaning bottles.

Does it need assembling?

It goes together and goes in without tools — no screws into the cabinet, and nothing to patch up if you take it out again.

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