Simple Houseware Under Sink 2 Tier Expandable Heavy Duty Metal Shelf Organizer Rack, Silver (Expand from 15 to 25 inches)

I live in an an older, very small apartment, with two small closets and awkardly shaped, small cabinets. Clutter stresses me out, so I try to utilize any last bit of space I can! So far, this expandable shelving unit has worked great. Easy to assemble, though the instructions seem a little vague upon first look. I had unsuccessfully tried other forms of shelving, which didn't work because of the plumbing underneath my bathroom cabinet. Before installing this product, my bathroom cabinet was chaos. I basically had to pull everything out and make a mess, just to get what I needed. Now, my cabinet is much more organized, and I even have room to spare! Another plus? I was able tomake more room in my medicine cabinet and my tiny utility closet! I purchased another for my kitchen cabinet, and will update this review when I get it set up.Very useful, sturdy product. Reasonably priced and prompt shipping. Highly recommend!

I like this so much that I actually just ordered another one for under the bathroom sink. Not only did it tidy the clutter and make items easier to find at first glance, but also made it possible for me to store another few items below the sink, including the spray cleaners I use for my countertops. I didn't configure it around pipes (as I see can be done), but actually used the flexible shelving options to place taller or larger items directly on the floor of my under-sink storage -- rather than on the lowest shelf (see last photo) -- to maximize my storage possibilities and keep regularly used items accessible. I also didn't fully extend the shelving, just as suggested by the manufacturer for stability purposes ... and still found it offered ample storage. Easy to assemble, with some flexibility for shelf height and placement -- highly recommend!

I really love this concept and it does fit below my sink. The metal frame is solid. That said, I do have some quibbles:1. The screws are difficult to get into the narrower end of the shafts. I recommend screwing and unscrewing the screws into the shafts *before* you’re cramped under the sink, because you might really have to put some force on it to get them threaded the first time. It’s easier once you’ve done it once.2. The wider shelf pieces are wonky and warped. They want to wobble into an uneven shape, and don’t want to rest evenly on the bars. See pics.3. There aren’t enough shelf pieces. They should include enough pieces to fit onto the full extension of the shelf width. I could use another wide piece and possibly another thin piece.4. Mine came a bit scuffed on one of the legs, and one of the shelves has a flaw in the coating.5. At full extension the shelf bows in the middle. You may have to shorten it a little bit, so take the full extension length with a grain of salt.All told, I think this will do the job. The design is really cool, I just think it could have been executed better.

I loved this product so much after I set it up and organized the area under the master bathroom sink that I immediately ordered one for the cabinet under the kitchen sink (which I also put to good use as soon as I got it). Both spaces have different dimensions and hold different items, and these shelves still did the trick. I saw someone point out that it dips in the middle if fully extended, I am not surprised to read that since the literature the comes with it specifically warns of that issue and advises users that it should not be used fully extended. I can tell you that was not an issue for me, it is extended to different widths under my two different cabinets but neither is fully extended and they both work perfectly. The assembly was easy, only a screwdriver required, and the pieces feel sturdy. If you need a mechanism to allow you to store things on multiple levels in a tall cabinet without shelving, I highly recommend this.

Easy to assemble, sturdy. Value.

The concept is neat, and useful to some degree. However, this design is hugely flawed when its almost completely extended.~ There are caps on the female end of the bar that expands that are too thick for the panels to sit on properly. This causes the shelving panels to sit awkwardly and unlevel when the space is "just right" where the panels do not sit overlapping them, and have to sit on top.~ It's easy to extend this where the lengths of the bars are super uneven and it takes some patience to make it decent. It's not a snap-tight structure.~ When fully extended there is not a lot of support in the middle. A couple strategically placed cross-beams would have helped, and/or some sort of clasping system to hold the bars snuggly together to prevent them from angling funky. Even better, an extra set of feet on the female extension bar would be optimal.~ When the spacer bars are set at their highest and lowest tiers, a regular box of dishwasher detergent will not fit in the middle. Unfortunately, if your sink is deep it will be recessed more than usual- be aware of the distance between the highest shelf tier and the underside of the sink. A general box of dishwasher detergent will not fit standing up, and I'd be losing much needed space by lowering it.From there, more panels would have been useful because of how far I have to extend mine to fit the space which makes it awkward to fit, so it's not going to work for what I need it for.I am going to use it for something else. It's easy to put together and the bronze is really nice.HOWEVER. It may work for you. I have an odd space under my kitchen sink with deep tubs. It's not a bad product, I just didn't take everything into consideration with my specific space.

This works amazing in the awkward space we have under the kitchen sink in our camper! Very sturdy and seems durable! You can adjust it to the size you need.