STORAGE MANIACSet of 4 Expandable Kitchen Rack Wire Shelf Organizer Adjustable Metal Pantry Storage for Plate Dish Cabinets Counter, Brown

I had to put together but it was so easy...everything fit with out a problem...all pieces were there to do so and a wrench was included. It is solid and it is doing exactly what I needed it for...organizing my dishes and bowls so I could reach them (I'm 5'2"). I used the 2 larger shelves and I was happy how well they fit. I'm thrilled...especially the color. It is subtle in my cabinet.I'm not sure how I'm going to use the smaller ones...I have many ideas, though, so they won't go to waste!

Better than the older traditional thin wire racks, but not necessarily my fav. +- Bronze color is nice, although it does scuff/scratch easily. + Wide flat steel slats is a favorite, much easier to stack objects on. + You can condense this to a single shelf for a mostly solid flat surface for objects or an extended shelf. + The slats and metal of the overall shelf are sturdy/durable + As each section has 4 legs you can use each portion of the shelf independently. - However, as an extended shelf you then have extra legs on the lower area awkwardly spaced and it looks cluttered. If you put at full extension to attempt lining up the legs for a cleaner look - it doesn't work. They bump into each other/don't fit exactly and you end up seeing all the legs. - There is some lack of craftsmanship: * legs are not even or completely straight/perpendicular to shelf * because of above you have some shelf wobble. * plastic rubber caps over the ends of the legs - so legs not flush or look as "clean" as possible. * because of above, if cap lost/damaged etc, as often happens for people, shelf will wobble more. * see above on scuffingThere is another shelf similar to this I previously bought that I love its extended shelf function, however the price has become astronomical. This reminds me of it, but at a respectable price (~$20 at time of purchase).While it says it is stackable, I doubts stability in that scenario as I do not see how it will stay so if bumped. However, I haven't tried/tested that yet so cannot confirm.All in all, i am not in love with this - but it is flexible utility and serves purpose for a moderate price. It's a good product for what it is.

At my rental, I had really huge spaced shelving in a small kitchen. This really helped me have my cups on the bottom row and mugs on a top row in an otherwise space wasting area. Meanwhile, in a different cabinet, I had 2 rows for easy can sorting and access instead of needing to stack them and have different cans in front of others (anyone who works in the kitchen looking for 'that one can of vegetables' understands the annoyance of that).Now that I have a customized house, I don't have to worry about shelving issues. However, I found a new awesome use for these. Under my kitchen sink, I have my 2 shelving units (to be clear, I bought 2 of these which is a total of 4 technical pieces) in a L shape around the piping and I keep all my cleaning supplies on the shelf. Now, if I ever run into a a leaking sink in the future, I won't have 20+ bottles to clean up after. I really love that you can adjust how wide these are; it gives a fancy customized feel! I'll be sure to take a picture in the near future to show you my under-the-sink setup.Couldn't be more pleased on how versatile these are! :)

I have had one of these shelves in silver for many many years but it has no name or manufacturer on it. All the other "expandable" shelves I have tried, while some being sturdy and well made, all are not truly expandable but are two pieces of totally different sizes where one slides out from under another. Made that way, there is always a "step-down" somewhere along the top of the shelf and you can't set items there without them falling over.When I opened this box and saw that they were the shelves I had been searching for, I was ecstatic! These two pieces fit together so that no matter how long or short you set the shelves, the result is a flat shelf with no step-down. It is true that one of the shelves is slightly deeper from front to back than the other but they slide together horizontally. Fitting together in this way presents no usage problem at all.I have no idea how much weight they will hold but for my kitchen cabinets to make more shelf space for dishes, mixing bowls, etc., they are wonderful. The one I have had for years and used constantly still looks brand new. It has not bowed or bent in any way. In fact, I have heavy enameled cast iron Le Creuset pieces sitting on it so it is plenty sturdy for any kitchen or bath application. It is very nice looking and would be appropriate to sit on a countertop if needed.I am very very happy with this purchase.

These came with two sets as mentioned. Because they slide into each other, one rack is slightly thinner than the other. Which was exactly what I needed! The depth of my top shelf is slightly less than the bottom shelf so I took the sets apart and used the thinner racks at the top and the bigger ones for the bottom shelf. It worked out perfectly. Super sturdy too!

Love these, helps organizing a lot

Very good and sturdyI wish they sold large and smallI have a lot of wasted metal in each cupboard:(

Greatly improved the organization of the cabinet under my laundry room sink. Shelves are very sturdy; currently have large, refill sized containers of cleaning solutions, plus other supplies. Would def recommend, and a good value to boot!