Rev-A-Shelf Pullout Shelf Organizer for Base Kitchen or Bathroom Cabinets, Wood Filler Pantry Storage or Spice Rack, Maple, 3" x 23" x 30", 432-BF-3C

Great 3” space filler. It fits next to the fridge and attached to the cabinet on the left.Works great and was easy enough to install myself. The pictures that came with the instructions could have been more helpful, but I was able to figure it out within an hour.I happened to have an extra 3” cabinet filler front that I attached to the front of the spice rack.It looks great and works just as well. Highly recommend.

When the contractor opened a wall for a pipe repair, we discovered 9 extra inches in the wall that could be used for something....and he installed this! It is being used as a pull out cabinet in my guest bathroom. What a great place to put extra "stuff" like detergent pods and toilet paper and such. It is well built, installed easily and priced great. Other neighbors in my tier are now ordering them for their place!

I was thrilled to find this pull out shelf for my new kitchen. The price was reasonable and it arrived quickly. It is very well-made with good quality materials. The instruction sheet is abysmal. It is light gray text and pictures printed on white paper with very small print. I went to the website to see if I could find instructions there. None! This would be a five star product with better instructions.Update: Within hours I received a reply from Rev-a-shelf with a link to a helpful video. Also, I noticed some negative reviews mentioned poor packaging and loose shelves. It appears that the company listened and made improvements. Mine arrived in pristine condition and the shelves had clips that secured them. I am updating this to 5 stars.

Slide out works great and has nice appearance, but I missed that it requires an enclosure and toe kick platform to fit in with the other cabinets. Fortunately, my installer was able to build one on the spot.

This product is made well and costs 1/3 less than buying with cabinets. I purchased the 3 inch cabinet. Yes its 3 inches but the inside is not so only specific spice bottles will fit. It does work as a spice cabinet and has three tiers for the spices. There is a thick round chrome rail on both sides to hold the spices in place as the cabinet is pull out and push back in. I think if they used a flat rail it would give a little bit more room to hold a pint size canning jar or some of the wider spice containers many of us buy. Would I buy it again, yes I do like the convivence and the practicality just wish was a true 3 inch inside.

I purchased this as a portion of my kitchen remodel, removing a cook top, and replacing it with a 30 inch range, which means I had to remove the 36 inch base cabinet. This can be done with a remodel job and does not need to be new construction as it indicates (under the right circumstances.). We were debating how to use the fillers and like many stated, there is no need to waste the space. This option is absolutely perfect if you have three inch fillers. Make sure you understand it DOES NOT come with any finished face plate, you will need to add this to the front yourself. I saved a piece of the 36 inch cabinet face and will have it cut down to act as a flush mount look or you can build a false drawer raised panel. There is a good youtube video. It will give you an idea of how to install this. Yes this is a DIY Project with the right tools. No more digging around for spices in a cabinet. Very happy with the installation and quality of this product. Last, make sure you do not remove the support front piece until it is mounted.

This was the exact sized cabinet we needed in our remodel. Not too hard to install—directly unto sub floor, and I added paneling to either side to close it off from the other cabinets. Very happy with this purchase, even though it was on the pricier side of things.

I’m a DIY beginner. Currently redoing my kitchen and needed something slim to fill the gap between cabinets. Purchased this without any idea how to install it. I watched a YouTube video and gave it a go. I raised it up to the height of my other cabinets by cutting a 2x4 and stacking it 3 times. I nailed The 2x4s together and then screwed the pull out cabinet to it. I lined It up in the gap of my cabinets and screwed it into the other cabinet so it was flush and sturdy. I will Be adding a face plate once I get my countertop installed. This was extremely easy and I highly Recommend for anyone who was considering this no matter what level DIYer you are