DINDON Two-Tier Pull Out Cabinet Organizer, 14 by 21 Inch Wire Baskets on Full-Extension Slides

Two wire baskets stacked on independent runners inside a base cabinet, so the lower one can be drawn forward without first unloading whatever sits above it.

• Full-extension runners — three-section ball-bearing slides bring each basket entirely clear of the cabinet face. Bottom mounting only; the brackets are not made for fixing to the side walls.
• Height adjustment — four mounting positions serve the top tray and two the lower, which is how a raised cabinet lip gets cleared. The U-shaped brackets stand 13.8 in.
• Sizes — 14 in wide, 21 in deep, 15 in tall overall, with baskets at 12.5 x 21 x 2.3 in and about 11.5 in of usable stacking room. Cabinet openings need 15 in of clear width measured inside the hinges, and interior depth of at least 22.5 in.
• Load rating is stated two ways — the maker quotes 75 lb per tier, then says a tier carries under 40 lb once drawn out. Both numbers come from the manufacturer, and the lower one is the sensible figure to plan around.
• Weight fields conflict — the specification table says 4 lb while the description says 15.67 lb. Four pounds is not credible for two steel baskets, brackets and two slide sets, so neither number is presented as fact.
• Material — the specification table records alloy steel with a polished finish, while the description calls it chrome-plated carbon steel. The specification field is what is published here.

Packed with it: two baskets, two U-shaped brackets, two slide sets and a hardware pack. Fasteners install through an inner rail, and their direction matters, since those long bracket screws will otherwise foul.