🗄️ Lynk Professional Slide Out Organizer for Cutting Boards, Bakeware, and Trays - Pull Out Cabinet Rack for Kitchen Storage - 10" x 21" - Chrome Finish Review

In theory this should be great for organizing an office. It didn't work for me. My base cabinets are deep, a cave you have to crawl into to find something, so I was hoping that would be the solution. The problem I have is that while the internal height was enough to fit in, the slide out mechanism is almost 2 inches tall, which doesn't seem like a big deal until you're trying to fit large cutting boards and baking utensils in it. In addition, it only lengthens by about 2/3. For my purposes this

We have recently remodeled our kitchen as we need more storage and better storage. Our design included a single bowl kitchen sink and we chose a 36 inch sink base. Instead of filling the mess under the sink, we installed a retractable Lynk cutting board baking sheet on one side of the sink base (the side not next to the dishwasher as there were extra drains/pipes etc on that side. We were able to fit quite a bit on this extendable tray, including 2 round pizza trays, 4 cooking trays, 6 white…

Love it! It actually holds up a lot more than I ever expected. At $65, that was more than I expected to spend on a product like this, but I'd spend the money on other random things going to Home Depot, Walmart, Lowe's, etc. Amazingly easy to set up with very clear and concise instructions (so refreshing!) It comes with a perfect fitting template, matching Allen key and all the necessary 'nuts and bolts'. Follow the instructions and you won't have any problems. They strongly recommend using an…

I would give it six stars if I could. As a young engineer, I realized that no matter how elegant a design, it is worthless if it cannot be easily built, assembled and maintained. That lesson was largely lost in later years, so I was pleasantly surprised by this product. The build quality was excellent and the use of flanged nuts and bolts made assembly easy. Add in clear instructions, an alignment template, and an extra clasp of any kind for those of us with clumsy fingers, and success is…

That! First I removed the small shelf at the back of our closets. This was easy to do with a hammer by simply tapping it off as it was only held in place with finishing nails. This gave me the full depth of cabinet to work with. It's important to get this square (template provided) and place it far enough away from the edge that the cabinet door will close when it's closed. Again, a template is provided for this. Fold it along the line, with the door open, place it on the front edge of the…