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Under Sink Organizer | Cabinet Drawers Storage | Under Kitchen Sink Organizer

Under Sink Organizer

£39 £59 Save £20

Both Tiers Slide
Holds Up To 16 kg
No Fixings Needed
Builds Around The Pipe

Price: £39 £59

Delivery time: 5-7 days after a 24-48 hour handling time
Free UK delivery on orders £75+, otherwise a flat £25
Pay by card or PayPal, handled by the payment provider
14 days to change your mind, plus your statutory rights

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Product specifications

Material	ABS plastic baskets with metal support tubes
Assembled size	21.59 cm wide x 39.37 cm deep x 34.29 cm high
Capacity	Up to 16 kg
Tiers	Two, both sliding
In the box	2 sliding baskets, 4 support tubes, 4 hooks, assembly manual
Fixing	Freestanding, no screws or brackets
Suitable for	Kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, laundry room, office and general cupboards

Shipping & returns

Tracked delivery anywhere in the United Kingdom. It is free on orders of £75 or more, and a flat £25 below that. Allow 5 to 7 days, after a 24 to 48 hour handling time.

Under the Consumer Rights Act 2022 you have 14 days from delivery to cancel for any reason, and a further 14 days to send it back in resaleable condition. We refund the price you paid, including standard delivery. You cover the cost of returning it unless the item is faulty.

If it arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we put it right at no cost to you under the Consumer Rights Act 2022 and the EU Sale of Goods Directive 2019/771, return postage included.

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Looking after it

Wipe the baskets with a damp cloth and mild detergent, and dry them. Check the four tube connections are still tightly buckled now and then, particularly after the unit has been moved.

Both Tiers SlideTop and bottom baskets pull out fully

Holds Up To 16 kgRated for full bottles, not just sponges

No Fixings NeededStands in the cupboard, nothing screwed in

Builds Around The PipeSupport tubes assemble to clear the waste trap

About this product

Two sliding baskets that pull the back of the cupboard out to you.

A two tier under sink organiser in ABS plastic and thickened metal tube, rated to 16 kg, that builds around the waste pipe instead of fighting it.

Both baskets slide, so the bottle at the back comes to you instead of being reached for in the dark.

The frame is thickened metal tube with ABS baskets, rated to hold up to 16 kg in total.

It stands inside the cupboard on its own tubes, so nothing is screwed into the carcass or the wall.

The two tier layout uses the height above the waste trap that is normally wasted.

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The cupboard under a sink is the worst storage in most houses. It has a waste pipe running through the middle of it, the door opening is smaller than the space behind it, and everything ends up in one layer on the floor of it with the things you want at the back.

A two tier organiser fixes the second problem by using the height. Most of the space under a sink is air above the bottles, and stacking that into two levels roughly doubles what the same footprint holds.

The sliding baskets fix the first. Reaching to the back of a dark cupboard past a pipe is how bottles get knocked over. Pulling a basket out brings the back of the cupboard into the light, which sounds minor until it is the thing you do twice a day.

The pipe problem is handled by how it assembles. Four support tubes buckle together into the frame, and you build it to sit around the trap rather than expecting a clear rectangular space that under-sink cupboards never have.

Nothing is screwed to anything. The unit stands on its own tubes inside the cupboard, which means it suits a rented flat and can be lifted out whole when a plumber needs the space.

Still deciding?

Not sure yet? That is fine.

You can change your mind. Under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 you have 14 days from delivery to cancel for any reason, and a further 14 days to send it back in resaleable condition. We refund the price you paid, including standard delivery.

If it turns up faulty, damaged or not as described, that is on us. The Consumer Rights Act 2015 covers you, we pay the return postage, and you can have a repair, a replacement or your money back. Read the full detail on our refunds and returns page, or ask us anything before you order.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an under sink organizer?

It is a storage frame built to stand in the cupboard under a sink and use the height above the waste pipe. This one has two sliding baskets on a metal tube frame.

Does it fit around the waste pipe?

Yes, that is what the four support tubes are for. You assemble the frame so it stands around the trap rather than needing a clear rectangular space.

What size is it assembled?

21.59 cm wide, 39.37 cm deep and 34.29 cm high. Measure your cupboard, including where the pipe runs, before ordering.

How much weight will it hold?

Up to 16 kg. That is full bottles of cleaning liquid rather than just sponges and cloths.

Do both baskets slide?

Yes. The top and the bottom are both pull out drawers, which is what stops things being lost at the back.

Does it screw into the cabinet?

No. It is freestanding and stands on its own support tubes. Nothing is drilled, bracketed or clipped to the cupboard.

Can I use it in a rented flat?

Yes, and it is a good choice for one, because there are no fixings and it lifts straight out when you leave.

What is in the box?

Two sliding baskets, four support tubes, four hooks and an assembly manual.

What are the hooks for?

They hang on the frame for small items such as cloths, brushes or spray bottle triggers, so those do not take up basket space.

Is it hard to assemble?

No, it goes together by hand from the manual. The one thing to get right is buckling the four tubes tightly, because a loose connection is what makes a frame wobble.

What is it made of?

ABS plastic baskets on thickened metal support tubes.

Can I use it under a bathroom sink?

Yes. Bathroom vanities have the same pipe problem as kitchen cupboards, and the unit is often bought for exactly that.

Will it fit a narrow cupboard?

It is 21.59 cm wide, which is narrow by design so it can sit beside a trap rather than needing the full cupboard width.

Can I put two side by side?

If your cupboard is wide enough, yes. Each unit stands independently, so two can sit either side of a central pipe.

Can I take it out when the plumber comes?

Yes, and that is one of the advantages of a freestanding unit. Empty the baskets and lift the whole frame out.

Is it stable once loaded?

Yes, provided the tube connections are tightly buckled. If it rocks, that is almost always a connection that has not been pushed fully home.

Will the baskets sag with heavy bottles?

They are ABS on a metal frame and rated to 16 kg across the unit. Spreading heavy bottles between the two tiers rather than loading one is the sensible approach.

Can it be used somewhere other than under a sink?

Yes. It works in any cupboard where things are stacked in one deep layer: a laundry cupboard, an office stationery cupboard or a bedroom wardrobe base.

How do I clean it?

Wipe the baskets with a damp cloth and mild detergent and dry them. Cleaning product spills are the usual thing to catch early.

What happens if a bottle leaks in it?

The baskets are plastic, so wipe them out. Slide the basket fully out first so you can reach the corners.

Is it adjustable in height?

The frame assembles to a set height of 34.29 cm. Build it to clear your own trap before you load it.

Does it come with instructions?

Yes, an assembly manual is included.

Will it hold a washing up liquid bottle upright?

Yes, the tiers are sized for standing bottles rather than laying them down, which is the point of the extra height.

Can I store bin bags and cloths in it?

Yes, and the hooks are useful for those, keeping the basket space for bottles.

Does it rust?

The tubes are metal and the baskets are plastic. Under a sink is a damp place, so wiping up leaks rather than leaving them is what keeps it looking new.

Is it suitable for storing cleaning chemicals?

It holds them, but it does not lock. Anything hazardous should be kept where children cannot reach it, not in an open cupboard at floor level.

Will it fit under a butler or belfast sink?

Those sinks sit lower and the trap is often further forward. Measure the clear height under the bowl before ordering, because 34.29 cm is the figure it needs.

How long does delivery take?

Five to seven days across the UK. Delivery is £25 unless your order is over £75, when it is free.

What if a support tube is missing?

Contact us with your order number. Missing parts are a fault, so those rights are separate from the 14 day change of mind period.

Can I return it if it does not fit my cupboard?

Yes. It is a stock item, so you have the full 14 day right to change your mind on top of your faulty goods rights.

The complete guide

Making the cupboard under the sink usable

4 min read SpaceSaver

Why this cupboard defeats everyone

Under-sink cupboards are the only storage in a house built around an obstacle. The waste pipe and trap run straight through the middle, the door opening is narrower than the space behind it, and there is usually a stopcock somewhere you must not block.

The result is predictable. Everything ends up in a single layer on the base, the tall bottles go at the back because they fit there, and you find things by kneeling down and moving the front row.

Use the height, not the floor

The space is not actually short of room. It is short of usable levels.

Look at what is under your sink now and you will mostly see air: a layer of bottles perhaps 25 cm tall in a cupboard that is 50 cm or more. Splitting that into two tiers is what turns one layer of clutter into two layers of storage in the same footprint.

That is all this unit does, but it does it around the pipe rather than pretending the pipe is not there.

Why sliding matters more than it sounds

A fixed shelf under a sink solves half the problem. You get two levels, but the back of the top level is now harder to reach than the back of the floor was.

Pulling a basket out brings the whole depth into the light. In a cupboard that is 39 cm deep with a pipe in the way and no light in it, that is the difference between finding the drain unblocker and buying another one because you could not see it.

Getting the build right

Two things decide whether this is solid or wobbly.

Buckle the tubes properly. All four connections need to be pushed fully home. Nearly all reports of a frame that rocks come back to one tube that was not seated, and it is a thirty second fix once you know to check.

Build it around your own trap. Stand the frame in the cupboard before loading it and check the tubes clear the pipe with room to slide the baskets. Better to find that with empty baskets than with sixteen kilos of bottles in them.

Where the weight should go

The unit is rated to 16 kg in total, which is generous for what people actually keep under a sink.

Spread it. Heavy bottles across both tiers rather than stacked on one keeps the frame stable and the baskets running smoothly. The four hooks take the light awkward things, cloths, brushes and spray triggers, which otherwise sit on top of the bottles and fall out when you slide the basket.

One last thing, and it has nothing to do with storage: this cupboard is at floor level, it does not lock, and it is where most households keep bleach. If there are small children in the house, the cleaning chemicals belong somewhere higher up, and this organiser is better used for everything else.

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