These are nice quality with a smooth glide. Installing in tight cabinets is always going to be a pain, but at least with the open wire design you can reach the brackets easier. Totally worth it.

Very high quality and easy to install....bought two, one for under sink for all that mess, and one for pantry.....both are very strong and work great....

This item is better than I thought it would be. Easy to install. Ordering another one that is longer. Very pleased. Attaches to my adjustable shelf so I can still adjust the height of all my shelves.

Great purchase. Makes getting my pots and pans out of the bottom cabinet so much easier. Installation was simple, HOWEVER, do not rely on the template for drilling the pilot holes. They don't match up. Instead, I used the template paper to tape down, mark where I wanted the screws to go, and then drill. I think the template would work if it wasn't folded up, but the paper isn't perfectly flat so it doesn't work.

I bought 4 of these a year ago, and they were finally installed. They are an answer to a prayer. I always wanted drawers in the kitchen, and now I do. I can see what I have in the back hiding. I wish Sam's carried more things like this on line or in the store. Awesome item!

Bought two of these for master bathroom, under the sinks. Easy to install, with template included for holes. Only issue is that I had to shim the front to get clearance with the lip on the bottom of cabinet. Otherwise, the basket would hit when pulling it out. Only took about 3/16th to make it perfect on full extension.

I was really shocked at the cost of these when I looked at the various big box stores and as well as online. Then I gave Sam's club a look and was thrilled to find them as such a great price. I wasn't sure what to expect for quality. But when they arrived I was so happy to see that they were not light weight or flimsy. In fact I was so surprised at how heavy the box was and when I unpacked it I was really pleased! They look great, roll out great and make the other old ones I bought years ago pale in comparison. I got four of them and I might get more because these drawers really provide a lot of relief for my back. Just being able to pull out the items I need in the kitchen and reach stuff with ease is so great! I highly recommend these.

These pull outs are made solid with nice finishing. The best part is installation was very easy. For wood cabinets, It screws down into the bottom shelf and very sturdy. For wore shelves, the anchors are included. For the wood cabinets, it must need a bottom shelf (cannot be hanging on side hinges). As long as your cabinets door is bigger than the size, you are good. My cabinets are longer than the length of these, but i just left some space on back and they fit perfectly. The price cannot be beaten. I recommend this product , definitely the quality of rev-a-shelf but only disadvantage is it's one size, no custom sizes are available.

We just remodeled our kitchen and decided we were tired of having to stand on our heads or get down on the floor to find anything in our cabinets. I bought several of these and now we have our pans and gadgets that were normally shoved under the counter in slide out drawers, these are around 5" deep so stuff don't fall out easily. We love these! no more getting down of the floor and having to hang on to something to get back up (in our 70s). I'm thinking about getting another one to go under the sink to put cleaning supplies. These are well priced and well made. Most slide out drawers we looked at were over $50.00 and closer to $100.00 just because they carry certain Brand names. We checked the local big box hardware stores and many online catalogs before we found these on display in Sam's. Only drawback is we had to order them but the shipping was inexpensive and we received them in around a week.

Not bad, but once installed it doesn't roll as freely. Installation is a lot easier when you remove the basket from the frame. It should be simple like every other pull out drawer. Fully extend the drawer and flip up (or down) the levers on both sides, and slide the basket out. Here's the rub. To save money, they used the same rail for both sides. That means flipping one lever up and the other side down. Took a lot of cussing to figure that one out! It might be nice if they included the drill size for the pilot holes.