We include here a host of pictures to show you how our customers are using theirs. You’ll also find detailed information about the materials and construction, available customizations, information about installation, and of course, our price list.
The Scoop Front
Our most popular divided slide-out, the scoop front, works well for any opening width. With the lower, scooped front, access to any particular item is even easier. And you can divide all the way across, or just a portion of it. Moveable dividers are made of the same material as the drawer bottoms. We include 3 for every 12″ of width. Slide-out is 6″H on back and sides, 3″H in front.
Attached Door
Rather than the low front panel of the scoop front, this variation has a tall (10″) front panel able to support the cabinet door. The benefit is faster access with one easy motion. Moveable dividers are same material as the drawer bottoms. We include 3 for every 12″ of width. Slide-out is 6″H on back and sides, 10″H in front.
Pan Lid Divider
Another popular divided drawer (provided your cabinet is sufficiently wide) is our pan lid divider. It typically holds 8-10 lids. We don’t recommend this for openings less than 27″W.
Price Lists
Our price list is in PDF format for downloading: Divided Slide-Out Price Sheet
Materials and Construction

Baltic Birch

Dovetails

Dados

Slides
Customizations & Upgrades

Slide Upgrade

Adjustability

White or Almond
Installation
Removing the center partition on double door cabinets
In many cases, we can remove the center partition between the doors in order to install full width slide-outs. Once removed, the partition is attached to one of the doors. As you can see in the pictures, the only visible evidence is the tiny gap both above and below the partition. We do charge for this service, but it usually costs less to do it and add just two slide-outs than it would to install four narrower ones. NOTE: Once we remove the center partition, installing the slide-outs will require adjustable pilasters (see below).
Installing for adjustability with pilasters
Pilasters are essentially pre-drilled posts made of poplar that are installed against the inner side walls of the cabinet. The drawer slides are then attached to the pilasters. Because the pilasters are pre-drilled, relocating the slide-out shelf is just a matter of moving the slides up or down to the desired location. Our custom pilasters are sold in sets for both single and double door cabinets, and are available in standard length (for base cabinets) and tall (for pantry cabinets).

Frame mounting
Most slide-out shelves are installed in the same way your existing cabinet drawers are–the front of the drawer slide is mounted to the cabinet’s face frame and the rear is mounted to the back wall with special brackets. Slide-outs installed this way are not adjustable, though we are happy the set the upper slide-out(s) at a level that you specify.