Top Quality Material

Shelf front, back and sides of our slide out shelves are 9 ply 1/2" Baltic Birch

Bottom of the slideout shelf is 1/4" MDF with a Birch veneer

75 pound capacity Blum self closing drawer slides

Optional steel "L" brackets specifically designed for sliding shelf use

Hand sanded and ready to be painted or stained to match your cabinets

Stop bending over to get to the back of your cabinets and the back pain that comes with it

Imported from Russia this material is perfect for building kitchen shelving, sliding shelves and pullout drawers. There are 9 layers of birch sandwiched together in this 1/2" thick material. This is the best material to make a pull out shelf. It is far superior to a 3/4" 3 or 5 ply oak plywood  without sacrificing the space that the thicker wood would waste. If someone tells you that their 3/4" plywood is stronger than our 1/2" 9 ply you should hang on to your wallet because they are trying to take your money and they do not even know what they are selling

No particle board here. The bottom of our slide out kitchen pull out shelves is 1/4" MDF or Medium Density Fiberboard. MDF is both stronger and more stable than the less expensive particle board that some companies use. The veneer bottom has a beautiful look and will stain to match your cabinets for a true custom look.

The best shelf is worthless if it is not mounted on quality hardware. We only use Blum drawer slides for our kitchen cabinet pull out shelves. Since we starting making pull out shelves over ten years ago we have only used one brand of drawer slides and that brand is Blum. After ten years and tens of thousands of slides we have stayed with Blum for one reason, quality. Blum is respected worldwide as the producer of top quality cabinet hardware. One of the easiest ways to cut the cost of manufacturing sliding shelves would be to use a cheaper "knock off" drawer slide. To the average person Blum slides look very similar to the cheaper "knock offs". It is only upon closer inspection that you may notice that the other slides are made of a thinner gauge steel or they use a smaller diameter axle for the rollers to mount on. Blum refuses to lower their quality as we refuse to lower ours. Blum backs their slides with a lifetime guarantee and we know why. In ten years and through tens of thousands of slides we have had less than five slides that have been defective and none that have failed in service of our kitchen shelves.

The steel brackets that we use for the standard full shelf installation (floor mount) are not some skimpy L brackets that are designed for some other purpose like the ones that other sliding shelf companies use. These are heavy gauge steel that measure 2 1/2" wide by 2 1/2" tall with a base that is 2 1/2" wide and  2 1/2" long. These brackets were made for pull out shelves and thanks to a second higher set of mounting holes they can be used with full extension slides as well. You can even use the second set of holes to lift the pull out shelf above a lip on the front of the cabinet that is common in RV use as well as manufactured housing. 

After the pieces of our sliding storage shelves are cut to size,  each piece is hand sanded to round over the touched surfaces. You can see the slight variations that is the unique signature of hand made quality. When shipped these sliding shelves can be used as is, or you can paint or stain the shelves to match your cabinets. We recommend sealing the pull out shelves to keep them looking new for years to come.