Stackable pull-out shelf – Get an overview and easy access in the closet

A stackable pull-out shelf provides a quick overview and easy access to cabinets and shelves. When the shelf can be pulled out, you can see the entire contents without moving it at the front. This makes it easier to collect small items in fixed zones and utilize the height in the cabinet. Choose transparent modules to see the contents at a glance, and build the height according to your space. Stick to a few repeating sizes for a calm system that is easy to maintain in everyday life.

A pull-out shelf in clear plastic is practical because it is light, sturdy and provides visual peace. It stacks in layers, so you have more space on the same shelf. Combine with insert boxes that fit in the modules, so each category has its own fixed place. When you can pull the module out, it becomes easier to keep track of the small items that otherwise disappear at the back. Get a flexible base with Boxes , which can be used individually or as modules in the shelf.

In the kitchen, it's all about easy access to everyday items. Use the pull-out shelf for dry goods, spices, snacks and cooking accessories. Put the items you use daily at the front of the top module, and place extra storage at the bottom. Stick to 2-3 module sizes per cabinet to avoid clutter, and build in straight rows so the shelf moves freely. If you're starting with a kitchen cabinet, you can group it all under one word, e.g. Kitchen , where you'll find solutions that match standard shelves.

Pull-out modules also work in the fridge and freezer, where transparent containers make the contents easy to see. Small containers for berries, snacks, cold cuts and small yoghurts, medium for fruit and vegetables and larger dairy products. Close each container with its own lid and stack them on top of each other to optimise space. When you pull out a container, it is easy to see the contents and put it back in place. See the selection under Fridge , and build a simple system with fixed zones such as breakfast, cooking, vegetables and leftovers.

In the wardrobe, a stackable pull-out shelf provides fixed places for accessories, socks, underwear and small bags. Divide the shelf into levels so that each category is together, and pull out the module when you choose. In the bathroom, you can collect skincare, makeup and hair care on separate levels. Place the daily items at the front and extra storage at the back. For wardrobes with mixed contents, it is an advantage to keep the same module width throughout the shelf, so that everything can be replaced or moved as needed. Start with Wardrobe if you want to build a simple and recognizable system in the wardrobe.

Measure the space you want to use and choose modules that can be placed in straight rows. Think about what needs to be easiest to reach and put it on the top level. Use matching boxes for a consistent look and clear categories. If you need a quick start, you can choose assembled solutions under Package solutions so that the sizes match from the start.

1. Empty the shelf and categorize the contents on the table.
2. Measure the cabinet in width, depth and height.
3. Choose 2-3 module sizes that can be stacked in straight rows.
4. Divide into zones and fill the shelf so that daily items are at the forefront.
5. Test the extension, adjust distances, and keep the same location going forward.

• Build in height, but avoid overfilling each level - this ensures even extraction.
• Use transparent modules for a quick overview.
• Keep the same module width in a cabinet - then you can move around without changing the entire structure.