Rubbermaid Configurations Sliding Basket for Closet Drawer Organization, Titanium, Sturdy Slide Out Basket for Home/Laundry/Bathroom/Mudroom/Pantry/Linen Closet

Rubbermaid's whole closet system is awesome but I'm particularly fond of these sliding drawers. They are easy to assemble, just 2 screws to screw in and you are all ready to go. That is once the uprights are properly placed; Per Rubbermaid for this accessory: The uprights MUST be spaced 22" apart from Inside to Inside! If you space the uprights 22" apart from the outer portion of the uprights then the spacing is not going to be the full 22" the accessory requires. The measurements of this accessory are 23.5"W x 7.25"H x 17.5"D, which includes the frame. The actual basket is 22.25" wide. I really do love my sturdy sliding Titanium Wire Baskets, Ive had 3 installed in the bottom half of my downstairs linen closet, & find I still have space for a 4th, which I'm preparing to order now. I stack items beyond the top of the baskets & they still slide in & out effortlessly.Some have said these baskets are expensive, but they are extremely well made product & certainly worth the the price. Also it's has cost me one-third of the price it would have cost if I had tried to do this with Container Store's products.

The basket itself is great and huge - it holds a ton of clothes/socks/whatever. Setup of the basket - installing the arms which it mounts with - took maybe 3 minutes per basket (I bought 2 of them). They slide/glide in and out perfectly and make the closet look very professional. I ordered this with the 8 foot Rubbermaid Configurations kit. The entire kit cost me $119 yet these baskets were $50 each? I paid $100 for 2 basket accessories yet the entire closet kit itself only cost $119? Something doesn't seem right.Anyway, these baskets are awesome and the configurations closet system + these baskets make a great replacement for a dresser.

Great quality product, great seller !

I use these in my storage room off my kitchen. They do week with heavy food jars and lighter items like paper towels. I find they work best mounted high instead of low as the will open when mounted lower on the wall. They do seem cheap and I was worried they would break, but they have not broken over the last year. They look great, I just wished they worked well mounted lower.

Rubbermaid makes such superior closet org products and I love my whole system, but this drawer isn't the greatest. I had no problem installing it, (others had mentioned frustrations), and it's handy to have a drawer, but it feels kinda flimsy when it rolls out. No big deal, it's only holding hats and mitts, but it lacks that nice quality feel the rest of the system has. And it was pricey. Bottom line, it's worth it to complete a closet, but I wish Rubbermaid had made it a bit better.

I own several of these, it’s easy to install onto Rubbermaid closet system, and it’s a great way of organizing clothes and more in the closet. Much cheaper and space saver solution and holds much more clothes than a expansive dresser!

I bought 3 of these and I would buy them again. They are really expensive, especially when you compare to the cost of the whole closet configuration. That being said, they really do work perfectly and add a ton of storage. I think they are way easier than shelving with canvas bags. Gives you tons of extra storage and if you order 3 of these, they work great in the configurations closet and you won't have any wasted space at all. We put these in the middle and then two rods on the right, two rods on the left, and a few shelves above these, and it's perfect.

First of all, this is a quality item, it's not that was poorly made or anything, the modular closet kit is actually exceptional - very well done, engineered and thought out (however, this is not part of the kit and sold as separate item / kind of like the batteries you have to buy for the toy at Xmas). I suppose my main and only qualm is that for the price, it is only a basket that sits on the wall in the closet, it's not an antique, or piece of hand made art, with todays automated manufacturing, you would think the thing would be a bit cheaper. There again, I guess if it suits your needs and willing to pay the price, it's just OK and I probably could have done without.