Yamazaki Jitsugyo Tower Sink Drawer Width-Expanding Slide Rack (D40)

I purchased this online but made a mistake with the size, so I'm selling it. m(_ _)m

This item is the 40cm depth type in white.
I realized upon installation that the drawers wouldn't close (depth was too much).
It has been assembled once, so I will disassemble it and repackage it for shipping.

※Please consider carefully if you are sensitive about such matters.
※If you are in the Kanto region, it is possible to hand it over assembled!

〈Below is a description based on the manufacturer's product details〉

A slide rack that adds an extra tier inside the drawer, efficiently organizing the space under your sink.
Bowls and pots, which tend to be stacked, can be stored separately on upper and lower levels, making them easier to take out and put away, and creating a neat appearance.
The width is extendable and can be perfectly installed to fit the drawer size. The shelf is slide-out, allowing you to quickly access items stored below.
This item makes the limited drawer space more usable and organized.

A slide rack that makes use of the dead space often found at the top of drawers.
By storing frying pans, pots, bowls, etc., separately on upper and lower levels, it prevents over-stacking and makes items easier to access.
When taking out items from under the shelf, slide the top board towards the back. This creates space in the front, allowing for smooth removal.

The width is adjustable to fit the inner dimensions of your drawer. While perfect fitting is recommended, if you want to store tall items like seasoning bottles together, creating space on the sides will allow them to fit efficiently within the drawer.

Once the width is set, it can be securely fixed with the adjustment screws. Additionally, the included support stands prevent wobbling after installation. The stands can be firmly attached to the installation surface with adhesive tape, so you can use them with peace of mind.

※Please ensure that the adhesive tape will stick to the installation surface, such as the bottom of your sink drawer. If the adhesive tape does not stick properly, it may be unstable and could lead to tipping or falling.