surprisingly easy to install. no holes needed to be drilled. just adjust the width to make sure fit in the cabinet and peel off the cover on the sticky tape, then press it down on the surface of the cabinet. it is made of metal, very sturdy, just be careful the edge might be bit sharp.

So I used these drawers for my vanity desk one of the drawers accidentally stuck before I had it positioned in my desk properly but over all they did exactly what I needed

These organizers are the perfect solution for deep cabinets. I often have to bend down and strain to reach items in my 23" deep, lower kitchen cabinets. With these organizers installed, I can access items in the back as easily as those in the front, without the awkward reach. The installation is tool-free adhesive strips. The adhesive is strong enough to hold when the organizer is fully extended and weighted down with items (in my case glass storage containers). CON: Adhesive is challenging to remove when organizers are uninstalled. I wish the drawers came with dividers.

Really like it because it’s expandable, it can fit all cabinets. Also it’s easy to install, strong adhesive tape, no complaints

I'm somewhat mechanically inclined and I had some problems with installation, the lack of direction about placing the drawer was key in creating the issue. I thought I'd have the option to screw it into the cabinet divider, but no, it's all adhesive, and it does stick very well, way too well - and when I found I wasn't sure about putting the rails to the back of the cabinet, or to the front edge, well, it was too late I had already removed the adhesive cover. Uh oh. It will stick very well, forever - but make sure you know exactly where you are placing it before taking the adhesive strips' covers off the runners. I managed to pull it out and get the other runner up by prying it with a knife, but I think I might have snapped some of the plastic parts and I'm now in the process of trying to reattach the runners to the drawer. So, if you place it before you take the strips off, and get it right the first time you should be good. It's nice that you can adjust the drawer length, seems like it would have worked well. I'm hoping I can put it back together and use it.

This is a super convenient pullout drawer solution that allows you to convert a shelf into a drawer. You do lose a little bit of width, but what you give up you gain in convenience from being able to access everything in the back of the shelf with ease. We've had ours installed in a closet to convert a shelf into a drawer for the last few months and it's held up admirably! While this is advertised as a peel and stick solution, and you can definitely do it that way, I think it's more secure and easier to install if you just use a few screws instead. There are holes in the base rails that support driving a screw through. If you do, make sure you get the positioning exactly right first (including front-to-back so the front of the drawer ends up where you want it); I recommend test installing with some temporary tape first, then marking the position and adding fasteners or adhesive once you're confident in your plan. Full disclosure - I tried using the adhesive first and when I removed it to reposition because I got the first position wrong, one rail disintegrated and dumped ball bearings on me. I was able to reassemble them into the assembly and bend the clips back into place, and they've been working great since, but if you do choose to use the adhesive it will be a Single Installation and the product will likely self destruct if you attempt to peel it off - the adhesive isn't joking around. I still think it's better to just use the hidden screw holes provided instead, as long as you don't mind putting a few holes in your cabinetry for a permanent install.

Pulls out maybe 4 inches. Useless

I installed this, tested it, and am currently using it daily, with 23 pounds of canned goods. No problems. It works really well. My wife wants me to get these for every cabinet shelf in the kitchen. Installation was easy. SUGGESTION: IF YOU'RE NOT SURE WHERE TO MOUNT IT, before attaching it to your cabinet using the adhesive strips on the bottom, roll 2 small pieces of duct tape into 1 or 2 inch cigar shapes with the adhesive on the outside, and stick 1 on each of the white adhesive strips on the bottom of the shelf, and put the shelf in the position you think it should be. Then test it by sliding it out and back in. If it's in the right position, mark the position with a pencil, then pull out the shelf, pull off the rolled duct tape and the white strip covering the adhesive, and stick the shelf back in the cabinet using the adhesive on the bottom to hold it permanently in place. - My 1st pic is the "before" pic - I loosened 2 screws, 1 on each side using the included wrench and allen key (no other tools needed) - My 2nd pic is showing the adhesive strip on the bottom before I stretched out and extended the metal box so that the back of the metal box was about 1/4 inch from the back of the cabinet and the 1/4 inch from the front edge of the cabinet shelf. You don't need a ruler. It doesn't need to be exact, but you'll want to extend it as far as possible without hitting the front or back of the cabinet, to maximize the size of the sliding shelf. - the 3rd and 4th pics shows the shelf closed and extended open, after tightening the 2 screws and sticking the metal sliding shelf onto the cabinet using the adhesive strip. - the last 2 pics show the shelf fully loaded with 23 lbs of groceries, both closed and extended. Great shelf. Very well built.