These baskets are on web closeout on rev-a-shelf.com, and the prices look good to me: They look perfect for a pantry, but I believe they're intended for a clothes closet. Anyone have these? Would they be sturdy enough to hold pantry goods, which tend to be heavier than closet items? I emailed the company and so hope to have an official response soon, but am curious about real experience. Here is a link that might be useful: rev-a-shelf pull-out closet baskets

Dh put our IKEA cabinets together for our laundry room. I believe the hinges are specific to the IKEA doors which have indentations for the hinges to snap into (no screws.) I think you'd have a hard time using an IKEA hinge on a non-IKEA door (unless someone was able to rout out the specific spots.) We used wider opening hinges on cabinets with pullouts. I'm linking to IKEA hinges below. The last one opens wider than the 2 sets just before it. Ditto what scrappy25 says about separate pull outs vs one big pull out. My advice is to really think about the cabinets objectively rather than being swayed by something that seems cool. We have 2 tall IKEA cabinets in our laundry room. Both are 15 in. wide and 24 in. deep. I was sure I wanted the regular pull out and the cleaning pull until it came time to actually purchase them. Then when I thought about the advantages/disadvantages I totally changed my mind. For the storage cabinet I realized I wanted the full front on view that the door and individual pull outs provided. I didn't want to have a big panel in my face as I pulled open the shelves. I wanted to be able to place the shelves where I decided rather than having some predetermined. I didn't want to have to step to the side to view the contents. I didn't want to have to pull out something weighty to access one item. As far as the cleaning cabinet went I realized that grabbing items out of it was easy without the pull out. I preferred storing our vacuum on the sturdy floor instead of a pull out shelf. We ended up leaving the cabinet empty and then we mounted a vacuum hose holder on one side of the cabinet and a small pull out on the other side for cleaning supplies and vacuum parts. I'm very happy with it--and again, I'm glad I don't have a large pull out panel I have to work around. I prefer configuring cabinets myself than having a less flexible set up. When deciding on the side to put the hinges, if you go with the door, make sure the fridge won't block your ability to open the door wide enough for the pull outs. Here is a link that might be useful: hinges

We put the Hafele version in a house we built. I can't compare quality between the two as I've never seen the RAS version. I absolutely loved the Hafele and did not want the pull-out shelves. If my current kitchen were larger, I would have included it here in a heartbeat. The RAS picture is tiny, but it appears to have been installed over a bottom cabinet. I didn't take the time to compare dimensions, but that would have made the Hafele top shelves less usable for me as I'm 5'5". I put the less frequently used items on the bottom. I think I'd prefer that to having to access things overhead. HTH!

Those are interior mechanisms...you will have to provide the cabinetry and have your installer add them to the cabinetry. They are attachments. You are only getting the guts..the interior wood shelves etc... http://www.rev-a-shelf.com/products/files/I-4WP-1012.pdf