Just for future reference for others reading this thread, for most people the simplest solution to the odd heights of the tall cabinets is just to build your own base for the tall cab at a height that brings the top up to the level of the other cabinets. Then the rail works at the normal height. The old akurum cabinets had the same problem. Some people also just use filler on top with a separate rail piece for the lower tall cab.

I'm sure what you did will look great, though and it's a good storage solution for getting more space in the rest of the cabinets.

But what does a custom door and two Ikea cabinets cost? As in a 36"x36"? I'm getting right at $479 for that, using Barker white painted maple doors with the custom Ikea boring, without the shipping, or any assembling fee from a contractor.

I can get the same size 36"x36", in an American made well regarded brand, white maple shaker, with the same 25 year warranty, already assembled, and delivered, for $460. All someone would need would be to unbox and install. And you get my experience and help with the designing process.

Writersblock - our ceilings aren't high enough. But good solution!

The Cook's Kitchen - I've appreciated your input in this forum. You've offered many a great an insight and solution!

It's probably going to be hard to understand for anyone who is not an IKEA fan. I like everything about their cabinets (except the doors). I especially like their interior organization tools, and when you include these the price can't be beat. I've use-tested the quality myself. This is my fourth IKEA kitchen, though first since they launched Sektion. Most of all, I simply enjoy the creativity of designing my own space.