I don't have that particular one, but I have another P&P drawer from KraftMaid. Mine is very sturdy and well made. It has adjustable compartments (note the notches in the drawer frame). In my opinion, they ARE as good as they look (and cost!). All my inserts from KraftMaid are very well built. The drawback to mine is it will not hold my largest soup pot, but it holds evything else fine. I have two drawers like this, but only posted 1. Good luck.

Melanie, thanks for the follow up. "Glass Land" came from the fact that I have a "plastic land" - that's my husband's name for where all the rubbermaid/gladware/and, yes, we have one of those carousel storage systems is. If I could figure out how to embed a picture in these posts, I'd attach a picture of my current glass land. I have everything stacked on top of each other - DH refuses to put dishes away in it. I feel like drawers won't help with accessibility very much - I'll still have to stack items on top of each other. Diamond actually has a couple of pictures that show this same pull-out really loaded up, and it looks very versitile. Both pullouts can slide separately so there's no reaching under and over things. I still would have to stack items, no question, but it seems like a better option than just a regular 2 pullout trays. Maybe? http://www.diamondcabinets.com/Lowes/storage/storage_detail.cfm?sectionID=3&imgID=101 http://www.diamondcabinets.com/Lowes/storage/storage_detail.cfm?sectionID=3&imgID=100

I was also searching for a creammy color with a light glaze. I went with Dynasty alma/caramel glaze. It has enough definition to highlight the molding. I spent a lot of time searching for the perfect color, my cabinets are on order, I'm hoping my search wasn't in vain. The vanilla bean glaze was too much of a contrast for me, the Irish cream was better, but still not the look I wanted. I saw the alma/caramel color in an EXPO store. Good luck

My DD has new Kraftmaid cherry cabinets in the Cabernet finish and is trying to decide on countertops. They're not sure whether to go with black or something lighter for contrast. Does anyone have a photo of their kitchen with these cabinets? Or can you direct me to a website where I'm likely to find pictures of various kitchen combinations? Thanks! Susan