Rev-A-Shelf 4WFR Series Door Mount Foil Racks Natural Maple 13-1/8"Wx8"H, - 4WFR-18-1

Natural Maple Construction And a Fit for Narrow Cabinet Doors

This Rev-A-Shelf 4WFR Series door mount foil rack mounts to the inside of a cabinet door and holds rolls of foil, plastic wrap, or wax paper at hand level, in a single-shelf natural maple frame.

Key Features

• Single-shelf wood rack in natural maple keeps rolls organized and accessible on the back of a cabinet door.
• 13-1/8 inch wide by 8 inch tall frame fits neatly in a base or wall cabinet without crowding the shelf space inside.
• 3-7/8 inch depth keeps the rack close to the door so it clears cabinet contents when the door swings closed.
• Minimum cabinet opening of 14 inches wide, 8-1/2 inches tall, and 4-1/4 inches deep sets the fitment threshold for this rack.
• Door-mount design puts frequently used wraps and foils where they're visible and reachable every time the door opens.

Turning Dead Door Space Into Wrap Storage

The back of a cabinet door is typically unused, and this rack converts that surface into a dedicated spot for foil, plastic wrap, cling wrap, and wax paper rolls. Instead of hunting through a drawer or a crowded lower shelf, the rolls travel with the door and are right there when the door swings open. A single-shelf layout works well in a cabinet that already has a second organizer inside or where a taller two-shelf unit would conflict with existing shelving.

Wood Frame in a Light, Natural Finish

The rack is built from wood in a natural maple finish, a light brown tone that reads cleanly against painted or natural-wood cabinet interiors. The wood construction keeps the unit light so it adds minimal load to the cabinet door, and the finish is consistent enough to pair with most kitchen cabinet interiors without looking out of place. At 3-7/8 inches deep, the rack sits close to the door face and leaves room for cabinet contents to clear when the door closes.

Where This Rack Works Best

This is a practical fit for a base cabinet near the prep area, a pantry-style cabinet with an inside door surface to spare, or a kitchen with limited drawer space. It suits a homeowner looking to bring order to a cluttered wrap-and-foil drawer, a designer specifying door storage in a kitchen remodel, and a cabinet shop building out a full door-storage package for a client. The minimum opening requirements make it specific to cabinets with adequate door clearance, so measure the opening before ordering to confirm the fit.

Common Questions

Organized Wraps, Out in the Open Every Time the Door Swings

Mount this single-shelf maple rack to a cabinet door with adequate clearance and put foil, cling wrap, and wax paper exactly where they belong: visible, reachable, and out of the drawer.