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Straightline slanted spice insert gives a dedicated layout for spice containers inside a drawer, which helps organize labels in a predictable row for quicker selection during cabinet work. The Kessebohmer Straightline Series identity ties this insert into a known drawer organization platform, so installers can match it with other Straightline components on a job. The spice insert is designed to be used in conjunction with a multi-function insert, sold separately, which means it occupies a defined zone while the multi-function insert handles adjacent storage tasks in the same drawer. The stated width of 5.375 inches sets a narrow footprint in the drawer, allowing it to fit alongside other Straightline modules when planning a layout. The depth of 16.6875 inches lets the insert run almost the full length of many standard kitchen drawers, so spices can be arranged in multiple rows without wasted space.
The stated width of 5.375 inches lets installers calculate exact drawer space for this spice insert when laying out Straightline components, which supports precise planning before cutting dividers or specifying drawer interiors. The 16.6875 inch depth lines up with many full-depth kitchen drawers, so the insert can run close to the back panel without leaving an awkward gap. With a 1 inch height, the insert sits low in the drawer cavity, allowing space above for typical spice containers while maintaining clearance below the drawer front. Because it is intended for use with a multi-function insert, sold separately, this spice insert functions as a dedicated lane that drops into the broader Straightline arrangement rather than acting as a standalone tray.
This spice insert is specified to be used in conjunction with a multi-function insert, sold separately, so it plays a defined role in a modular drawer layout. The multi-function insert handles varied items, while the Straightline slanted spice insert reserves a narrow band of the drawer for spice containers. The 5.375 inch width sets a predictable allocation of horizontal space, so designers can map exact positions inside the drawer for spices relative to other items. With a depth of 16.6875 inches, the insert runs nearly the full length of many kitchen drawers, which allows several containers to be arranged front to back in consistent rows. This defined footprint simplifies repeating the same layout across multiple cabinets for uniform kitchen installations.
The slanted spice design presents containers on an angled surface, which helps bring labels into view when the drawer is opened and the user looks down from above. Only 1 inch of overall insert height keeps the base profile low, so the slant works within the vertical space of standard drawers without interfering with drawer operation. The 5.375 inch width narrows the storage lane, which keeps containers grouped tightly for efficient reach without spreading them across the entire drawer. The 16.6875 inch depth allows longer rows of spices, which reduces the need to stack containers elsewhere in the cabinet. These combined dimensions give installers a repeatable way to keep spice containers visible and arranged in a consistent Straightline pattern.
The spice insert has a width of 5.375 inches, a depth of 16.6875 inches, and a height of 1 inch, which defines the drawer space it occupies for planning layouts.
The spice insert is intended to be used in conjunction with a multi-function insert, sold separately, so it reserves a dedicated area in a Straightline drawer arrangement for spice containers.
The slanted design tilts spice containers, which brings labels into view from above and allows faster identification when the drawer is open at working height.
The 1 inch height keeps the insert low in the drawer, leaving vertical room for typical spice containers while maintaining clearance under the drawer front and cabinet structure.
The 5.375 inch width provides a fixed dimension for the spice lane, which lets cabinet designers assign exact drawer space to spices alongside other Straightline inserts.
The multi-function insert, sold separately, handles general drawer organization, while this slanted spice insert focuses a narrow area on spice storage within the same system.
The Straightline slanted spice insert from Kessebohmer gives a fixed 5.375 inch wide, 16.6875 inch deep, 1 inch high space for spice storage inside a drawer, which streamlines planning. Used with a multi-function insert, sold separately, it creates a clear, repeatable zone for spices within a Straightline drawer layout. For projects where organized, visible spice rows increase kitchen efficiency, this insert sets the dimensions and orientation so installers can design consistent cabinet interiors.
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