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This Kessebohmer Dispensa Arena Style pull-out pantry organizes a tall, narrow base cabinet with four shelves on full-extension, soft-open and soft-close slides, finished in a two-tone chrome and anthracite palette.
A slim pantry column is one of the harder spaces to keep organized. Items pushed to the back disappear, and anything stacked in a narrow opening tends to fall over or block access to what is behind it. This pull-out solves that by bringing the full shelf stack forward in one motion. The full-extension travel means the shelves clear the cabinet face so the back of each basket is reachable without reaching into the dark. At 8-1/2 inches minimum opening width, it fits cabinet runs where most double-wide organizers will not, making it a practical choice for a filler-width column or a dedicated narrow pantry.
The chrome and anthracite combination gives this unit a more deliberate look than a single-finish organizer. Chrome rails and frame sit against dark anthracite baskets, a pairing that reads well in contemporary kitchens where the interior of open cabinets is part of the visual. The steel construction supports the 256-pound weight capacity, and the height range of 31-1/2 to 47-1/4 inches accommodates shorter pantry columns as well as taller ones. Each basket is 20-3/8 inches deep and 8 inches wide, sized to hold standard pantry items upright without excessive side-to-side shifting. The unit mounts to the cabinet door so the pantry moves with the door on opening, keeping the motion integrated with the cabinet rather than requiring a separate pull.
Cabinet shops and designers specifying hardware for contemporary or transitional kitchens will find the chrome and anthracite finish easier to match to metal drawer pulls, dark hardware, or two-tone cabinetry schemes than an all-white or all-chrome organizer. For a homeowner retrofitting a narrow pantry column, the minimum 8-1/2-inch opening means it fits where other pull-outs do not. The height range of 31-1/2 to 47-1/4 inches makes it a match for a mid-height pantry cabinet rather than a full floor-to-ceiling unit. Contractors sourcing pantry hardware for a kitchen with a narrow filler-to-pantry transition will want to confirm both the width opening and the cabinet depth, which requires at least 21-1/2 inches of usable depth.
It needs a minimum opening of 8-1/2 inches wide, 31-1/2 inches tall, and 21-1/2 inches deep. All three dimensions need to be met for the unit to fit and operate correctly.
The unit is door-mount compatible. Check the product listing for included hardware details, and confirm any additional door-bracket components required for your specific door configuration.
Soft-open controls the outward travel so the rack eases out when you open the door rather than dropping forward under its own weight. Soft-close controls the return so the rack decelerates and closes gently. Both are built into the slide mechanism on this unit.
No. The maximum height is 47-1/4 inches, so this unit is sized for a mid-height pantry column. For a full-height pantry cabinet, look at the taller Dispensa units in the same series.
Choose this Dispensa pull-out to bring four adjustable shelves forward on controlled slides in a cabinet too narrow for a standard pantry organizer, finished in chrome and anthracite to hold its own in a contemporary kitchen.
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