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This Kessebohmer Tandem pull-out pantry brings 12 adjustable shelves forward from inside a tall cabinet on full-extension, soft-open and soft-close slides, finished in a Chrome and Anthracite two-tone colorway that pairs steel structure with a dark anthracite basket detail.
A tall pantry cabinet stores a lot, but it hides most of it at the back. This pull-out solves that by rolling the entire 12-shelf stack forward on full-extension slides, so everything from the lowest basket to the top shelf is reachable without leaning in. The 3-1/2 inch basket height keeps individual shelves compact enough to hold a can, a spice jar, or a condiment bottle upright, and the shelf count means there are enough levels to organize a serious pantry without double-stacking or crowding. The unit fits a minimum cabinet opening of 16-1/2 inches wide and 67 inches tall, with a minimum depth of 22-1/2 inches.
The Tandem is built from steel throughout. The frame carries the chrome finish, and the baskets carry the anthracite, creating a two-tone appearance that reads as contemporary rather than purely utilitarian. Anthracite is a dark, near-black tone, so the combination works well in a kitchen where the cabinetry or interior fittings lean toward darker or mixed-metal palettes. At 185 pounds of rated capacity, the steel construction is doing real work, not just looking the part. The slides are the other half of the durability story: full-extension ball-bearing slides with soft-open and soft-close damping hold the loaded rack under control across every cycle.
This is the right pull-out for a custom or semi-custom kitchen build where the pantry cabinet is a full-height tall unit and the hardware finish has already been thought through. Cabinet shops specifying for a homeowner who wants coordinated interior hardware will find the Chrome and Anthracite colorway a useful option alongside the all-chrome and maple variants in the Tandem family. Designers working a kitchen with mixed metals or dark accent finishes will find the anthracite basket a more deliberate choice than a plain chrome or white interior. The door-mount feature means the carriage travels with the door, which is the expected behavior in a fully integrated pantry setup. Confirm the cabinet's clear opening against the minimum width, height, and depth specs before ordering.
The Chrome and Anthracite version pairs a chrome structural frame with dark anthracite-finished baskets. The all-chrome version uses chrome on both. If the kitchen interior or the surrounding hardware leans toward darker tones, the anthracite basket is the more coordinated choice.
Both. The slides are damped in both directions, so the rack eases out when you open it and eases back when you close it. Neither motion ends with a slam.
The unit is rated to 185 pounds across the full shelf set. That is enough for a well-stocked pantry, though it is lower than some other Tandem configurations, so if the pantry will carry very heavy loads, compare against the higher-capacity variants in the family.
The unit is door-mount compatible. Confirm what door-mount hardware is included or sold separately for this specific configuration before ordering if door attachment is required for your install.
Choose the Chrome and Anthracite Tandem when the pantry cabinet is tall, the load is real, and the interior finish matters as much as the function.
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