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This Kessebohmer Tandem Solo pull-out pantry brings six full-extension shelves out of a tall cabinet in a chrome and maple finish combination, pairing warm wood-tone shelf surfaces with polished chrome rails for a look that reads as both functional and refined.
A standard fixed-shelf pantry puts the back row out of sight and out of reach. Items stack up in front, the back fills with forgotten goods, and restocking means pulling everything forward by hand. This Tandem Solo rolls the entire six-shelf stack forward in one motion, so the back of the cabinet is as accessible as the front. Because the shelves extend fully, there is no zone that stays hidden during a normal reach. That changes how a pantry actually gets used, from a storage cavity that requires searching to an organized column where every level is visible and reachable.
The Tandem Solo is built on a steel frame finished in chrome, with maple-tone shelf surfaces that bring warmth to what is otherwise a metallic organizer. The chrome and maple combination is a natural fit in kitchens where cabinet interiors have a wood or wood-look finish, or where hardware in the space mixes metal accents with warm cabinetry. The unit is rated to 220 pounds across its six shelves, so it is sized for a pantry that carries real weight: canned goods, bottled water, oils, grains, and all the dense items that make a pantry genuinely heavy when fully stocked. Soft-open and soft-close slides manage the load in both directions, damping the outward pull and the return so the unit travels under control at any fill level.
The Tandem Solo in Chrome/Maple suits a full-height pantry cabinet in a kitchen where finish coordination matters as much as function. It is a natural specification for a custom or semi-custom kitchen project, a high-end renovation, or a cabinet shop building a pantry run where the interior hardware needs to complement visible wood tones. The 71-inch minimum height and 22-1/2-inch minimum width make it a unit for a dedicated pantry cabinet, not a standard base. Designers and builders who are specifying across a pantry column will find the six shelves and 220-pound rating give them room to treat the cabinet as a primary food-storage location rather than overflow space. The unit does not require a door mount, so it operates independently of the door.
It needs a minimum clear opening of 22-1/2 inches wide, 71 inches tall, and 19-1/2 inches deep. Measure the usable interior opening before ordering.
No. The Tandem Solo operates on its own slides and does not require or include a door-mount connection. The unit rolls out and returns independently of the door.
Soft-close damps the unit as it returns into the cabinet, so it does not slam shut. Soft-open controls the initial outward travel, easing the unit forward rather than letting it roll freely under its own weight. Both are active on this unit.
The 71-inch figure is the minimum cabinet opening height required for installation. The 64-3/8-inch figure is the physical height of the unit itself. Both are correct and describe different dimensions.
Specify this Tandem Solo when the project calls for a six-shelf pantry pull-out that brings the entire storage column forward, in a chrome and maple finish that holds up visually in a finished kitchen interior.
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