

Organizing your pantry is easier than ever with Rev-A-Shelf’s innovative line of tall accessories. Designed to increase functionality and enhance the look and performance of your kitchen, our ground breaking accessories provide easy access and organization for everyday items. In this section, you will find everything you need to keep your pantry organized.
The types of materials and finishes used in a design can create a particular ambiance or look. Choosing the right one is critical and is why we offer our tall cabinet accessories in materials like traditional wood, polymer, wire and stainless steel.
Rev-A-Shelf tall cabinet accessories are offered with an array of slide types and sizes, including full-extension, soft-close, and undermount ball-bearing.
Slide Extensions
Slide Types
Soft-Close Slides: Slows the product as it closes, ensuring that it doesn’t slam.
Ball-Bearing Slides: Features lubricated bearings that move drawers allowing smooth opening and closing action. These slides typically have a release feature for easy product removal.
The types of materials and finishes used in a design can create a particular ambiance or look. Choosing the right one is critical and why we offer our tall accessories in materials like traditional wood, contemporary wire with round or flat accents and durable plastic in an array of finishes that include almond, chrome, gray, natural maple, orion gray, silver and white.
Rev-A-Shelf features tall cabinet solutions for most cabinet openings and filler applications.
Cabinet Variations
Face Frame
Face Frame cabinets incorporate a wood “frame” around the front of the outer edge of the cabinet box.
They are considered more traditional and offer some style variation based on the amount of door overlay, which is the extent the door covers or “lays-over” the face frame.
Full Access
Full Access cabinets also referred to as “frameless” they offer a bit more accessibility than framed cabinets. This is because in the construction there is no inside edge of a frame that’s partially blocking the perimeter of the cabinet opening.
Described as a “European” or “Contemporary” style of cabinet, the doors are typically full-overlay (covering the entire front of the cabinet box) though some can be made as full-inset.