Multi-tier kitchen storage racks add floor-standing capacity where there is no wall to fix a shelf to, and this freestanding unit stacks several open levels into a narrow footprint. Pantry goods, small appliances, bottles and cleaning supplies sit on their own tier instead of competing for one crowded shelf. Everstock built it for kitchens that have run out of cupboards but still have a spare corner.
The frame is a PET and PE composite, which keeps the unit light enough to reposition single-handed while resisting the damp and spills that come with kitchen and utility use. Open tiers mean nothing is hidden behind a door and everything is visible from across the room, and the multi-level layout builds upward so the floor area it occupies stays small even as capacity grows.
It fits a pantry, a utility room, the gap beside a fridge, or a balcony and garage where a light freestanding shelf is more practical than fitted joinery. Because it is freestanding, it needs no brackets and leaves no marks, which suits rentals. Load heavier items on the lower tiers to keep the unit stable, and it will hold its position without anchoring. Because the tiers are open on all sides, the rack can be loaded from whichever direction the corner allows.
