3-Tier Pantry Storage Cabinet with Fluted Glass Doors
A three-tier pantry cabinet with fluted glass fronts that clears your counters and keeps jars and glassware in soft view. At 39.37 in wide and 13.78 in deep, it fits a corner or microwave station.
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A three-tier pantry cabinet with fluted glass fronts that clears your counters and keeps jars and glassware in soft view. At 39.37 in wide and 13.78 in deep, it fits a corner or microwave station.
Three-tier glass-front cabinet that keeps pantry and kitchen items visible and organized
- cluttered countertops
- dusty pantry goods
- limited kitchen storage space
- utensils scattered on counters
Clear your counters. Keep every jar in sight.
Counters buried under jars, bowls and utensils make a small kitchen feel smaller. This three-tier glass-front cabinet holds it all behind fluted doors, so the space looks clear and organized.
Glass fronts that hide the mess

Fluted glass that hides the clutter
Frosted fluted fronts show jars and bowls in soft outline while blurring the mess. You see what is there without staring at it. An open wire rack cannot do that.

Tilt-up doors that stay out of the way
Each door rolls up and back on guides instead of swinging out. That matters in a tight corner or next to a microwave, where a hinged door would hit something.

Built to fit small spaces
39.37 in wide, 13.78 in deep and 43.3 in tall. Measure your corner first, then check the S-hook rail on the side for whisks and pans.
Check the fit before you order
- 39.37 inWidth
- 43.3 inHeight
- 13.78 inDepth
- 3 tiersShelf levels
Everything needed to set it up
- Steel frame panels
Matte charcoal powder-coated
- Fluted glass doors×3
Tilt-up, roller guided
- Brushed gold pulls
Recessed
- S-hook rail
For whisks and pans
- Raised metal legs
Lifts the cabinet off the floor
From crowded counter to calm corner

The counter that never empties
Cereal boxes, spice jars and a utensil crock that never fits back. Every week the pile grows, and the food at the back of the pantry goes stale because nobody can see it.

Finding the right corner
At 39.37 in wide and 13.78 in deep, the cabinet fits the corner or microwave station you already have. Jars, bowls and glassware finally get a home of their own.

A kitchen that looks finished
Matte charcoal steel, brushed gold pulls and frosted fluted fronts read as built-in. The counter is clear, and what you own sits in soft view.
Simple care for a matte finish
- Wipe the glass
Soft cloth and mild soapy water; fingerprints show on frosted glass.
- Dry the steel
Wipe the matte frame dry to keep the finish even.
- No abrasives
Scouring pads can scratch the fluted texture.
- Spread the weight
Keep heavy jars on the lowest tier.
Size in context
- 39.37 inWidth
- 43.3 inHeight
- 13.78 inDepth
About counter height plus a little, with a shallow depth for corners
Glass cabinet vs. open wire rack
| This cabinet | Open wire rack | |
|---|---|---|
| Hides clutter | Yes | No |
| Contents visible | Yes, in soft outline | Yes |
| Dust protection | Yes | No |
| Utensil hooks | Yes | Partial |
| Matte steel and glass finish | Yes | No |
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Questions and answers
It measures 39.37 in wide, 13.78 in deep and 43.3 in tall. Measure your space and clear the door travel before ordering. The doors tilt up rather than swing out, so they need less side room than hinged doors.
The fronts are frosted fluted glass on roller-guided tilt-up doors, so they glide instead of slamming. Treat it like any glass: lift gently and avoid knocking it with heavy items.
You are paying for a powder-coated steel frame, frosted glass fronts and brushed gold pulls. A wire rack shows every mess and collects dust. This one hides clutter and keeps dry goods clean, so it replaces both the rack and the counter pile.
The side rail is meant for whisks, spoons and light pans. Keep heavy cast iron on the tiers instead.
The frame panels, glass fronts, pulls and rail come as separate parts. Plan a block of time and a second pair of hands for the glass doors. Check the included hardware before you start.
Wipe with a soft cloth and mild soapy water, then dry. Skip abrasive cleaners, which can scratch the fluted texture.
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