I hope it does, too, and the price is very affordable. I had one in my last kitchen and it worked very well for that purpose. Once it was weighted down with trays, two pizza pans, three cookie sheets, etc., it stayed in place very nicely when I pulled something out to use. With our new kitchen, I went with the built-in racks, but I still have my old white wire one, as I know it'll come in handy someplace . . . and it still looks great after 3 years of use!

I'm glad to hear you also had good luck with this product, Lynn. The built-in wood dividers from my cabinet manufacturer were so pricey ($144 per slot), I thought this would be a great alternative.

I had used the very same product in my old kitchen. It worked great. I had also used the container store's 12" tray dividers and just used them again in my new kitchen as opposed to the built-in wood dividers. They are nice because you can put in however many you want and choose any distance between them that you want. I was able to find them in stainless too.

Here is a link that might be useful: 12 inch tray dividers

My old tray dividers had clips that look like the ones from the Container Store.

I now have Rev-a-Shelf tray dividers.

The Rev-a-Shelf clips are MUCH stronger than the little white ones in that pic from the Container Store. And the folks at Ovis Online have good prices on Rev-a-Shelf--$8.65 each. The Container Store version is $10 each.

If you want the freestanding 4-Sort that Maydl suggests, a nice thing about it is that there's no side rail to get in the way.

This bakeware organizer has a little bit of a rail that lifts the pans up from the cabinet floor. OK for round, but annoying for cookie sheets, and rectangular pans. (and it's twice the price, at least).

This rack shows an extra-high rail going across the sides--look how high that makes the cookie sheet set! Wouldn't be horrible for lids--would keep them from rolling--but disastrous for rectangular things. But even the lids--why raise them up like that? And this one--grrr. Another one that raises things above the floor of the cabinet--why?

I do like that freestanding Container Store one.

I found a nice rack at Bed Bath & Beyond in chrome, and there's no side rail.

Here is a link that might be useful: Organizer rack

Terrific research, everyone! I've been packing up my kitchen, setting up the temp kitchen, and tearing my hair out (demo starts Monday!), so I haven't had time to look further. I'm using the Large 4-Sorts to store away my baking sheets and pans; why bother to pack them in boxes when this works so well?