Nice

I agree.

You could make it yourself for under $25 and arrange the dividers as close together as you like. I have been completely (not replacing) my 1954 plywood cabinets with pull-outs and practical storage.

That seems to take up a lot of valuable real estate! My cabinet maker built a tray cabinet above the pantry cabinet, just low enough for me to reach.

I agree. My good china is stored in a stack with foam dividers between the plates and my trays and large platters are in a narrow cabinet about 4 inches wide at the end of the base. My 1954 cabinets have a second tier from the ceiling to the normal upper cabinets--great for the big roasting pan, food dehydrator, and things I use only a few times a year.
Some of these kitchens look as big as a high school gymnasium!

Absolutely agree. Lol, Platters are made to sit horizontally and can e stacked in top of each other in a deep drawer which would probably take up a third of the space, freeing up another two drawers. Plus they probably roll around opening and closing. The more I think about it the more daft it us, especially at that price and the fact that it looks unfinished

Right.