Coffee Maker Sliding Tray,Kitchen Caddy Sliding Tr
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Making coffee’s a breeze!
-Are you are tired of lifting and moving your heavy mixers, blenders, coffee makes?
-This is a perfect solution for you!
Different Size You Need!
For KitchenAid Stand Mixer
—Overall Steel Construction —Flyisland coffee maker sliding tray was made of high quality steel and metal parts. It makes set up and clean up so much easier as you can slide the coffee machine out from under the cupboards.
—Versatile Coffee Pot Slider— Flyisland sliding tray is perfect for coffee makers,KitchenAid stand mixer,blenders, food processors, toasters on countertop. It makes it very easy to slide the samll appliance out from the back of the counter to the workable edge,rather than lift or slide your appliances on the countertop. Save your countertop from scratching.
—A Great Help in the Kitchen—-With so many appliances on the counter that we use every day, this rolling tray makes it so much easier to pull them out from under the cabinet during use and slide them back when finished.Saves the countertops and frees up workspace,Easy to clean.
—Ergonometric Brake System—The little lever on the front is pushed down when you want to roll it forward or backwards but locks the appliance trolley in place once released. It is well constructed 1 piece design, stays put when locked, and rolls effortlessly when unlocked.
—Sliding Caddy Dimensions– 9″W x 14.5″D x 0.78″H ,Easily hold up to 50 lbs,If you are tired of dragging the coffee pot out to fill with water,You need this sliding tray.
AWorthyFan –
Great product
This caddy rolls easily by pressing the bar down on front. I didn’t understand how it would work exactly from info on the website. However, it was an excellent buy and helps move my very large coffee maker back & forth to fill each morning.
Amazon Customer –
WILL WORK WITH NINJA FOODI BUT WITH A CAVEAT. . . .
I purchased this for a Ninja Foodi 7 in 1 IG601 grill/griddle combo, and it fits perfectly, makes moving it a breeze, but. . .when you open the lid of the foodi, it tips backs, making the front “legs” of the foodi lift up off the caddy, and of course the entire foodi tilts back so that you would have to balance it somehow to cook on it. I’ve looked at it and can not figure out what exactly I need to do to correct this. I am right now putting something under the back end of the foodi after it’s open to balance it, but would like to figure out a permanent fix so I don’t have to mess around with it (kind of defeats the purpose of the ease of the caddy). I love the caddy. It’s very well made, the concept is exactly what I was looking for. . .just have to spend some time figuring out a workaround to the balance issue.