Handy for giving the kitchen cupboards a quick tidy-up. Kept the leftover piece.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 42 reviews.
Wanted something under our mugs without sticking paper to the shelves. This was a good fit for that. I cut the first piece a touch big and trimmed it down after trying it in the cupboard. Taking my time with that first one helped with the others.
Rebecca J. 5/5
I like the beige with our cream kitchen. It doesn't stand out every time you open a drawer, which is what I wanted. Glad I went for the beige.
Naomi Q. 5/5
I started with the drawer beside the stove and then wanted to do the rest of the kitchen. The beige looks really nice with our wood cabinets. Measured each drawer, cut a piece and dropped it in. Honestly the hardest part was deciding what to throw out while everything was on the counter.
Melissa A. 5/5
I wanted something for under my drawer organisers. This fits the look nicely and I could cut it to the size I needed.
Elise J. 5/5
Bought it for one drawer and ended up doing a few smaller ones too. I like that I could keep the leftover pieces for odd spaces. It's one of those changes nobody visiting will notice, but I see it every time I grab a spoon.
Caroline W. 5/5
Just what I wanted for the kitchen drawers.
Celia D. 5/5
This was for the cupboard where we keep glasses. Cut it at the kitchen table and checked the fit before putting everything back. Nothing complicated to install. I much prefer being able to move the liner if I don't get it positioned right the first time.
Brandon K. 5/5
Nice enough, took me a couple of goes to trim it neatly.
Neil E. 4/5
Useful, although it took a bit of fiddling to get my cuts neat. I would definitely measure before ordering. Once fitted, it looks good under the baskets in our pantry.
Sean I. 4/5
The inside of the cupboard looks much nicer now. I like being able to remove the pieces when I clean.
Wendy S. 5/5
We moved into an older place and the inside of the cupboards looked a bit tired. Cleaned them out properly first, then added this. It makes opening the cupboard feel a lot nicer. I like that I can lift the pieces out instead of having to peel anything up.
Diana F. 5/5
Beige looks lovely in the cupboard.
Vera G. 5/5
The nice part is that nothing needs peeling off a backing. I could pick the piece up and adjust it until it sat how I wanted. Makes lining a drawer feel like a pretty manageable job.
Priya O. 5/5
I thought this would be one of those weekend jobs I keep putting off. Once I emptied the first shelf it was pretty straightforward. Scissors, tape measure and a bit of patience. Used the offcuts in a smaller drawer so they didn't just end up in the bin.
Kevin H. 5/5
Cut it for a couple of kitchen drawers. Nice having something simple that doesn't need sticking down.
Joel B. 5/5
I chose beige because I wanted the inside of the drawers to feel lighter. It looks nice with the bamboo dividers I already had. Took longer sorting all the random utensils than it did to cut the liner. Very pleased with the little refresh.
Laura N. 5/5
bought beige for the kitchen drawers and I'm pleased I kept it simple. I like the lighter colour with the wood drawers. Cut one piece to check the fit before doing the rest. The cutlery tray sits on top and the whole drawer just looks more finished.
Tracy M. 5/5
Beige goes nicely with my wood cupboards. Happy with the colour and how the shelves look.
Sandra R. 5/5
Happy with the result, but measuring is worth taking seriously. I rushed the first piece and had to trim it again. Once I slowed down the rest went better. It looks tidy in the cupboard and I like that it isn't stuck down.
David L. 4/5
Used some in my bathroom cabinet and kept the rest for the kitchen. I like having the same simple colour in both. The cupboard looks much more put together now.
Lindsey Z. 5/5
The drawer by the sink always annoyed me because it looked unfinished next to the others. Lined it, put the little storage trays back and it looks so much better. Went with beige and I'm glad I didn't overthink the colour.
Stacey D. 5/5
Bought it for the shelves above our coffee area. Fits in nicely under the mugs and small trays. I kept the offcuts because there's always another little drawer that needs sorting.
Colin Y. 5/5
Our bathroom drawer had turned into a jumble of little tubes and hair clips. Took everything out, wiped it down and lined the bottom before putting the organisers back. It's such a small change but I actually enjoy opening that drawer now.
Monica S. 5/5
Does what I needed. Cutting around the corners of my drawer took a little patience.
Derek C. 4/5
I did this after a big kitchen clean and it was a nice finishing touch. The beige looks lovely against the white drawers. Now I just have to keep them organised.
Molly U. 5/5
My wife chose the beige and I did the measuring. We used it in the lower kitchen cupboards where the pots go. I like being able to take it out if we need to clean underneath. Happy with how it looks against the dark cabinet interior.
Patrick B. 5/5
Used it under the cutlery tray. Makes the drawer feel properly finished.
Nina P. 5/5
Used this while reorganising a couple of cabinets in our apartment. Being able to cut each piece separately was useful since the shelves aren't all the same size. I saved the last bit for a narrow drawer in the bathroom.
Owen E. 5/5
Put this in the cupboard with our plates and bowls. Measured, cut, checked it, then put everything back. That's about as much DIY as I wanted for a Sunday afternoon. Happy with it.
Luke V. 5/5
Spent Sunday sorting the pantry and used this on the shelves I was working on. Good excuse to take everything out and actually wipe them down. Measure your space first though. I almost forgot to account for the shelf at the very bottom.
Andrew P. 5/5
Nice liner. I wish I'd measured all the shelves first instead of guessing how much I needed. What I have fitted looks good.
Russell H. 4/5
Simple colour, looks good in my drawers. Glad I chose beige.
Heidi K. 5/5
The beige is the sort of quiet colour I wanted. I have mismatched bowls and mugs so there is enough going on already. Lined two shelves first, put everything back and liked the difference straight away. Feels like I finally finished organising the cupboard.
Tessa C. 5/5
Made a template from an old piece of paper before cutting this for an awkward shelf. Worked out well. Much happier seeing the cupboard like this than how I had it before.
Janet A. 5/5
Useful roll. Just make sure you measure everything before cutting.
Aaron N. 4/5
I had all the organisers already, just needed something underneath them. The beige works well with what I have. I like that I can lift a piece out to wipe it instead of trying to clean around everything in the drawer.
Fiona G. 5/5
Practical little purchase. Cut a piece for the drawer where the small tools live and saved the rest for the kitchen. Easy enough to work into different spaces.
Gavin F. 5/5
Not exciting until you open the freshly organised drawer. Then it's strangely satisfying. Beige was the right choice for my kitchen.
Alison M. 5/5
I really didn't want to deal with adhesive lining. Tried that in a different apartment and it wasn't my favourite job. This just goes in after cutting it to size. I made a paper template for the awkward drawer and that made fitting it much easier.
Vanessa R. 5/5