Joseph Joseph CupboardStore 85197 · wheeled cleaning caddy
Grey Joseph Joseph 85197 storage caddy with wheels and compartments for bringing cupboard cleaning products within reach.
The cleaning products and furniture illustrate use and are not included.
- Height
- 11.2 cm
Description and use
This caddy groups bottles and small cleaning tools in a container that you pull forwards by lifting its front lip and rolling it towards you. It is intended for use inside a cupboard, rather than as a freestanding kitchen trolley for transporting loads.
Documented information
- External height of the empty caddy: 112 mm. Bottles can extend above it.
- The source gives horizontal dimensions, but we have not corroborated their axes against the pull-out direction using a drawing. They are not normalised for width and depth filters.
- Model: 85197; GTIN: 5028420003888.
Advantages
- Groups bottles and small tools without moving each container separately.
- The front lip and wheels help bring items from the back of the cupboard within reach.
Drawbacks
- Needs an unobstructed cupboard base and room to pull out the container.
- Caddy height does not describe the loaded height; the sink bowl or pipework may interfere.
Who we recommend it for
For cleaning products in an accessible cupboard with a clear pull-out path. Consider it beneath a sink after checking the actual clearance and the bottles you plan to store.
What to check before buying
- Check the base, opening, hinges, pipework and space in front of the cupboard.
- Confirm width and depth in the intended orientation, along with bottle height.
- Check the complete grey model: cleaning products and furniture in the photographs are not included.
Sources and scope
The official Joseph Joseph product sheet and manufacturer identity record are linked below. Our own documentary analysis, without wheel, load or installation testing. The local link leads to the checked variant on Amazon.co.uk.
Editorial reference without a compatibility assessment. We have not verified loading, travel or installation in your cupboard. Horizontal axes are not used as normalised constraints; confirm orientation and the space occupied with bottles.
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