Meticulously crafted by Uchiyama Sangyo, a renowned metalworking company in Niigata Prefecture, Japan, this 45cm wide double-layer spice storage cabinet is made entirely of high-quality 18-0 stainless steel and comes in three color options: "Simple White," "Calm Black," and "Textured Stainless Steel Original Color." It is designed to completely solve the problems of cluttered bottles and jars and oil fumes in the kitchen.
The upper section features a metal hinged door that perfectly conceals tall bottles of soy sauce, salad oil, and various condiment bottles when closed, preventing water splashes and cooking fumes. When the door is open, it can be suspended in the air for easy one-handed access while cooking. The lower section neatly stores five dedicated seasoning containers, conveniently storing salt, sugar, commonly used spices, or small packets of seasoning powder, keeping the countertop spotless.
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Yan San Tiao Metal CraftsThe all-stainless steel body is sturdy, durable, corrosion-resistant, and easy to wipe clean of oil stains to maintain hygiene.
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Three-color sliding door and magnetic closure functionAvailable in white, black, and silver, the design is sleek and perfectly conceals any clutter inside. The door panels support both fixed and magnetic attachments, allowing you to stick recipes or timers on them.
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Double-layer large capacityThe upper layer contains tall bottles of oil, salt, soy sauce, and vinegar, while the lower layer is equipped with five large-capacity condiment boxes.
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Easy cooking detailsThe door can be kept open, allowing you to easily and effortlessly access seasonings while cooking.
【Product Specifications】
Colors | White / Black / Stainless Steel
Dimensions | Body: Approximately 45 cm wide × 12 cm deep × 40 cm high
Seasoning container (single): approx. 8 cm wide × 15.5 cm deep × 10.7 cm high
Material | Body: 18-0 Stainless Steel; Handle: 18-8 Stainless Steel
Hinged door: Steel (painted) / Stainless steel
Condiment container: Polypropylene (PP)
Accessories | Includes 5 dedicated seasoning containers
Origin | Made in Japan (Tsubame-Sanjo, Niigata Prefecture)