Please help me find these shelves

[Teaandcake01]

I’ve been looking on & off for months & am going round in circles. I need 4 of these kitchen shelves, to measure 40cm x 56.5cm & ideally for a similar price to these IKEA ones (which are perfect but too wide). Anyone any idea where I can find some
please?
www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/utrusta-shelf-white-30205613/#content

Can’t you just get these ones and cut them to size?

They are just internal cupboard shelves?
Buy those and cut them down.

Just go into somewhere like Wickes and they will cut you what you need to the size you need it.

Thanks for the suggestions.
I don’t have the equipment to cut these
to size & I’m having chemo at the moment, so just need the easiest & cheapest option to solve this.

Any diy suppliers will cut a piece of melamine to size for you. Can you get someone else to go?
I'm so sorry you're not well, it does make things seem insurmountable at times. I hope you get better.

I ordered some custom made replacement shelves for a kitchen cupboard from Cutmy site and they were perfect. I don’t know if this would be any good for what you’re after

https://www.cutmy.co.uk

Hope your treatment goes well.

just plain mdf cut to size, £45.60 for the 4, could these work @Teaandcake01?

B&Q do 3 cuts for free so if you get a 40cm wide piece of furniture board and have it cut to 56.5cm that should do the trick, you’ll be able to get several out of each length of board.

Phone round your local DIY sheds and timber merchants, and ask if they can can laminated chipboard to size.

The material is very common https://www.wickes.co.uk/MFC-White-Furniture-Panel---15-x-500-x-2400mm/p/236234 and not expensive

And some outlets have a special very large saw mounted on a flat surface that can cut rectangles to any size you want.

Look at the size of the board you will need, and, as well as your three shelves, consider what other pieces will be useful (you will have to pay for the whole board, so use it all.)

When you go in, with your measurements written on a piece of paper, go first to the cutting desk, to make sure it is staffed and working. You take a board off the rack and wheel it to the cutting desk.

The reason for the piece of paper is that they take it off you before cutting, and keep it in case you come back complaining they don't fit.

The special saw cuts a much straighter and level edge than you could cut yourself.