12” wide space base cabinet

4 years ago

With framed cabinet line
Do I put a set of drawers
Or some rev a shelf solution
I already have a full height cabinet don’t need this space for baking racks or pans ..
if rev a shelf what item would u suggest

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ci_lantro
4 years ago
Rev a Shelf, etc. pull out.

With a 12" framed cabinet, the drawers are going to be quite narrow. (You lose a lot of space to cabinet gable ends, face frame, drawer mount hdwe, drawer sides...) Expensive, also, per cubic inch of storage. Better bang for you buck going with a pull-out.
AMS
4 years ago
Perhaps something like this Simple Human pullout? https://www.amazon.com/simplehuman-Pull-Out-Cabinet-Organizer-Heavy-Gauge/dp/B003O0NAE6
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Miranda33
4 years ago
Post your plan. Maybe things can be moved around or changed for the better so you don't have a 12" space and at a loss for what to do with it.
raee_gw zone 5b-6a Ohio
4 years ago
I agree with ci_lantro. That size cabinet has limited usefulness, and the framing limits it further. You just need to decide what you might find useful - cubbies (ie for wine bottles?), a pull-out (can be used for spices, oils, with shelves for dishcloths, or even utensils with a hanging rack - search for visual examples), cutting board and trivet storage, pullout with shelves/ bins for your "junk drawer" items like flashlights, batteries, rubber bands....

I have a 9" frameless pullout (maybe about the same size as a 12" framed) that I use for spices.

Rev-a-shelf is not the only brand. Hafele, Knape & Vogt, Rockler, SlideoutShelves, are others that come to mind. Do an internet search for those brands, and also search "cabinet pullouts" to find others.
b r
Original Author
4 years ago
Thank you all
b r
Original Author
4 years ago
I hope to have my latest plans by Thursday then I can post

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