pantry design for small 8x8 walk in pantry
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Comments (4)I had this dilemma also, but we had less room to work with than you. I was talked out of the walk-in but DH and GC because they thought it would close the space in too tight. They were right. Instead I opted for a very large "pantry cabinet" that looks like a piece of furniture. It has 24" deep upper cabinets and deep drawers on the bottom. It was built by the Amish cabinet makers who made all my kitchen cabinets. It has a counter for pulling out the small appliances I store in there, too. It was the right choice. I love it! I used to have a walk in pantry that became a powder room. But I always piled stuff up and it became very disorganized....See MoreSmall closet Pantry(not walk-in) shelf arrangement, Pictures
Comments (4)If not for the glass door, I would recommend hanging the broom and swiffer on the back of the door. As it is, you have the make sure your shelves are not full depth (at least not on both sides) to allow room for handles. Rather than plan the space first, it might be better to flesh out exactly what will go in there. Plastic tubs are great for craft supplies and even food, but of course cereal boxes take up more space than cans of soup. That's why evaluating the usage comes first. I'm thinking about things like Legos, board games, jigsaw puzzles - because the shelves are wider than the door, you'll have to pull something out of the middle to remove things from the sides of a shelf. In my new kitchen, I put extra shelves in several upper cabinets, to minimize stacking. I'm pleased with the result! You have a beautiful space!...See MoreWalk-in pantry design
Comments (12)Ok, so I've been working on it a little bit more. I decided for a drawer to put the beer case, because it's just easier to take stuff out. Also, I found some wire baskets to use in the space under the counters - they are here. Had to make the counter space a little smaller (35.4 inches total, 17.7 per side) because the maximum width of the drawers is 17.7. That made the corner space a little bigger and more accessible. I also put a few shelves above the counter and made shallow - (5.9 inches) - I figured I could use them for spice and other small things. At this point I'm quite pleased. If you see anything you would change, please say so, I might be missing a few things and a different perspective is always welcome. Fingers crossed all shelves can be made adjustable :D...See MoreHelp with walk in pantry design
Comments (3)not sure what is under the tape, but if it's just open floor, the pantry is still part of the kitchen before you get to the French doors in the LR>. The back wall of the pantry will provide a nice place for a table/chest as you have shown....See Morebpath
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