"Do you have a cabinet in your kitchen that looks like it was organized by a tornado? Just cans and boxes and jars all crammed in as tight as possible to fill the space? You wouldn't be the first person to try to make the most of pantry space only to come up short. Creating more storage is often easier said than done; if the cabinet only has three shelves, what are you supposed to do?"
"Maximizing small kitchen space isn't always easy. That said, there are some clever storage spaces you may be overlooking right now. If you have empty counter space between your lower cabinets and upper cupboards, you can fill it with a pre-assembled center cabinet. You can also add an extra shelf or two, depending on the space available. You'll be able to reduce counter clutter, optimize the space you have, and give that cramped pantry cupboard some room to breathe."
"Full installation depends on your kitchen layout. You may be able to attach it to a side wall, the rear wall, or the existing cabinetry. Since this is going to rest on the counter, your new cabinet doesn't need to be anchored as strongly as wall-mounted cabinets. The counter will hold the weight of what's inside, making installation easier and faster."
Kitchen cabinets often become overcrowded with cans, boxes, and jars, limiting storage options. Empty counter space between lower cabinets and upper cupboards can accommodate a pre-assembled center cabinet to create extra storage beneath cabinets. Standard cabinet sizes allow matching or near-matching options that require minimal adjustments. Installation can attach the unit to a side wall, rear wall, or existing cabinetry, and the countertop supports most weight. Gaps caused by backsplashes or upstands can be concealed with matching wood trim. Adding extra shelves or a center cabinet reduces counter clutter and frees pantry space.
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