Jeffery Kane
Cabinetry makers have done their homework in researching the ways consumers work in their kitchens and have designed many cabinet accessories to solve their storage problems. Pullout pantries include interior shelves that can be slid out of the cabinet in order to access the entire depth of space.
Full height pullout pantries can be located near appliances for both food and cookware storage. You can easily view contents and don’t have to reach and move things around in a cabinet to find an item.
This may also be a great accessory to include in kitchens were children are invited to help themselves to food or dishes. A narrow cabinet with pullout storage for spices can be placed near a stove or on an island to enable homeowners to conveniently use and view these items without the need to step away from the cooktop.
A pullout base cabinet can be outfitted with utensil containers and shelves to help keep counters clutter free but still offer easy access to spoons and spatulas where they're needed.
