Pantry cabinet with deep fixed shelves
If the back of the pantry cabinet is full of things you forgot you had, sliding shelves fix that.
Serving 49 Chicago-area suburbs
We fit roll-out shelves, trash pull-outs and corner organizers into the cabinets already in your Chicagoland kitchen.
Most base cabinets are deep enough to lose a stockpot in. In Chicagoland we measure each opening, build roll-out shelves to fit between the hinges and install them on full-extension slides, so everything in the cabinet comes out to you.
If the back of the pantry cabinet is full of things you forgot you had, sliding shelves fix that.
Cookware piled on a single fixed shelf is the classic case. Roll-outs with raised sides keep pots in rows you can see.
A narrow pull-out beside the range holds spices and oils within reach of the cook, using a space that's often a filler strip.
When the cutting board is buried under baking pans, a divided cabinet stores them upright in slots.
A corner cabinet you only use for the front few inches is wasted. We measure the opening and fit corner hardware that matches it.
Many cabinets have a face frame and hinges that narrow the opening. We size each roll-out to clear them so the shelf passes the door.
High shelves collect things you never see. We look at pull-down units or simple tiered inserts for the uppers.
A lid rack or vertical dividers on a roll-out stand lids on edge so they stop spilling across the shelf.
The same job looks different in a 1920s bungalow, a 1970s split-level and a new subdivision. Here is what we plan for in different parts of the region.
Postwar suburbs
Many 1990s kitchens still have deep, fixed lower shelves. As long as the boxes are solid, roll-outs retrofit well.
Condo and townhome towns
In a condo galley there's no room to add cabinets. Retrofitting the existing ones with pull-outs and dividers is the practical way to gain storage.
Oak Park, Evanston, Glendale Heights, Lombard, Itasca, Arlington Heights
Before
AfterThe site: a 1990s two-story colonial in St. Charles. What we started with: white thermofoil cabinets peeling at the edges, oak trim. The reason for the call: deep base cabinets where pots got lost at the back. Finished kitchen: two wooden roll-out shelves in the deep base cabinet, pots and pans in neat rows that slide out to the front. The job covered measuring the clear openings, removing fixed shelves, plus dividers and inserts.
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Before
AfterA 1980s two-story in Addison, a typical kitchen for Addison. Before: golden-oak cabinets with oak soffits above. The main complaint was solid cabinets with fixed shelves nobody could reach into. Finished kitchen: two wooden roll-out shelves in the deep base cabinet, pots and pans in neat rows that slide out to the front. The job covered cabinet-by-cabinet review, measuring the clear openings, plus installing roll-out shelves.
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Before
AfterThe site: a 1980s two-story in Elk Grove Village. The kitchen as it was: honey-oak cathedral raised-panel cabinets with worn finish near the handles, brass knobs. What bothered the owners most: kneeling on the floor to dig out a pan. Finished kitchen: two wooden roll-out shelves in the deep base cabinet, pots and pans in neat rows that slide out to the front. The job covered measuring the clear openings, mounting slides, plus adjustment and walkthrough.
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