Building A Pantry Into A Wall

After having an opportunity to learn some basics of google sketch up from the super talented rayan turner from the design confidenital i thought it would be fun to sketch up our pantry cabinet plans and share how to build a pantry.

Building a pantry into a wall.

Other than size there is little difference between a kitchen pantry cabinet and a basic wall cabinet and if you have rudimentary cabinet building skills you can easily complete this project. The diyer who created this pantry shelving project made use of a natural stepback in the house s layout to create pantry shelving flush to the wall. Since sharing our kitchen pantry reveal we ve gotten a lot of emails from our readers asking about how to build a pantry. In order to make use of this space next to the fridge i had to remove.

Last week i shared with you how our girl room closet was under construction this week i m sharing the process of building a kitchen pantry. Choose the space you want for your pantry and measure it to know exactly how much room you ll have so it ll be easier for you to decide on the type of pantry to plan for and the kinds of accessories you can add to it. Recently i shared our kitchen gallery wall part of why i shared it was because i was forced to take pictures of it and blog about it before i began deconstructing it. You should decide if your pantry will be a double door cabinet space a classic pullout or a recessed cabinet built into the wall.

Then adding another door from the office and a wall to divide the new space creates a closet changing the office into a legitimate bedroom. It s based around a built in bookcase with half glass doors that allow for more attractive food items to be displayed while clunkier objects are kept hidden away. Like many other basic cabinets a pantry cabinet is nothing more than a plywood box with shelves that is fastened to the wall to prevent it from moving. The idea i m working on involves taking four and a half feet from the office by building a wall across one end of it.