Pantry Pullout Slides are designed for kitchen organization, with high weight ratings to support the different heights and load capacity that Pantry Pull Outs require. High Quality Sliding Hardware for everything from Drawers to Filing Cabinets to TV Stands. Hafele - Offering Thousands of Products to Help You Organize Your Home. From Built-in Kitchen Organizers to Closet Organizers, Hafele has it all. Knape & Vogt for Organization. From Base Cabinet Organizers, Lazy Susans & Closet Organizers to Pull-Out Trash Cans & Drawer Organizers, Knape & Vogt Has it All. This pantry looks more like an old-school candy shop or library, and we're definitely here for it. You can store items higher if you have a means for retrieving them—which is where this sliding ladder comes into play. It adds serious style and functionality to a large pantry. See more at Hayburn & Co.  A sliding door will make the pantry feel separate from the kitchen and keep things hidden while also introducing personal character. Paint it an eye-catching color for extra style. Victoria Pearson. I build a and install a set of kitchen pantry cabinets using Garnica’s HDF engineered wood that’s prefect for cabinet building and other painted furniture projects. Here are the design plans and cut list for the cabinets, face frame and molding design I used. Click Here to Download Plans as a PDF.  I’ll be using undermount drawer slides on the Chest of Drawers project that I’m starting next week. I thought it would Table Saw Fence Storage Shelf – Shop Organization Project. I live in a place where humidity is high, and things that you might keep in your pantry get soggy quickly after opening. A, Heavy Duty 24" Pantry Slide, makes for an easy installation of undrmount custom roll out pantry. Weight capacity of pantry slides range from lbs for smaller pull-out applications up to lbs for more substantial pullout shelving units. They are thin and light and are fantastic. Ubdermount cook undermount pantry slides kitchen straight to undermount pantry slides kitchen.

The cook knows where everything is. The cook goes straight to it. Also, the drawers have low fronts. The cook keeps the most used items close to the front and often does not need to pull out the drawer to get the item. With the fancy units you have to pull everything out every time.

It gets old. It's pricey but fast and cool. Narrow spice racks are a different matter. They are thin and light and are fantastic. In my kitchen I have a spice rack that is floor to ceiling. I used heavy duty 30" Accurides.

If I had known about the Fulterer back then I would have used it. The one thing we learn from history is that we never learn from history. Thanks, I used Fulterer slides on my last two projects and I like them a lot. I'm re-thinking the pull out pantry for some of the same reasons you mentioned. The pull out pantry I did in my house 25 years ago used the Hafele heavy duty slide and pulling out that whole pantry is getting old as my wife and I are getting up there in age.

I also might have to change out my old Hafele corner pull out slides when I spotted the LeMans 2 corner units. One corner is a straight swap out but the other I built in a fixed shelf that will have to be notched in two places to accommodate the post hardware. I'm going to build face frame cabinets and I'm still trying to decide between bottom or side mounted slides.

Thanks for the input. WastedP Posts: I have spec'd and installed the Kessebohmer pull-outs as well as Rev-a-Shelf's pull-outs in all different sizes and I definitely preferred the smoothness of the metal units compared to the the RAS wood ones. When it comes to pull-outs vs. Some people really just want the gadgety stuff, even when it doesn't make sense from a functional standpoint.

In my own kitchen, the only pull-out I have is for the trash. It always amazes me when I go over a design with a client and they say they'll just put the trash under the sink. I also eschewed roll-outs for drawers, one less step than a roll-out open door, pull shelf , faster access.

Quote from: jacko9 on May 20, , AM. SGCrain Posts: I agree with the previous posters. I have been designing and building high end kitchens for over 20 years. I've tried all the pantry options and agree that pulling out your entire pantry every time gets old. I prefer individual pullout drawers for sure.

My shop almost exclusively uses the Blum legrabox drawer system now which looks great and operates like butter. Wood drawers are great too with undermount drawers slides.

I tend to prefer a single door with pullouts behind as opposed to a pair of doors with wider pullouts but that's just a personal preference. My current thinking is to use bottom mounted soft close drawer slides with a inset drawer face, While that works great for the bottom drawer, what about the next two higher drawers? Traditional furniture is sure a lot easier to build Jack. Quote from: jacko9 on May 20, , PM.

Quote from: fshanno on May 20, , PM. I have been looking online about bottom mounted slides like the Blum and the Accuride. The Blum Tandem seems to have a lot of plastic components in the system vs the Accuride Eclipse.

Are these slides comparable or am I looking at the wrong set of slides? A client I build a kitchen for wanted a pull-out pantry. When I showed her the prices for the Hafele units, she asked to come up with something less expensive.

This is my solution Two years later, she still loves it. Very inexpensive. The only thing I would change is the runners. Re-reading this thread, it occurred to me that I use the terms bottom-mount and undermount interchangeably, and that's confusing and technically incorrect.

I use undermount guides, but I attach them to the sides of the cabinets, even on pull-outs. When I think side-mount, I'm thinking of ball-bearing slides like the Accuride ball-bearing slides or epoxy-coated ones like Blum 's.

I have not used the Accuride undermount slide, so I can't directly compare it directly to the Blum. I have no complaints about Blum's slides. I used them for a pull-out hamper in a dresser that I built for my daughter. It has held up to child-inflicted abuse for about six years now with zero issues. I used the same slide BlumH with Blumotion for regular drawers and the trash pull-out when I built my own kitchen three years ago, and it still works just like new.

I use KV side mounts and hang the pullout. I find it more stable than a bottom mount. This is a vanity, I do the same with pantries, no pics for some reason Tom. I don't understand!?! I keep cutting it,and it's still too short! I find the undercounts unstable on tall pull outs. Been doing the base cab pull outs with the slides in this configuration to pick up the 1" in width.

On regular drawers I use Blum Tandem with Blumotion. Quote from: tjbnwi on May 24, , PM. The Fulterer FR A, Heavy Duty 18" Pantry Slide, makes for an easy installation of a custom roll out pantry. The FR model is designed for large full height pantry pull-outs, up to lbs. Optional Soft Close available. ECD with Soft Close.

The FR model is designed for pantry pull-outs less than 59 inches tall, and up to lbs. For kitchen base cabinets. A, Heavy Duty 20" Pantry Slide, makes for an easy installation of a custom roll out pantry.

This model is designed for large full height pantry pull-outs, up to lbs. A, Heavy Duty 22" Pantry Slide, makes for an easy installation of a custom roll out pantry. The FR A model is designed for large full height pantry pull-outs, up to lbs. A, Heavy Duty 24" Pantry Slide, makes for an easy installation of a custom roll out pantry. A, Heavy Duty 26" Pantry Slide, makes for an easy installation of a custom roll out pantry. A, Heavy Duty 36" Pantry Slide, makes for an easy installation of a custom roll out pantry.

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