Reach in Pantry for Modular Kitchen

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Multiple reach-in pantries in the kitchen can be incorporated into existing kitchen cabinetry; while some have kitchen storage drawers others lack doors totally and consist of a row of pantry shelving which is mounted on a single wall.  There are an infinite number of types of reach-in pantries, and they are always the best option when the space is limited.

Pull-Out Racks and Shelves: One of the most effective ways to utilize space in your kitchen cabinet is by incorporating pull-out racks and shelves. These ingenious solutions allow you to access items stored at the back of your cabinets with ease. Whether you want to keep spices, pots, pans, or pantry items; pull-out racks make everything within reach, eliminating the need to rummage through cluttered shelves.

Corner Units and Lazy Susans: Corners in the kitchen often go unused and become a black hole for storage. However, by installing corner units and Lazy Susans, you can transform such challenging spaces into valuable storage areas. Lazy Susans are rotating trays that allow you to access items in corners effortlessly, while corner units maximize the storage potential of those hard-to-reach corners.

Vertical Storage: Vertical storage solutions are a game-changer in modular kitchen design. Consider adding tall cabinets or open shelves that extend way up to the ceiling. This not only provides ample storage for items like baking trays, cutting boards, and bulky utensils, but also make your kitchen feel more spacious.

Drawer Dividers and Organizers: Drawers are essential in any kitchen, but they can quickly become messy without proper organization. Invest in drawer dividers and organizers to keep utensils, cutlery, and kitchen tools neatly arranged. These accessories not only create order but also make it easier to find what you need quickly.