A kitchen refurbishment is your chance to finally sort out storage issues and to make best use of available space to create functional rooms which look good too.
Fit Deep Pan Drawers at Base Level
So, so many base units are provided with shelves in them – wastes loads of space – as you can’t reach to the back of most of the items stored on the shelves. Instead, provide deep pan drawers to store the items in the base units. Three wide drawers will generally store as much as a normal full cupboard and you will be able to see what you have stored and more importantly be able to use it!
Sort Out Your Corners
The space in the corners of the kitchen is so often left to gather dust and is often one of the underused areas of the room. Using a carousel unit or a pull-out Le Mans style corner unit will mean that you are able to access all of the items stored in the area with ease. Measure the internal depth of the corner to ensure that the kitchen unit dimensions affect storage capacity as little as possible.
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A tall larder or pantry unit provides a vertical column of storage greater than that offered by a number of other cabinets put together. Store dry goods, small appliances or whatever you choose in a fully visible, organised area with pull-out shelves or drawers.
Use the Wall Space Between Units
Much space is wasted between the back of a wall unit and the work surfaces above it. Even simple open shelf space or a pegboard attached to the wall can store frequently used items such as oils and jars as well as utensils.
Check for Plinth Drawer Space
The plinth – the panel at the bottom of your units – is usually the same height as the soffit and can be much deeper than you think. Specially designed plinth drawers are shallow but extremely wide, perfect for storing flat items such as tray, mats and boards.
