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Four Solutions to Kitchen-Storage Problems
comments (2) May 5th, 2009 in Blogsby Don Najita
| 1. Laundry Area A washer, a laundry sink, and cleaning supplies are concealed inside the closet. On the outside of the cabinet, shallow shelves keep commonly used cooking supplies close at hand. |
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| 2. Corner Cabinet Blind-corner cabinets are difficult to arrange for useful storage. Where a lazy Susan won’t do the trick, you can use Häfele’s sliding corner-cabinet hardware. When the door is opened, the mechanism pulls the contents into view. |
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| 3. Pantry Bins Stainless-steel restaurant-buffet pans are ideal for produce and other pantry items. The bins are easy to remove and clean. Accuride’s two-way slides allow access from both sides of the prep counter. |
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| 4. Newspaper Nook Where nothing conventional will work, be creative. Personalizing the kitchen for avid readers meant using this empty space for newspaper and magazine storage. |
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Comments (2)
I especially like the one proposed for the loundry area. This would be a perfect solution taking into consideration during any basement design as well.
Practical, trendy and easy to implement.
Posted: 2:53 pm on May 21st
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Posted: 9:10 am on May 5th
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