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Cabinet Organizers
We sell all the popular organizers, including rollout trays, rollout trash bins, and lazy susans. We also offer most Rev-a-shelf items from their extensive catalog. Organizers are installed along with our primary cabinet services, not as a standalone service.
Rollout Trays
The most popular organizer we offer, roll-out trays provide easy access to items stored in a tall pantry or lower base cabinet. Our trays are dovetail joined and made from 3/4'’ solid wood. They operate on soft close slides and when multiple trays are stacked they are height adjustable.
The most popular organizer we offer, roll-out trays provide easy access to items stored in a tall pantry or lower base cabinet. Our trays are dovetail joined and made from 3/4'’ solid wood. They operate on soft close slides and when multiple trays are stacked they are height adjustable.
Rollout Trash Bins
These very popular units come with single or double bins and are most often attached to the door as shown in this example. We offer basic units and the new slow-close versions.
Simply the most popular organizer we offer. These allow easy
access to deep cabinets.
These very popular units come with single or double bins and are most often attached to the door as shown in this example. We offer basic units and the new slow-close versions.
Simply the most popular organizer we offer. These allow easy
access to deep cabinets.
Blind Corners Organizers
No one likes blind corners! If you have one there are only a few useful organizers to help obtain items stored in the "blind". None of them is perfect, they all require some compromise in terms of how much you can store inside, but they do make it easier to obtain items that are otherwise really difficult to reach.
The two that we like the most are shown here: half-moon trays and a chrome unit. The half-moons are two half-circle trays that pivot at the door and can be pulled out to access items in the back of the tray. Each tray pivots separately. The chrome unit has two sets of rectangular bins. As the nearer two bins are pulled out and over the two bins in the "blind" slide over and can be pulled out for easy access.
No one likes blind corners! If you have one there are only a few useful organizers to help obtain items stored in the "blind". None of them is perfect, they all require some compromise in terms of how much you can store inside, but they do make it easier to obtain items that are otherwise really difficult to reach.
The two that we like the most are shown here: half-moon trays and a chrome unit. The half-moons are two half-circle trays that pivot at the door and can be pulled out to access items in the back of the tray. Each tray pivots separately. The chrome unit has two sets of rectangular bins. As the nearer two bins are pulled out and over the two bins in the "blind" slide over and can be pulled out for easy access.
Lazy Susans - Upper and Lower
Lazy susans are intended for corners and can only be installed in cabinets boxes that are configured for them, such as the lower and upper examples shown here. You lose some storage space around the trays but they are still practical because they make it much easier to find items than fixed shelves.
Lazy susans are intended for corners and can only be installed in cabinets boxes that are configured for them, such as the lower and upper examples shown here. You lose some storage space around the trays but they are still practical because they make it much easier to find items than fixed shelves.
Pull-out Spice Racks / Base Organizers - Upper and Lower
A clever way of making use of narrow cabinets, both upper and lower, they can be used to store cans, small food boxes, spices, and even some cooking tools, dishes and glasses. They come in a variety of widths, heights, and configurations.
A clever way of making use of narrow cabinets, both upper and lower, they can be used to store cans, small food boxes, spices, and even some cooking tools, dishes and glasses. They come in a variety of widths, heights, and configurations.
Other Examples
These are less common examples but show what is possible if you have the need. The first example is a mixer lift. Mixers are usually very heavy. This unit is spring-loaded to allow pretty much anyone to lift it and lower it. When lifted it's already at counter height and can be used on the lift - it does not need to be moved onto the counter! The downside is that the lift and mixer will take up almost the entire space behind the door - there is not much room to store other items.
Some kitchens have washers and dryers in them. It is sometimes possible (not always) to build an enclosure so they blend in better with the cabinetry.
These are less common examples but show what is possible if you have the need. The first example is a mixer lift. Mixers are usually very heavy. This unit is spring-loaded to allow pretty much anyone to lift it and lower it. When lifted it's already at counter height and can be used on the lift - it does not need to be moved onto the counter! The downside is that the lift and mixer will take up almost the entire space behind the door - there is not much room to store other items.
Some kitchens have washers and dryers in them. It is sometimes possible (not always) to build an enclosure so they blend in better with the cabinetry.
Mixer Lifts
Mixers are usually very heavy. This unit is spring-loaded to allow anyone to lift it and lower it. In typical installations, when lifted it's already at counter height and can be used on the lift - it does not need to be moved onto the counter! The downside is that the lift and mixer will take up almost the entire space behind the door - there is not much room to store other items.
Mixers are usually very heavy. This unit is spring-loaded to allow anyone to lift it and lower it. In typical installations, when lifted it's already at counter height and can be used on the lift - it does not need to be moved onto the counter! The downside is that the lift and mixer will take up almost the entire space behind the door - there is not much room to store other items.
Many other products are available
Two are typically installed in a lower (base) cabinet, while four or five can fit in the lower section of a tall pantry cabinet.