Building a stand alone pantry - looking for some pictures
 

My daughter and son-in-law have asked me to build a stand alone pantry for
them. I have googled websites and newsgroups and have gotten some ideas for
various shelving ideas but I am looking for some pictures. Google didn't
find any pantry pictures on alt.binaries.pictures.woodworking. I know a
number of woodworkers on this group have personal websites with pictures of
their work. I would appreciate any pointers to some pictures I could look at
for further ideas.

TIA.

Dick Snyder

Building a stand alone pantry - looking for some pictures
 

Don't have pictures of mine to publish, still haven't made it. Its one of
the many parts to my kitchen I am making. I will be using full extension
draw slides on mine this way you can get at the goods in the back with ease.
Be nice to see some photos of some built. I found a good deal on the slides
through this group.
"Dick Snyder" wrote in message
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My daughter and son-in-law have asked me to build a stand alone pantry for
them. I have googled websites and newsgroups and have gotten some ideas
for various shelving ideas but I am looking for some pictures. Google
didn't find any pantry pictures on alt.binaries.pictures.woodworking. I
know a number of woodworkers on this group have personal websites with
pictures of their work. I would appreciate any pointers to some pictures I
could look at for further ideas.

TIA.

Dick Snyder

Building a stand alone pantry - looking for some pictures
 

I find going to the big box home improvement stores and checking out
their cabinets helps out. Also do a search on the Web. There are some
great cabinet shops that publish there pictures.

Building a stand alone pantry - looking for some pictures
 

On Sat, 3 Dec 2005 19:26:47 -0500, "Dick Snyder"
wrote:

My daughter and son-in-law have asked me to build a stand alone pantry for
them. I have googled websites and newsgroups and have gotten some ideas for
various shelving ideas but I am looking for some pictures. Google didn't
find any pantry pictures on alt.binaries.pictures.woodworking. I know a
number of woodworkers on this group have personal websites with pictures of
their work. I would appreciate any pointers to some pictures I could look at
for further ideas.

If your looking for a standard cabinet looking pantry, try the cabinet
manufacturers for pictures. If you find something you like see if
they have a spec sheet. The manufacturers only build their boxes in
certain sizes but you could build their ideas into whatever size you
need.

Here's a spec sheet pdf from Merillat:
http://www.merillat.com/products/spe...pieceSpecs.pdf

This is about a 300 page pdf and has 5 or 6 pages of pantry styles and
a few more of just "tall cabinets". You will also see the various
shelf/slide-out options and variations of what their designers like.

Mike O.

Building a stand alone pantry - looking for some pictures
 

Dick Snyder wrote:
My daughter and son-in-law have asked me to build a stand alone pantry for
them. I have googled websites and newsgroups and have gotten some ideas for
various shelving ideas but I am looking for some pictures. Google didn't
find any pantry pictures on alt.binaries.pictures.woodworking. I know a
number of woodworkers on this group have personal websites with pictures of
their work. I would appreciate any pointers to some pictures I could look at
for further ideas.

Dick, I had the same problem in my old house. Not enough cabinet
space, but space for an upright freezer or refrigerator in the laundry
room. I found some armoir plans and adjusted dimensions to fit the
space. Filled the whole thing with full extension drawers at various
spacings to hold canned goods, cereal boxes etc. A few years later, we
moved to a house with more space. The drawers in the top half came out
and the armoir became an entertainment center, with space for all those
movies in the drawers at the bottom. Sorry, I don't have any pictures
for you, but it might give you another direction to look.

DonkeyHody
"Even an old blind hog finds an acorn every now and then."

Building a stand alone pantry - looking for some pictures
 

I have been looking for plans for awhile...I hope to start my project
soon.
Here is something I found:

http://www.woodworking.com/dcforum/d...rum=DCForumID7

--
CathyLee
They neigh I pay
Nova Scotia, Canada
Zone 5a

"Dick Snyder" wrote in message
. ..
My daughter and son-in-law have asked me to build a stand alone pantry
for
them. I have googled websites and newsgroups and have gotten some
ideas for
various shelving ideas but I am looking for some pictures. Google
didn't
find any pantry pictures on alt.binaries.pictures.woodworking. I know
a
number of woodworkers on this group have personal websites with
pictures of
their work. I would appreciate any pointers to some pictures I could
look at
for further ideas.

TIA.

Dick Snyder

Building a stand alone pantry - looking for some pictures
 

Go back to Google and click on Images then do a search. Nothing but
pictures. You should find a few useful ones. If not change the
search words a bit.

Larry


On Sat, 3 Dec 2005 19:26:47 -0500, "Dick Snyder"
wrote:

My daughter and son-in-law have asked me to build a stand alone pantry for
them. I have googled websites and newsgroups and have gotten some ideas for
various shelving ideas but I am looking for some pictures. Google didn't
find any pantry pictures on alt.binaries.pictures.woodworking. I know a
number of woodworkers on this group have personal websites with pictures of
their work. I would appreciate any pointers to some pictures I could look at
for further ideas.

TIA.

Dick Snyder

Building a stand alone pantry - looking for some pictures
 

"Dick Snyder" wrote:

My daughter and son-in-law have asked me to build a stand alone pantry for
them. I have googled websites and newsgroups and have gotten some ideas for
various shelving ideas but I am looking for some pictures.

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The cabinet itself can be constructed to suit the builder, what ever you
and the user like.

Having said that, a little suggestion, think "Closet Organizer".

There are literally dozens of coated wire racks designed by the closte
system companies that can be mounted in a cabinet so they will slide
out, providing much higher packing density than you can imagine at a
cost you won't even come close to matching.

Good luck.

Lew