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Pantry cabinets · Decatur, GA

Pantry cabinets in Decatur, planned for your room.

Kitchens in older Decatur houses often have no pantry at all, so storage grows out of a nook, a wall recess or a hall cabinet. A narrow alcove can hold a lot if it is shelved to suit what you buy, and a tall cabinet beside the refrigerator can give a similar effect where there is no space for a room.

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Storage features

Turn a nook or recess into shelves matched to the groceries you buy.

  1. 01Recess depthMeasure how deep the nook goes and how wide it is.
  2. 02Cabinet heightCheck ceiling height above the proposed tall unit.
  3. 03Door swingMake sure the door does not block the kitchen walkway.
  4. 04Shelf spacingMatch shelf heights to cans, jars and boxes you buy.
  5. 05Appliance gapLook at the space beside the refrigerator for a slim pull-out.
  6. 06Old wallsConfirm the wall can carry the weight of loaded shelves.

Pantry design inspiration

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Pricing

What does a pantry project cost?

Specify the intended nook or recess and the cabinet product, so it is clear what is being built.

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After the pantry layout and specification have been discussed, request an individual quote.

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Questions

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Can a nook hold a full pantry?

With the right shelf spacing it can hold a surprising amount. Measure the depth and decide what must be reachable.

Does a slim pull-out work beside a fridge?

It can, if the gap is wide enough and the fridge door does not block the pull-out.

Plan your Decatur pantry shelving layout.

Tell us about your kitchen and where food is stored now in your Decatur home. One request can cover every room you want considered.

Give bulk groceries a defined section

A larger opening can suit bulk supplies while wasting space for smaller ingredients. Different sections can serve the two groups more effectively. See the planning FAQ for questions about the ordering process.

Use containers as measurements, not decoration

Styled pantry photographs often show matching containers. Your storage should also work with the packages and baskets you actually use, including anything that is not decanted into display jars.

Compare the alternatives

A tightly fitted display can become inconvenient when the shopping changes. Useful flexibility is worth considering alongside a coordinated appearance. Use the concept gallery to describe a visual preference.

Put the decision in the quote

List bulk-storage openings separately from ordinary ingredient shelves so that their dimensions and construction can be reviewed. Add this priority to your design request for Decatur.