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I had this empty space between fridge and kitchen cabinets so I wanted to fill it with roller pantry to make it look better and give an extra storage room to my kitchen items.
Materials
caulking-gun (I have different one because I already own one but this is one example
White caulk
White paint
Primer
Wall paper
Flat head nails
Move it swivel castors 30mm wheels
Handle
Right angle brackets
Pine trim
Tools
Hammer
Paint brush
Electric screwdriver
Drill
Tape measure
Steps
Step 1
Cut the MDF board the length you wanted or ask Bunnings to cut it.
Prime the MDF boards and paint them.
I didn't paint the backsplash because I used wallpaper, but it was recommended to prime it before adding the wallpaper so that's what I did.
Step 2
Build the outer edge of the shelf. Make sure the corners are at a 90° angle.
Attach the outer edge to the backsplash. I used liquid nails first to make sure it stays in the right place, and then flat head nails to nail to attached it to the backsplash.
Step 3
I then added the right angle brackets under the shelves and added the shelves to the backsplash. I also added pine trims to the top of the shelves so it would look better, and secure the items so they don't fall down. I added a piece of timber to the bottom to balance the weight.
Step 4
Then I caulked the edges and gave a last touch with the paint. I never caulked before and it really makes the joints look better.
Then it was time to add wheels and lift it up. One final thing was to add a handle and I was ready to carry the rolling pantry to my kitchen.
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Hello @H3nna
Thank you so much for sharing your pullout rolling pantry project. This is an excellent use of space near the gap of your refrigerator. It's always handy to have a little bit more storage space. Did you wallpaper the back of the pullout pantry? It looks very nice and adds a splash of colour to the assembly.
Again, thank you for sharing such a wonderful project.
Eric
