Phoenix Pantry Storage
Pantry Organization in Phoenix, AZ
Pantry shelving laid out so you can see every can, jar and box at a glance.
Phoenix Pantry Storage
Pantry shelving laid out so you can see every can, jar and box at a glance.
Most builder pantries have deep fixed shelves. Cans and boxes stack three rows deep, the back row disappears, and you buy the same thing twice.
A designed pantry uses shallower shelves where you need to see everything, roll-outs where depth is unavoidable and drawers low down for heavy items.
This is shelving work inside an existing pantry. Adding outlets for an appliance counter is electrical work, and the City of Phoenix lists electrical updates as needing a permit.
Deep shelves that slide out so nothing hides in back.
One row of food per shelf, all of it visible.
A spot for the coffee maker and toaster off the main counter.
Slim racks for spices and small jars.
| Reach-in pantry | Walk-in pantry | |
|---|---|---|
| Best shelving | Roll-outs and door racks | Shallow shelves on three walls |
| Bulk storage | Limited | Lower drawers and floor space |
| Appliance counter | Rarely fits | Often fits on one wall |
| Common in | Older and smaller homes | Newer and larger homes |
Yes. Pantry shelving is installed inside the pantry and doesn't affect the cabinets around it.
You trade a little depth for being able to see and reach everything, and adding more shelves up the wall usually makes up the difference.
A licensed electrician can. New outlets are electrical updates, which the City of Phoenix lists as needing a permit.
We design the shelf spacing around the containers you use, and we can recommend sizes before you buy.
Tell us the size of your pantry and what's hard to find in it. We'll measure and plan the shelving.
Free estimate, no obligation