Hey plumberry-The pantry cabs are both 29" wide (the one on the right--when facing them, is a total of 30", incl 1" filler because it butts up against wall, and the one on the left is 29"), and the center section is 33" wide. The pantries are ~18" deep (outside measurement) the micro cab is stepped back ~3" (as measured from the front of the pantry doors).

FYI, they used Blum drawer glides for 15" pull-outs, which means we have 2" of "dead" space behind the pull-outs (had we known this, we might have asked them to use longer glides and hence deeper pull-outs). The upper cabs have shelves (moveable), the middle section and bottom section of the left pantry cab are all pull-outs, the bottom section of the right pantry cab has pull-outs, and the middle section has one pull-out and a couple shelves.

As it is, we had them use 170° hinges (instead of the 110° hinges they'd planned) so we could have full-width pull-outs. Otherwise, they would have blocked in the sides (especially in the pantry up against the wall) so the pull-outs could clear the door.

We had them make/add extra pull-outs once we had a better feel for the cabinet dimensions/space (I am so spatially challenged and have a lot of trouble really visualizing things until they are in front of me!). I also had them make a shallow height pull-out rather than a shelf for the top of the left pantry. I knew that either way I'd need to stand on a step stool to reach stuff up there (W-S Ultra-Slim 2-step stool--worth the $$!). It's much easier to reach things in the back with that pull-out than it would have been digging around for stuff on a shelf.

HTH!

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