$2835.12 for 8 pullout trays?

boops2012

12 years ago

Checking over my quote and noticed this line. Umm, are they gold pull outs? Do they come with little fairies who cook and live in the pantry?LOL . Clearly , a typo. At least that's what I'm telling myself until I can get clarification.

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boops2012
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12 years ago

To clarify- these are pullout trays for the pantry.Not the cabinets. I used as many drwers as could . I DO pay attention in this class.

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westsider40
12 years ago
We told you to get drawers, not roll outs!
annkh_nd
12 years ago
My cabinet maker charges the same for drawers or pullouts. That was a no-brainer!

Drawers all the way. I can't think of a good reason to choose pullouts.
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jakuvall
12 years ago
" I can't think of a good reason to choose pullouts."
They are adjustable and can have taller clearance in some cases (often using 3-usually better for appliances or glassware) I don't usually like more than one per kitchen but have in special cases done a few.
Also use one in conjunction with tray dividers in a 21" base-single door, good for big fry and saute use, densest possible storage besides the silverware drawer.
brightm
12 years ago
FWIW my pull out trays/roll out shelves in my 21"w pantry and a couple 27"w cabinets that are oddly low (low window). I chose them for the low cabinets because I didn't know what I wanted to put there and it gave me configuration flexibility with three empty cabinets and a combination of 4 pull outs and a shelf to move around. So far so good, with the exception of waiting on missing parts.

The figure I'm remembering, without grabbing my invoice, is $100. I'm pretty sure that was for the ones in the 21" pantry.
ajc71
12 years ago
We regularly pay $200 on average per rollout on our projects, 5/8 select maple, dovetail, 3/8" bottoms....blum undermounts

So yes I would agree, yours are a bit over priced
snoonyb
12 years ago
Pullouts are also very convenient for pot and pan selection under a cooktop.

I mean, nothing beats getting down on your hands and knees, for that rite-size pot, for your favorite rue, which has migrated to the very back.
kompy
12 years ago
Are you sure you weren't looking at LIST price? Majority of KD have a list price and discount it to get your price. So if it said $2835 list and his customer multiplier was .50, then your cost would be $177 per roll out shelf. Ask him specifically what the rollouts cost! If you just glanced at his pricing you may have missed the discount multiplier at the bottom.

If that's not it....that seems high unless it was installed or was special depth.
joygreenwald
12 years ago
Wow, I got mine through Barker. Five pull puts for my pantry, with Blum slides etc, came to $360.