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I'm having trouble finding a drawer deep enough (14") to modify for this purpose. Any thoughts?

13 years ago
Oak Hills · More Info
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    12 years ago
    On this one we combined the top and mid drawer. Top drawer is 6" and mid drawer is 11" for a total of 17". Notice the drawer fronts are ganged together and attached to the front of the drawer.

    Comments (8)

    • 12 years ago
      Like the idea.
    • 12 years ago
      My cabinet maker used a base cabinet with one drawer & one cupboard door and built the utinsel box on the bottom using the bottom pull-out and left the top pull out for additional storage and the drawer was left as us. Works for me! This is my favorite feature of my new kitchen!
    • 12 years ago
      Nice!
    • 12 years ago
      last modified: 12 years ago
      my2013kitchen: Love the idea. I do have one question though. Any issues with the front door panel separating from the pull out section? the reason i ask is because the pull out (where the utensils sit) is really low but you're pulling at a really high angle so to me it seams that it would eventually start to wobble then come off, no?

      The original pic in white has the pull out part up a bit higher and you can grab either the top or middle handle where it seems like it would be more stable.
    • 12 years ago
      What is the width on this drawer?
    • 12 years ago
      It looks like it's a 15" cabinet at least.
    • 11 years ago
      The cabinet is 16" wide
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