I am very interested in a similar type of pantry (tiny kitchen), and also thought IKEA had these, but they don't appear to exist anymore (I searched website and went to the store and asked). The smallest IKEA pantry is 15" wide and it a cabinet with roll out shelves or drawers, like this:

There is also a 12" wide base cabinet that pulls out like the pantry in your image:

You attach the door to the top and bottom drawers. Voilá, pull out.

You may attach the other drawers to the door as well, or keep them as pullouts, as you wish. I’ve never understood the attraction to this type of pullout, but that’s how you do it.

http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/00280755/?query=UTRUSTA+Fixture+for+mounting+door+on+drawer

I only have about 14” to the side of my fridge for storage so I’m stacking 2 of those 12” base pullouts and adding a regular upper with shelves on top.

eam44, for me the attraction is that I can access the back of a 24” cabinet in a space that would be really cramped if I did a door(that would be hard to open against a wall) with reach in shelves. In my current laundry room I have a tall, 24” deep cabinet that has shown me how much wasted space is at the back of the cabinet. Drawers would work, but they are more expensive usually plus you can’t see the sides of the stuff down in the drawers, you are left identifying thing by their tops :).

As you can see from my plan, I have limited uppers due to a sloping ceiling so the space to the side of the fridge is my only spot to store canned goods, boxes of cereal, a mixer or blender, etc.

That’s so funny, I have two 24” pantries but I’ve been living without doors, so I see everything. I’m so used to it now it’s going to be hard for me to adjust. Anyway, I’m glad you can still get what you need.