Have you ever opened up your pantry to grab a snack and realized that you can’t even find what you’re looking for, or maybe you can but you can’t get to it very easily without knocking something else over? We’ve been having that issue lately too, and we just can’t help thinking that our DIY skills might be the key to better pantry organization and probably even more effective storage for a greater amount of storage. That’s why we’ve been combing the Internet lately for different guides and tutorials that might help us overhaul the inside of our pantry and make it a more effective space in our home. To be honest, we were very pleased indeed with just how many useful resources we came across!
Our pantries need as many shelves as possible to hold everything we need to tuck away from sight, as well as call the canned food, cereals, and coffee that your family needs.
Do you have at least a little bit of experience with simple woodworking and basic wall mounting techniques, but you’re also still quite new to the game in the grand scheme of things? Then we’d definitely suggest taking a look at something like this project fromBlesser House. They show you how to make some basic wooden DIY pantry shelving using a simple bracing system.
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If you’ve got a little more woodworking experience than the above project calls for and you’d like to put it to good use, then perhaps you’d be better off taking a look at this project and full tutorial featured in detail onRmarvids! They guide you step by step through their own experience creating strong, high weight-bearing pantry shelves made of strong poplar.
Have a regular closet in the hallway that you could easily clear out? In that case, we’d absolutely suggest checking out this guide fromThe Turquoise Home that teaches you how to put some simple board shelves in just about any old closet. This resource is particularly great in the way it deals with classic clothing closet dimensions and shape, making it a little more universal.
Are you working with a uniquely shaped or sized limited space that you think would benefit more from the different organization than just board style floating shelves like the ones you’ve seen so far? Then we’d be willing to bet that you’ll get along a little better with something like this fully detailed outline featured on Live Pretty on A Penny! They show you how to build an easily customized cubby style closet insert of your very own that will cater to the space you’re working with in just about any circumstance.
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Just because the pantry isn’t an area of your house the necessarily stays on display when guests come over doesn’t mean it can’t still be present nicely and match the aesthetic in the rest of your house! For those with a farmhouse inspired aesthetic, here’s a tutorial fromLittle Glass Jar that shows you how to put in slatted pantry shelves made from stylishly weathered reclaimed wood that provides a very rustic chic atmosphere.
Is the problem you’re having actually that you don’t have a proper pantry closet at all? Well, if you’ve at least got a little bit of space to work with
Your appliances or between cupboards then you might find this resource fromYoung House Love more of a help than some of the other things we’ve shared here. This guide teaches you in surprisingly simple steps how to make a set of inset shelves that give you pantry-like storage right there on or in the walls near your kitchen.
Face Frame Built In Shelving
Are you actually living in a slightly older house that has a bit of a 1980s flare, right down to that old style metal wire shelving in the pantry? Well, there’s nothing
With that per se, but we’ve lived in places with those shelves before and found that most things won’t sit straight or solid on shelves with spaces in them. That’s why we thought this tutorial fromDIY Network that teaches you how to replace wire shelves with stronger, more solid wooden ones was such a good idea.
Just in case you’re still in love with the idea of creating a pantry that’s consistent with the rest of your farmhouse aesthetic but the particular structure of those shelves doesn’t work for your space, here’s another alternative. This time, however, Jenron Designs shows you how to make rustic chic reclaimed wood shelves that are a “floating shelf” style, rather than being inset into the wall like you saw earlier. This is a slightly simpler alternative.
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Did we catch your attention the best so far with all this talk of customizable and inset cubby shelves, but you’re feeling up to a challenge and wouldn’t shy away from an even more extensive design? Then this fully pantry upgrade guide featured in awesome detail onDad Rambles Workshop might be right up your alley! They show you how to create an entire system of inset shelves that even includes a rotating tower in the corner to maximize all spaces possible.
If you’re still feeling a little bit enamoured with the idea of making built-in or inset pantry shelves but you’re looking for another resource to truly get an idea of the best approach, here’s another awesome option for your consideration. This resource fromCentsational Style guides you through the steps for making differently sized and shaped cubic shelves that will let you store just about anything with careful, space efficient arrangement.
Just in case you’ve been scrolling our list unsure of what kind of shelving is actually best for the particular pantry space you’re trying to make over, here’s a great resource for helping you analyze its dimension and shape and make an informed decision!This Old House walks you through different kinds of DIY pantry shelving, gives you some pros and cons, and suggests some ways to get solid results.
Cheap And Easy Diy Closet Shelves
Are you still thinking about the built-in wall option we showed you earlier because you don’t actually have a pantry at all, but you’re just not sure that particular design is a feasible option for you? In that case, particularly if you’re prefer something with a little more character, we’d suggest checking out howHandmade Haven used reclaimed wooden boards and organized plastic bins and baskets to create a freestanding “pantry” instead!
Have you been feeling pretty intent on making your own set of pantry shelves but the prevalence of corners in your little closet has thrown you off, since angles are a little harder to work with in the building process for beginners? Then we think you’ll really appreciate the way this tutorial fromSawdust Girl actually
If you’ve never made wrap shelves before but you’re looking for a decently simple shelving solution then we don’t think you’ll have to look much further than this resource outlined onLucy Designs! They show you how to make shelves that span the entire length of the pantry’s walls on either side, meeting in the order on specific measurements to create a wrapping effect that gives you consistent shelving space all the way around.
How To Transform A Coat Closet Into A Pantry
If your favorite concept on the list so far has truly been the cubby design but you’re still looking for the guide that’s
The right one for you, here’s a tutorial that specifically outlines the process for shallow pantries that don’t leave you a whole lot of depth to work with.Live Pretty on A Penny shows you the basics of how to make a collaged cubby wall like this and then tells you simple steps for customizing one of your own in the measurements that work best for what you’re planning to store there.
Depending on what type of space you dispose of, you can also build a retractable pantry. This one looks so awesome and it can be a space saver and it can also be rather useful if you can bring the items you need closer so you can access them better. You can get all the details from Instructables.
How To Efficiently Organize Your Pantry Using Shelving Systems
If you want another corner shelves project, well, we have one that’s just right for you! They all look awesome and the tutorial covers all bases – from the supplies to the steps you’ll need to take to make this work for you and your home. Get the details from The Martin Nest.
Those who like having everything out in the open may even go for this particular model for an open kitchen pantry. It features plenty of shelving, drawers for easier access, and more. If you have a nook in which you can push it, that would be great. Otherwise, it works just fine even as a standalone. You can get the directions from Instructables.
If you’re tired of those wire shelves that many homes come with, changing them up will help create a lot more space for you and your family. If you follow the tutorial from The Navage Patch, you’ll learn all about their road to turning their pantry into a space-efficient area.
Floating Pantry Shelves To Define Your Space
You can always transform your pantry in such a cute spot where you can fit so much more stuff in, making
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