Wooden Cabinet Organizers Made To Measure?

[jyl]

Does anyone know a source for quality wood kitchen cabinet organizers, which can be semi-custom made to your specified dimensions?

For example, I want pull-out shelves in my lower cabinets, and I do not want those chrome or white wire things that you can buy at Bed Bath.

It would be nice if a company had a couple basic styles (wood color, cabinet depth) and you picked one and specified x inches wide, and they made and sent you a pull-out shelf of that size, with appropriate sliding rail mounts.

This is kind of like how you buy blinds - you specify the material, color, window dimensions, and other options, and the blind company makes them to measure.

Anyone know a company that does this?

[Danny_Ocean]

Call a local cabinet-maker. They can hook you up.

http://custominserts-store.stores.yahoo.net/products.html


http://customhardwoodcreations.com/drawerorganizers.aspx

[look 171]

If you call a local cabinet maker, make sure you spec out the drawer slides. Make sure they don't use any junk or you will be very pissed off in 4-5 years. Accuride makes a great drawer slide. Blum tandum slides are also good stuff. We refuse to use any crap. It wil bite us later. Good luck.

Jeff

[Dantilla]

Originally Posted by danny_ocean

call A Local Cabinet-maker. They Can Hook You Up.

+1.

[cab83_750]

Originally Posted by Danny_Ocean

Call a local cabinet-maker. They can hook you up.

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Just be careful. Most of the cabinet makers I know have 4X my house, 5x my lot, a big workshop (i.e., $$$$$$$$$$$$)

[jyl]

I found an online place that has what I was looking for. About $50-70 per pull-out shelf, made of wood to measure. Not sure what slides they use though.

[pwd72s]

Originally Posted by jyl

I found an online place that has what I was looking for. About $50-70 per pull-out shelf, made of wood to measure. Not sure what slides they use though.

Kind of like buying a tool rollaway, I would assume...ball bearing is better on the slides? Hope so, because that's what will be in Cindy's new cabinets...

[jyl]

I assume so - need to check out the slides mentioned above - if the place I found uses crappy slides, then I may have to make my own pullouts.

Originally Posted by pwd72s

Kind of like buying a tool rollaway, I would assume...ball bearing is better on the slides? Hope so, because that's what will be in Cindy's new cabinets...

[RWebb]

be sure the wood is high quality - look for a whole bunch of plies in the plywood & it should be rated AA or AB

[look 171]

you could go crazy with drawer side materials RWebb. You can spec out Apply ply or Baltic Birch. They are vary similar material and are fine and very stable. I rether have solid maple. One can chase your own tail all day long. Afterall, its only a roll-out that never seen. How deep is one's pocket book.

Just get a set of Accuride 3832series slide and you are good to go for a long time. 100lbs slides. Rockler Woodworking will sell and ship you those slides. They do sell retail. All you need is 1/2" space between the opening on each side. Be careful that it will clear the doors and its hinges. You might need spacers to clear the face frame. If you are a true craftman and don't want to se hardware, then get the Blum Tandam Plus bottom mount slides. They wouldn't beat up your door. good luck

Jeff