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Oh joy, oh joy… can you see the big smile on my face?
???I have new storage space in my kitchen … ???????
Once Rick got started it only took him a couple of weeks (in-between golfing days) to put this all together for me.
The Before
I had to bend over and crawl into the space under the stairs to access the “junkpile” called storage. It was a big pain – literally and figuratively.
The Components
I think the wheels are for a weight capacity of 200 lbs.
The wood is unfinished 3/4” plywood.
There are 4 pull-out shelving units plus an additional shelving unit against the wall.
Cost: $300
For those who like fine furnishing, this probably isn’t for them. But I love rustic. These babies may look rustic to some but they are sturdy, efficient, and I love them! (Happy dance)
Thank-you Rick
(and he got “Chocolate Pecan Pie” and “cinnamon buns” for his hard work—he, too, is a happy camper!)
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-- ~ Debbie, Ontario Canada


















17 comments so far
Karson
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posted 208 days ago
Great job Debbie. Tell Rich he is blessed to be your helper.
-- Retired in Delaware
MsDebbieP
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posted 208 days ago
hahah will do :D
-- ~ Debbie, Ontario Canada
MarkTheFiddler
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posted 208 days ago
No Way – That is absolutely brilliant! You go girl!
-- A year into redoing my home - a year to go.
MsDebbieP
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posted 208 days ago
thanks :)
I’ve dreamed of these shelves for 20 years…. it is so exciting to see it actually happen
doing the happy dance… again :D :D :D
-- ~ Debbie, Ontario Canada
MarkTheFiddler
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posted 208 days ago
Please post instructional video for happy dance. :)
-- A year into redoing my home - a year to go.
MsDebbieP
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posted 208 days ago
that’s funny—because—I actually did that once for LumberJocks.com but unfortunately I recently deleted it.
but LumberJock Douglas put this together some time ago. Will this do?
LINK
-- ~ Debbie, Ontario Canada
Dick, & Barb Cain
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posted 208 days ago
Very nice Debbie!
Give Rick a BIG ATTABOY!
I’ve been planning on doing this for a long time, but under the steps from behind.
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MsDebbieP
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posted 207 days ago
thanks.
I thought I’d posted a picture of what we did at the end of the stair space, but I guess not.
We put a shelving area in the dining room wall, jutting into the stair space. It’s beautiful. Some day I should take a picture of it too
-- ~ Debbie, Ontario Canada
MarkTheFiddler
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posted 207 days ago
I saw the happy dance! That’s way too funny. It’s far too Complicated for me to pull it off. Thanks much for the chuckle!
-- A year into redoing my home - a year to go.
MsDebbieP
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posted 207 days ago
yah, that was pretty funny. :)
-- ~ Debbie, Ontario Canada
BillyJ
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posted 205 days ago
Nice job. That’s a great way to reclaim the needed space. Very cool.
-- No matter how many times I measure, I always forget the dimensions before I cut.
MsDebbieP
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posted 205 days ago
thanks :D
-- ~ Debbie, Ontario Canada
GaryL
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posted 205 days ago
This is what I keep telling my wife….”See, we are good for ..something”......
Nice use of that space!
-- The difference between a pro and an amateur, an amateur points out his mistakes
MsDebbieP
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posted 205 days ago
haha
reminds me of a commercial that was on tv a couple of years ago—“I think of the ideas and he figures them out” :D
-- ~ Debbie, Ontario Canada
Rick
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posted 201 days ago
Now that is a great use of usually “Wasted Space”!!
Nice Design By You! Great Piece Of Work By Rick!! (The Other Rick …LOL..)
Rick
Do you have any Kitchen Cabinets you’d like to do the same type of work to?
I did this one for a Neighbour about 2 Years Ago. VERY straight forward. Not difficult at all.
Stile Removed (I just Twisted it out) Now attached to the back of the Left Hand Door. Middle Shelf Popped Out. Drawers made from Birch and Blum Full Extension Slides.
Rick
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MsDebbieP
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posted 201 days ago
oh I like the “double” width.
Rick has added pull-out shelves to almost all of my cabinets. But I never thought of going “double’ ...dang.
-- ~ Debbie, Ontario Canada
Rick
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posted 201 days ago
UH OH! You didn’t hear it from me!!
We don’t live that far apart and I don’t want some guy by the Name of Rick …THUMPING another guy by the name of Rick. ..LOL….
Cheers Ms Debbie!!
Rick …(Richard?)
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