Type of Lrader units in the kitchen that work,

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I am thinking about pantry/larder units as do not ave a separate pantry at home. What sort of larder tall units work for you?

trying not to have tall pull outs as feel wobbly and things might fall out...just not feeling ste=urdy with them, unless it is just the base unit with the larder...

The tall corner walk-in larder units are amazing. They're big units, but much of the space they take up would otherwise be wasted in the back of am inaccessible corner cupboard. I know you could get one of the pull-out corner things, but I feel the same as you about them: I just don't trust them somehow!

We have a 600 mm pull out with cage type shelves it’s very sturdy and you can find everything. I really like it. Also a 300 mm one we put jars etc in. And a pantry cupboard with 3 drawers at the bottom. It’s just a cupboard above and I mingle look at getting cage type drawers put in.

Also read on here someone got a 300 mm short pull out cupboard for by their oven which seemed a great idea for oil etc.

Our builders built us a cupboard which would have been a great pantry if it didn’t have the underfloor heating manifold in it….