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Home Improvement > Kitchen > How to Build a Pullout for Pots and Pans

Learn how to build a pullout for pots and pans which maximizes storage agrea and eliminates the need to get down on the floor to access whatever is in the back.

Prepare to build the drawers/trays by cutting the bottom panels from 1/2-inch plywood to provide additional rigidity. Cut two sides, a front, and a back for each tray from the poplar. The back will be a few inches taller to stop pans from slipping off the rear of the pullout. For each tray, you will mount the sides and a back on top of the bottom panel. However, you will mount the front flush to the tray?s forward face, allowing it to overhang about an inch on the sides to conceal the drawer glides.
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