How to Make Pull-Out Shelves for Kitchen Cabinets

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Thank You for the very thorough explanation and detailed video. Now all I have to do is convince my husband he can do it.

MLV in Riverside, CA

Feb 7, at 4:31pm

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Jerk much? A lot of DIYers are very inexperienced and are doing their best to make sure they do it right by buying exactly what they see. And with extra time and some great pointers, they will do fine! Was nice of you to include the link at the end of your post and it's a shame we had to read through your attitude to get it. Lighten up

DIYMuch

Jan 23, at 7:07pm

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the step where and how you measured the width before you cut was skipped and would seem to be the most important step! ? All else was excellent. Where do I buy parts you used? glennf1@charter.net

Glenn

Oct 14, at 3:23pm

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Where can I purchase the cabinet partition?

Susan

Sep 10, at 11:04am

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I have found better pricing on the internet, and they came assembled. $125.00 for 2 drawers is a bit much considering you have to assemble them yourself.

Also, I thing that the videos leave out a lot of important details. Cabinet making/remodeling is not as easy as Ron would have you believe.

This is NOT for me!!!

Red

Sep 2, at 6:06pm

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Tim Moses is a crook. Check his ebay caddyshelf01. He takes everyones money and RUNS. Even shut down his website www.caddyshelf.com

amy

Aug 14, at 8:19pm

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I have slide-out shelves but have always had a problem with the corners of the shelves scratching the insides of the doors. The hinges on the doors do not allow the doors to open much beyond 90 degrees. We try to always open them all the way before pulling out a drawer, but don't always make it. I've tried attaching felt to the corners and some other things, but never has ever lasted. Any suggestions?

Nelson Ford

Jun 25, at 9:58am

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As much as I would love to see the video, I have dial up and I am unable to do so. Is there someplace I can go to read about it?

Shirley Hoard

Apr 22, at 11:07am

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Ron,you make kitchen life so much easier for us women

molly beharie

Feb 23, at 12:43pm

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If you have any wood working skills save some money and build your own sliding shelves. Using this video as a guide I replace all the base cabinet shelving to the left of our sink with 2 slider-shelves behind the far door and 2 wider slider shelves behind what are now double doors. My base cabinets are frameless so I had to add a 'lintel' under the upper 3 drawers. For the single doors become double doors I had to add a 1/2" melamine trim to the back of one door to cover the now open gap. Total cost : 8 full extension 100lbs drawer slides about $18 each. 1 sheet of 5/8 birch plywood at about $40 and the rest was shop scraps and spare parts. So under a couple hundred bucks and my time.

Freeman

Jan 1, at 4:27pm

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Can the rolling shelves be purchased in ontario canada, If so where.thankyou;

Clarence Ronchiadin

Nov 27, at 11:58am

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Thanks Ron! This video was exactly what I was looking for. I can't wait to get started. Thanks again.

Christine Smelcer

Oct 8, at 1:25pm

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Yes, I agree. The QuikTray rollout system is carried by a few online sellers. However the drawer kit is a bit more difficult to find. It's available from RollingShelves.com. Here's the link: http://yhst-55148511090951.stores.yahoo.net/undoityosh.html

Ron Hazelton

Oct 7, at 5:44pm

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After watching the video I was quickly able to locate the QuikTray system online and actually found several places to purchase it from. The problem is that the QuikTray system is only the cabinet hardware, it does not include the pull out shelves. It states that shelves are sold separately. However, in the Project Steps video Ron Hazelton says that the pull out shelves he is using is the "Shelf kit that came with the system". I scoured every cabinet parts website I could find and could not find those specific shelves anywhere. Ron Hazelton Online, Ron, or anyone else; can you please provide some information on where those specific shelves can be purchased? Thank you for your time.

Rob Ross

Oct 7, at 4:25pm

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To everyone asking where to buy these kitchen pull out shelves: Jeez! Wake Up! First of all, at the beginning of the video, Ron states the name of the company that makes the shelves he installed. Second, haven't you ever heard of Google? It's one of several well-known websites (sometimes called "search engines") where you type a word or a phrase like "kitchen pull out shelves" in the search field and press Enter. Then, in the blink of an eye, as amazing as it might seem to you, you'll find hundreds of websites where you can buy pull out shelves. P.S. It's the Quicktray Roll-Out System from cabinetparts.com.

Oct 2, at 5:52pm

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This is completely "Useless project" without detailed information of where to buy the shelves knits and the sliders.

Al Chan

Oct 2, at 3:51pm

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I am sold, please advise where I may purchase kits, thank you.

Warren Le Grice

Sep 28, at 10:20pm

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Where can I buy these slide out shelf kits

Bill swain

Sep 22, at 5:30pm

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where can I purchase these drawer sliders?

bill lavacque

Sep 13, at 3:02pm

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what company sells these roll out shelves?

Manuel Rego

Sep 7, at 6:12pm

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