Pantry hacks and failures

[Weedygarden]

I will add in for what it’s worth: my pantry shelves are 3 quart jars deep. That helps me keep things rotated fairly easily. Also with that I always work pulling from one side.
I see the box store shelves like we have in the garage used for pantries and I know I would have a mess if I tried to use those.
Lastly, I have very few commercially canned foods. I can most of our foods.

I really agree that anything that is deep, like a deep cabinet, is problematic for being able to be on top of what is in there and where.

 

[elkhound]

built from scrap red cedar lumber to go by back door in narrow spot.

 

[Bacpacker]

built from scrap red cedar lumber to go by back door in narrow spot.

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That is awesome

 

[Weedygarden]

built from scrap red cedar lumber to go by back door in narrow spot.

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I've been working on plans for something similar that can hold canning jars and #10 cans. I do plan on making some kind of doors for mine to keep it a little bit hidden from first glance.