Kitchen Pantry Cabinet | 71 Inch, Pull-Out Shelves, Walnut

Kitchen Pantry Cabinet – 71 Inch Storage Cabinet with Pull-Out Shelves, Walnut

Dhs. 2,150.47

Kitchen Pantry Cabinet – 71 Inch Storage Cabinet with Pull-Out Shelves

This kitchen pantry cabinet is a tall, walnut-finish storage unit with a full-height pull-out shelf tower on the left, glass-fronted cupboards at the top, an open appliance bay in the middle and a lower cupboard fitted with pull-out organisers. It measures 43.31 inches wide, 15.75 inches deep and 70.87 inches high. Easy Life Markets sells it in walnut.

It is close to a fitted larder in one freestanding piece. The slim tower on the left slides out on rollers to show seven tiers of narrow shelves, the sort of space that suits tins, jars, bottles and spice racks. The main section gives you somewhere to stand a microwave and a coffee machine at working height, closed storage above for plates and glasses, and slide-out trays below for pots and pans. The supplier's photos show it in a kitchen-diner with all of that in place.

What Is in the Box

The supplier lists this as a combination item sent in two packages, weighing 112.44 lb (51 kg) and 74.96 lb (34 kg). It notes that the two packages may arrive at different times. The cabinet is flat-packed and needs assembling. The supplier does not list the tools or the number of parts, so ask us if you want those before ordering.

Dimensions

These figures come from the supplier's specification.

Measurement	Inches	Centimetres
Width	43.31	110
Depth	15.75	40
Height	70.87	180
Spacing between pull-out tower shelves	About 8.9	About 22.5

The assembled cabinet weighs 176.37 lb (80 kg). Internal cupboard sizes, the size of the appliance bay and shelf load limits are not stated.

Specifications

Type: Freestanding pantry and kitchen storage cabinet
Material: 15 mm particle board with a 3 mm MDF back, melamine finish
Colour: Walnut
Left section: Full-height pull-out tower with seven tiers
Upper right: Two glazed doors
Middle right: Open shelves for appliances
Lower right: Two doors with two pull-out organisers on ball-bearing slides
Supplier item code: W331S00182

How the Storage Is Laid Out

The pull-out tower. One tall front panel with a handle. Pull it and the whole column of shelves rolls out, so nothing is lost at the back. The supplier counts seven layers of storage.
The glazed cupboards. Two doors with ribbed glass in the photos. Contents are visible as shapes without being fully on show.
The open bay. Two open shelves, shown holding a microwave and a coffee machine.
The base cupboard. Behind two panelled doors the supplier fits two expandable pull-out organisers on full-extension slides, for pots, pans and heavier items.

A Straight Answer on the Details

It is board, not solid wood. The supplier states 15 mm particle board with a melamine surface. The walnut grain is a printed finish.
"4 doors". The supplier's name says four doors. The photos show two glazed doors and two lower doors, plus the tall front of the pull-out tower.
Appliances and power. No cable hole or socket is mentioned. If you stand a microwave or coffee machine in the open bay, check the bay size with us, leave ventilation space as the appliance maker requires and plan where the lead will run. No shelf load is stated.
Weight. At 80 kg empty, this is heavy. Decide where it goes before you build it, and build it in that room.
Not stated: Shelf load limits, appliance bay dimensions, package dimensions, glass type and whether a wall-fixing kit is supplied.

About Pantries

A pantry was originally a separate room for storing bread and dry food, kept apart from the heat of the kitchen. Few modern homes have the space, so the idea has shrunk into tall cabinets. The principle is the same. Dry goods keep best somewhere cool, dark and dry, and they are used more and wasted less when you can see them. Narrow pull-out shelves do that job better than deep fixed ones.

Will It Fit?

You need a wall space of at least 110 cm and a ceiling clearance above 180 cm. Check for coving, pipes and light fittings.
The pull-out tower needs clear floor in front equal to its depth, about 40 cm, plus room for you to stand.
The lower doors and organisers need the same space to open.
A tall cabinet has to be stood upright after assembly. If it is built lying down, the diagonal is longer than the height, so a ceiling of about 185 cm or more is needed to tip it up.
Stand it on a level, hard floor. Rollers and slides do not run well if the cabinet is twisted.

Safety

Fix the cabinet to the wall. A tall unit with a loaded pull-out tower extended can tip forward.
Open one pull-out at a time.
Put the heaviest items low down.
Do not let children hang on the doors or climb the shelves.

Care

Wipe melamine surfaces with a damp cloth and dry them.
Mop up spills quickly, especially at the edges of boards, where water can get in and swell the core.
Clean the glass with a cloth, not a direct spray.
Keep the slides and rollers free of crumbs and grit.
Avoid abrasive pads and solvent cleaners.