Reliable Cabinet Pantry Services in Miami, FL

Adding ShelfGenie's custom Pull-Out shelves and drawers to your current cabinet pantry will maximize your storage capabilities and improve the overall functionality of your kitchen. With Pull-Outs, you will have easy access to every part of your pantry, organizing items in the front and the back of your shelf.

Yes! When ShelfGenie installs Pull-Out shelves and drawers that extend all the way, you bring food out to the light and improve accessibility so food doesn’t end up lost in the back of the pantry.

Installing Pull-Out shelving makes it easier to keep all of your food storage organized and easily accessible. The Pull-Outs are also easy to clean since the shelves pull all the way out of the cabinet toward you.

Yes. ShelfGenie offers customized spice racks, spaces for cookie sheets, pots and pans, appliances, and Pull-Out shelves for organizing food. All of our products are manufactured in the United States using high-quality materials like Baltic Birch and other hardwoods. Our Glide-Outs have a special UV coating that gives pantry shelving a glossy finish and extra protection.

Cabinet pantries come in a variety of styles and sizes to suit different kitchen layouts and preferences. Let ShelfGenie help you make the most of your cabinet pantry by adding adjustable Pull-Out shelving and more:

Adjustable Shelves

Adjustable shelving is ideal when you have a wide array of storage needs, such as tall cereal boxes or small cans. Adjustable shelves can provide vertical flexibility and feature adjustable clips or brackets for support.

Drawers

Drawers are typically used for spices, snacks, and other kitchen supplies. The advantage of a pull-out drawer is that you can see and easily access it from the front and top, making them particularly useful in deep pantries where items tend to get lost in the back.

Doors

A pantry door is a barrier protecting the pantry contents from dust and pets in the outside world. It provides privacy from the food and whatever else you store inside so you can maintain a clean aesthetic in your kitchen. Cabinet doors come in many different styles, including:

• Sliding barn doors: Barn doors can be space savers in narrow kitchens. They are a go-to for cabinet pantries next to a wall that allows for the barn door opening width but not enough space for a traditionally swinging hinged door. 
• Bi-fold doors: A space-saving alternative to traditional door widths, bi-fold doors are also an excellent choice for homes with young children. Bi-fold doors feature an anti-finger pinch system that helps protect little hands from injury when getting snacks, cereal, or other goodies out of the pantry.
• Standard hinged doors: If door swing isn’t a concern, consider a standard hinged door in your cabinet pantry. It allows for the widest opening and offers integrating additional storage solutions like spice racks into the door itself. Added bonus is that you can pick out your preferred door material. Frosted glass pantry doors, for example, are endlessly customizable.

Aside from the many ways you can customize the inside of your cabinet pantry and the door, installing one – space permitting – is an easy choice. ShelfGenie has transformed thousands of underutilized food cabinet pantries. Book your free consultation today and learn how to create the ultimate customized pantry for your kitchen!

From the initial consultation to the day of cabinet pantry installation, our goal is to transform your kitchen into a resourceful space.

ShelfGenie offers a free, no-obligation consultation and walkthrough of areas in your home where you want more organization, storage space, or accessibility. One of our professional designers will visit your home, assess your needs, and generate a 3D rendering of your custom solution in real-time.

From there, one of our team members will return to your home to take measurements before installation day. Our handcrafting shelving is American-made and crafted from the high-quality materials and finishes you selected with your designer during your consultation. Installation generally takes one day to complete, with larger jobs taking two days at most.