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Base cabinet shelves question --  0 -- 
2/4/16
For years I've used a half shelf mounted solid in base cabinets where applicable. I'm wanting to start line boring the sides and do an adjustable shelf. I can't do the half shelf because I can't line bore in the middle of the side for the front pins because I've only got a single row line boring machine and the fense is set up for two inches away from the bits. I can however do it and use a full shelf. I was wondering how you guys do it. I want something that is handy for the customer, and I've never thought a half shelf was. Any thoughts? Thanks
2/4/16 #2: Base cabinet shelves question ...
I never used anything but a full adjustable shelf in my lowers with the exception of the corner cabinet the part that is Lost on the return I cut that shelf out the width of the door opening and half the depth and of course it is fix I Use that shelf only when I can't sell them on a half Moon I do my best to avoid a Lazy Susan
2/5/16 #3: Base cabinet shelves question ...
Agree with John
always depth of cabinet -10mm
Same thing in the corners to avoid cutting a corner shelf but you need to hand drill the return end of the shelf.
2/5/16 #4: Base cabinet shelves question ...
Website: closetexperts.com
No disrespect intended Mike, but seriously, a fixed half shelf in base cabinets? I wonder what market you serve. That is so 80s. I am guessing face frame construction then too. You can pick up double line boring machines for a song these days.
2/5/16 #5: Base cabinet shelves question ...
Full depth adjustable shelf when I use shelves.
I try to talk most of my clients out of shelves lately and most of the time they prefer some type of insert in their place whether it be a trash can, rollouts, pot/pan storage, ect.
Also a good way to do a few add ons.
2/5/16 #6: Base cabinet shelves question ...
Thanks for the responses. Let me clarify that most of the kitchens I do get pullout shelves, which is the best. But some jobs are on a tight budget which means just a basic shelf. So to answer your question Rich, most of my work is high end. I don't turn down the low budget jobs either though. I don't think that means I'm stuck in the 80's, maybe the 70's because I still wear plaid bell bottoms:) kidding...
2/5/16 #7: Base cabinet shelves question ...
Website: closetexperts.com
Whew. Well aren't those bell bottoms coming back yet? I remember well....
2/5/16 #8: Base cabinet shelves question ...
Don't even joke like that ,Rich. I still have bad dreams of me wearing bellbottoms.
2/5/16 #9: Base cabinet shelves question ...
we run full depth shelves on everything
Why don't you upsell Roll Outs ?
2/5/16 #10: Base cabinet shelves question ...
These days I do my very best to get clients to go all drawers in base cabinet in place of shelves and especially roll-outs.
2/6/16 #11: Base cabinet shelves question ...
While we put adjustable shelves in our cabs, the reality is, if you are designing the kitchen for the customer, they rarely ever "adjust" the shelves after they determine what's going in there...
Think about it... when was the last time you adjusted your shelves?...
2/6/16 #12: Base cabinet shelves question ...
Very true KAP. As much as anything I'm thinking I can bore the sides faster than I can mount a shelf. Personally I don't want to bend over and get anything out of a base cabinet. In my opinion the pull out shelves are the best option which is what I push for. We do them in a lot of pantries.
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2/6/16 #13: Base cabinet shelves question ...
OMG why do people still scoff at face frame cabinets...many people still want them....I personally like the look but do I disrespect frameless guys.... no ...geesch ...enough
2/6/16 #14: Base cabinet shelves question ...
Faceframes rule in the middle of the country. So do farms and cows....can't be all that bad!
2/7/16 #15: Base cabinet shelves question ...
I don't understand roll outs. They are basically a drawer that forces you to open a door or most likely two doors first. The doors usually look beat up inside after a short time. They also consume a lot of space due to the space outs required for the doors & face frame. Why not just make drawers? Haven't made a face frame in 25 years.
2/7/16 #16: Base cabinet shelves question ...
I agree 100% with Larry. That's why I always do my best to steer customers toward drawers.
I did this in my own kitchen we are very happy with all drawers in the base cabinets.
2/7/16 #17: Base cabinet shelves question ...
Can't take looking at that sideways cabinet any longer.
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2/7/16 #18: Base cabinet shelves question ...
I like drawers as well but I wouldn't want all drawers, it would just look odd to me.
Richard that pic is not sideways on my device???
2/8/16 #19: Base cabinet shelves question ...
Website: http://morantz cabinets.com
Drawers all the way, except pantries. We use zero clearance Blum 165 degree hinges that do not require any spacers. Drawer slides mount in system holes with euroscrews. Harold.
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2/9/16 #20: Base cabinet shelves question ...
Beautiful white kitchen. Really don't like 165 hinges, they start sagging way sooner than the regular 120's.
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