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xp: Rubbermaid closet kit in kitchen?
We have a TINY kitchen in our apartment (which is devastating, we love to cook). There is a totally blank wall above the stove though so I would like to maximize our storage there.
I was looking at Rubbermaid and Closetmaid shelving, and it adds up pretty fast. That's when I saw this kit and thought it might work (in a different configuration). We could use the closet bar at the top as a pot rack. It's not the prettiest thing in the world, but this also isn't going to be my kitchen forever (the landlord doesn't care).
Does anyone have any better suggestions for shelving? My main concern is that I want the shelves to be adjustable. The kitchen has stainless countertops so if I can find something that coordinates it would be nice as well.
Re: xp: Rubbermaid closet kit in kitchen?
I'm not sure I see the big benefit of having them be adjustable?
I would get 3 of these rails and use them as pot and lid racks:
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/90011396/ They also make a shelf that is 5 or 6 rows of tubing, though I don't see that on their website.
Or make something similar like this:
http://www.thekitchn.com/thekitchn/look-wallmounted-pot-rack-076360
I wanted adjustable only because I hate when you buy something intending it for a specific space and it just barely doesn't fit lol
But I was looking at Ikea and I think we will go with the other Grundtal shelves, which you can also use the hooks with for pots if I want.
Thanks!