Thanks to Ross’s Discount Home Centre, choosing pantry cupboards has never been easier. Whether you live alone in a compact apartment or a spacious house with a large family, you will find a pantry cabinet that fits your needs.
When choosing kitchen pantry cupboards, consider the following factors: quality, size, positioning, and configuration.
Pantry Cupboard Quality
When it comes to quality, it’s important to invest in pantry cupboards that are built to last. It should have a robust carcas and soft-close doors, be resistant to moisture, and be durable enough to hold all your pantry items. Our kitchen cabinet range meets these criteria. The carcasses are made from HMR board—a melamine board—and features include soft-close doors, all delivered pre-assembled and ready for you to place into position, ready for immediate use.
Pantry Size
Choosing the right size pantry is as important as selecting the right size kitchen cabinets. Once installed, it can be difficult to upgrade to a larger pantry. Therefore, choose the biggest pantry cabinet your kitchen space allows. Do you need a single-door cabinet or a double-door cabinet? Larger pantry cupboards with double doors and extra depth offer easy access and ensure you’ll have enough space for your needs.
Pantry Placement and Positioning
Your kitchen layout plays a key role in determining the best placement for your pantry cabinet. In L-shaped or corner kitchens, a pantry is often positioned centrally to maintain balance and accessibility. In galley kitchens, placing the pantry at one end provides symmetry and keeps the space efficient. For a cohesive look, consider balancing the pantry with other large appliances, like positioning it opposite a fridge.
When planning your cabinetry, think about the overall layout and functionality of your kitchen or laundry room. If your kitchen is small or counter space is limited, a tall, narrow pantry may be better than a wider design that occupies valuable floor space. Experiment with different configurations using our 3D Kitchen Planner to find the perfect arrangement for your pantry, wall cabinets, and base cabinets.
Pantry Configuration
Finally, consider the configuration of your kitchen pantry cupboards to ensure you have enough space. Think about your pantry items, ingredients, and how you’d like them stored. Do you prefer simple shelving or a pull-out pantry for easy access? Would you find drawers useful? For the laundry, would a linen cupboard, broom cupboard, or both be beneficial? Read our post, Organising Your Kitchen Cabinets: Tips for Improved Functionality, for more ideas on maximising your storage space.
For budget-friendly kitchen pantry cupboards and cabinets in Perth, no place offers a better range than Ross’s Discount Home Centre. Shop online today for $50 delivery to Perth Metro, or visit our kitchen showroom in Guildford, Perth.
