On Fri, 17 Aug 2012 23:02:23 -0400, Cheryl >
wrote:

>I always complain about the lack of cabinet space in my kitchen but I've
>solved it. I found a tall pantry that I put in the dining room against
>the wall next to the hutch. The flash doesn't do this justice since the
>hutch is solid wood and the pantry is laminated. In natural light it is
>a nice contrast and doesn't take up much floor space. I'm going to use
>it for storing small appliances I don't use all the time and also dry or
>canned food items. I have to get some shelf liner paper before I put
>anything in. It's very heavy and I hired my next door neighbor kid to
>put it together and I found out he's very detail oriented and a
>perfectionist with this stuff.
>
>http://i45.tinypic.com/1g2k4m.jpg
>http://i50.tinypic.com/otga52.jpg

I bought the same one many years ago from Staples, they're made of
particle board covered with fake wood grain paper, but they are
inexpensive and worth it for storage space, however they don't hold up
well to humidity. Mine is now in my basement, stores old computer
cables and anything computer related, mostly obsolete stuff but every
so often someone with an old PC needs a cable. I have several pieces
of that sort of furniture, a couple of file cabinets, three bookcases,
a TV stand, and probably a couple others I can't think of right now.
Oh, I even had a corner PC desk that I left where I lived last, a huge
thing it was heavy and too big to fit through the doorway and I didn't
feel like taking it apart, nor did I really want it, so I left it for
the new owners.