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21 Small Kitchen DIY for People with Organization Anxiety

Say goodbye to the days of rummaging through cluttered drawers and embrace a functional and fabulous kitchen.

5-4. A DIY Rustic Stackable Storage Bins With Lockable lip

Create your own rustic stackable storage bins with these actionable steps:

Step 1: Build the Frame
Using 2×2 boards, create a “U” shape by gluing and screwing the boards together. Use a drill bit to counter-sink and pilot hole the screws. Repeat to make a second “U” shape.

Step 2: Add the Bottom
Attach three 1×4 boards (28.5 inches long) to the bottom of the frames using screws. Apply glue along the width of each board for added strength.

Step 3: Create the Lockable Lip
Attach two 1×3 boards (12.75 inches long) to each end, leaving a 1-inch gap between the bottom and top board. This creates a lip for locking the crates together.

Step 4: Add the Front and Back
Attach two 1×3 boards (30 inches long) to the front and back of the frame. Leave a 3/4-inch overhang on the bottom board. Use glue and nails to secure the boards in place.

Step 5: Finish the Bins
Apply your desired finish to the stackable storage bins. You can create an old, vintage look or choose any finish that suits your style.

Note: While these bins offer rustic charm, remember that they may not be suitable for heavy or delicate items. Consider the intended use and weight capacity when utilizing these bins. Enjoy your customized storage solution!

Alternatively, DIY Budget-Friendly Kitchen Cabinet Cubbies from BHG

Follow these steps for budget-friendly kitchen cabinet cubbies:

  • Prep the Wall: Remove existing cabinets, fill holes, and repaint. Plan cubby arrangement on the wall using tape, ensuring overlap with studs and avoiding wires.
  • Cut and Assemble: Use a saw to cut wood pieces to desired measurements. Apply wood glue and join pine shelves and plywood backs to create open cubbies. Clamp and reinforce with nails.
  • Install Cubbies: With a partner, mount cubbies from the bottom up, securing them with screws in studs and drywall anchors.
  • Sand and Caulk: Sand cubbies, fill holes, and caulk seams for a seamless look.
  • Finish and Style: Paint cubbies with multiple coats, sanding between each. Arrange kitchenware inside and on top of cubbies.

Enjoy your customized and organized storage solution!

Detail: Littleyellowwheelbarrow.com | Bhg.com/kitchen/

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