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I had to remove the upper cabinets in the kitchen and organize the storage space very neatly. Since the storage space was reduced by half, I used storage items to maximize the space in the lower cabinets. I bought a lot of them after reading the introduction of various kitchen storage items on Today's House. 1. Sliding dish shelf In my previous house, I used to stack dishes on the upper cabinets. The stacking method didn't work well in the first-in, first-out manner, so I ended up using only the same dishes on the top. Using a sliding shelf to store dishes on the lower cabinets took up much less space, and I liked that I could use the dishes evenly. It's more stable to use the sliding shelf on the lower shelf than on the upper shelf. If you install it on the upper shelf, the existing shelf might spill, so the part that fixes the shelf is sold as an option, but even if you use it that way, it won't spill, but it rattles, so it's a little unstable. Also, small dishes fit well in the grooves, but wide dishes like soup bowls don't fit. 2. Pot Organizer This is originally a product that is used standing up, but I use it by laying it down. It is easier to take it out and put it back in like this, and I like that I can use the end as if there is an extra space. (I put the pot lids upright.) #Kitchen storage #주방수납템 #상부장없는주방 #하부장수납 #수납템 #그릇정리 #그릇수납 #냄비정리대 #프라이팬정리