Maximise Kitchen Drawer Space By Storing Utensils Diagonally


Long kitchen utensils and gadgets take up a lot of space. Store them more efficiently and free up some room in your kitchen drawers by creating cheap diagonal inserts out of wood.

Instead of buying the pricey $US75 insert from Master Brands and Diamond Cabinets shown above, The Kitchn suggests making your own from thin pieces of wood and attaching with E-6000 glue found at your local craft store. Now your extra-long utensils can be out of sight, neatly organised and not so cramped.

Make the Most of Kitchen Drawers by organising Diagonally [The Kitchn]


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