Storage for Kanz kitchen and pantry

[08720]

So I got a heck of a deal on a "used" Kanz kitchen and pantry but had no practical way of storage due to the size of both pieces and my fridge. I've been wanting to do something with 80/20 for a while and decided to use it for my build. I can post specifics if people are interested whenever I get to my computer.

 

[08720]

We drove to Arkansas to pick up the pieces and did some fishing while we were there. Great times as you can tell from my buddies face. Items were part of a divorce settlement and the wife let them go for a steal. Included tons of nice Snow Peak cookware.

 

[08720]

Fits perfect. Need to put down some non-skid material as the poly/waxed surface was stupid.

 

[vipergrhd]

That is a very sweet set up you have,looks like a lot of planning and hard work went into it.

 

[canman]

Looks great. Kinda ala Goose Gear. Looking to build a rear system as well and keep debating 80/20 vs plywood.

 

[08720]

Looks great. Kinda ala Goose Gear. Looking to build a rear system as well and keep debating 80/20 vs plywood.

I lost some valuable inches going this route. I like the look and it is definitely light enough. The heavy duty locking slides make up a lot of the weight. I have more plans for the 80/20 as I did enjoy working with it.

 

[Corey]

Very nice, looks great.

 

[spressomon]

Nice 80/20 apply!

 

[LAMBCRUSHER]

so what type size of material did you use for the skins? Any pics of the panel assembly? Good Work!

 

[Aloha Dave]

ALOHA 08720

WHAT A GREAT BUY & CLEAN LOOKING SET UP U CREATED.

WHEN EVER POSSIBLE , COULD U PLEASE POST UP A MATERIAL LIST OF ALL THE PARTS U USED. THIS HAS GOT ME THINKING ABOUT MADING A SIMILAR SET UP.

MAHALO

 

[rusty_tlc]

Hey Dave, check the caps lock on your key board. Just sayin.... all caps is like shouting on forums, in an angry way.

 

[Aloha Dave]

Aloha rusty_tic

Did not know the finer point of typing etiquette.

Mahalo

 

[08720]

It is the 9000 series (9005, etc) quick frame. 1/4" under-laminate, 3/4" slide bottoms, too many rivets, 1/2" ply for drawer, southco c2-32-35 latch, 20" Accuride HD locking slides (used ebay special), 28" slide for drawer (generic 100 something lb deal), all wood is finished with marine spar varnish. 3/4" plywood base secured to 80 series body using 10mm bolts, tee nuts for securing boxes to base, also 10mm.

 

[Dubbinchris]

Man, that looks great.

 

[08720]

Man, that looks great.

Thanks guys. After driving around a little with it back there I do need to silence those tie down points. Suckers rattle.

 

[LAMBCRUSHER]

Thanks guys. After driving around a little with it back there I do need to silence those tie down points. Suckers rattle.

how about coating them in that poly dip stuff for tool handles?- just the rings...to silence them when they bounce...

 

[08720]

how about coating them in that poly dip stuff for tool handles?- just the rings...to silence them when they bounce...

I bet that would work well and look nice. Thanks

 

[Aloha Dave]

Mr. 80720 , thanks for the parts list & info. The pics are helpful & look great too.

Mahalo

 

[08720]

No worries Dave. Thanks for the kind words. I look forward to getting some use out of it this year.

Mike

 

[Itsky]

So Nice!