[serenityseeker]

Does anyone know of a place(other than Lowe's/Home Depot) that sells kits for converting cabinet shelves to pullouts? I know there are several online dealers but logistics and time frame would make it easier to purchase near TV's.

[pwdasher]

There was a topic here yesterday, about a cabinet builder used in the Villages, Bailey Industries, in Lessburg, I think. You may be able to contact them, if you want pullouts for your Villages cabinets, They most likely built them. Look for the forum here, that is talking about building products..

[fraurauch]

We used The Pull-Out Shelf Co. 352-243-2513. Chris Arnold.

He did a great job and was reasonably priced. Put them in all our base cabinets and in our pantry. Love them.

[downeaster]

I did it myself. Bought hardware, slides, and plywood, etc. at Lowes. At the time I had a bench top 10" table saw. It was a bit of a challenge but it kept me off the street for a couple of days. Also scored big points with the bride.
BTE, I joined the Villages Woodworkers Club and eliminated the table saw.

DC

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by downeaster

I did it myself. Bought hardware, slides, and plywood, etc. at Lowes. At the time I had a bench top 10" table saw. It was a bit of a challenge but it kept me off the street for a couple of days. Also scored big points with the bride.
BTE, I joined the Villages Woodworkers Club and eliminated the table saw.

DC

I am SUCH a girl but I am seriously thinking of joining the Villages Woodworkers Club. I want to start with simple things like making frames for some of my pictures and then go right into.......who knows. The trouble with me is I THINK I can do most anything until I fail miserably.

[downeaster]

Gracie, it sounds like you are a good candidate for the VWC. They have numerous classes from beginners to advanced. Members are very generouse with their time and are always willing to help. Being "SUCH" a girl is no deterrent. GO FOR IT!!!

DC