Kitchen Storage and Organisers

Q: What are the three main storage areas in a kitchen?

Each kitchen has three main storage zones, where storage should be close by. These are the fridge zone (where you store items like appliances and things used to prepare food); the sink zone (where you store items like crockery, glasses, and cutlery so they can be easily put away after washing); and the oven and stovetop zone (where you store cooking essentials like pots and pans).

Q: What depth are kitchen units?

In Australia the standard depth of a kitchen unit is 60 cm.

Cluttered kitchen cupboards and drawers can be incredibly frustrating when preparing or cooking meals in the kitchen. Kitchen storage and kitchen organisers can make a world of difference, helping you organise your pantry items as well as your tableware and cookware. ArchiPro features some of the best kitchen organisers in Australia from trusted and reputable suppliers.

Cargo IQ Plus, 90° Pot-and-Pan Drawer

Hettich

Maddox Hanging Rail - 100mm Projection

Savage Design

From

$282.00

90° pot-and-pan drawers

Oeko Spider Bottle Partition Anthracite

Base Mat Universal to Suit Oeko 40 Litre

Nover

Featuring the best kitchen organisers in Australia

Streamlined kitchen drawers and cupboards bring structure, organisation and calm to a kitchen and there are many different types of solutions available. ArchiPro helps you find your ideal solution by featuring only the best kitchen storage suppliers in Australia. By installing a state-of-the-art organiser, you’ll be able to quickly find ingredients, plates, cutlery and more exactly when you need them. You’ll cut down food waste from such things as expired jars in the back of the pantry, and you’ll be saving money at the supermarket by knowing exactly what you have at home and what you need.

Types of kitchen organisers

Kitchen drawer organisers

Kitchen drawer organisers come in a variety of styles and sizes. They can be used for dishware, cutlery, and other items.

Kitchen cupboard organisers

You can find kitchen cupboard organisers in various sizes and can combine different ones in the same cupboards to organise all sorts of items.

Kitchen shelves

Kitchen shelves or in-cabinet storage solutions, alongside cupboards and drawers, can be used for crockery, glasses, platters or items like recipe books.

Mass storage systems

These include kitchen storage solutions like whole pantry systems with shelves or baskets that can be installed throughout the whole pantry.

The advantages of high quality kitchen organisers

A kitchen organising solution often gets a lot of use, particularly something like a pull-out shelf in a pantry. Therefore, you need it to be durable and robust enough to withstand a lot of use. Items can also be heavy, including large platters or kitchen appliances, so storage must be made with quality materials to ensure it doesn’t warp or crack under the weight. Quality will also be present in the design with stylish features that work well and look great.

How to choose organisers that are right for you

Work out exactly where your pain points are and what kind of system will work for you. For instance, you may not want to install a mass storage system in your pantry if it’s just your spices and herbs and other small items that need organising. Ensure you get the right-sized organising solution too—something that will be big enough for the amount of crockery you have, for example—and make sure you choose systems that work for everyone who uses the kitchen.

How much kitchen storage do I need?

This depends on how much you have in your kitchen, including crockery, cutlery, glasses, wine bottles and other items. Ensure you get enough kitchen storage for everything you want to store or organise, with a bit extra for new purchases.