Storage
Linen presses and pantries where nothing hides at the back
Adjustable shelving sized to what you store — towels and bedding at the right depth, tins and jars in view — behind hinged or sliding doors, or as a full walk-in pantry.
Linen & Pantry
Where storage usually goes wrong first
The linen press and pantry are the two cupboards that were previously built with deep shelves and a lot of optimism. Everything at the back is forgotten, everything at the front spills out.
Let us rebuild these areas around your storage requirements. Linens get shelves at the depth of a folded towel, open pigeon-holes or doors to blend seamlessly into your hallway.
Pantries get shallower, adjustable shelving so every item is visible; pull-out baskets, internal drawers or even an added benchtop for those walk-in pantries, housing the appliances you use daily.
Whether it’s a hallway cupboard, a pantry or walk-in pantry, let us customise your space with cabinetry manufactured in our Blacktown factory.
Real projectStocked corner pantry
Adjustable shelving
Shelves set to the height of what goes on them, and movable when that changes.
Walk-in or cupboard pantry
Shelving on three walls for a walk-in, or a slimline fit-out behind existing doors.
Pull-out baskets and drawers
Ventilated wire baskets for vegetables, internal drawers for the small things.
Doors to match
Hinged, sliding or open-fronted, in the same polytec range as your wardrobes.
Made to your opening
Floor to ceiling and wall to wall, so the cupboard finally uses all of its own space.
Recent work
Real linen & pantry, in real homes
Design inspiration
Ideas to bring to your consult
Concept imagery to spark ideas — not photos of our work. Every finish you see here has an equivalent in the polytec range we build with.
Good to know
Questions we get asked about linen & pantry
Anything else? Ask your designer at your onsite consult.
Can you turn a hallway cupboard into a proper linen press?
Yes — that is one of the most common jobs we do. We fit shelving at the right depth for folded linen, and either keep your existing doors or replace them to match.
How deep should pantry shelves be?
Shallower than most people expect. Deep shelves are where tins go to be forgotten; your designer sizes each shelf to what you store so everything stays in view.
Do you build walk-in pantries?
Yes. Shelving on three walls, a bench for appliances, pull-out baskets and drawers — designed around the way you cook and shop.
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