The Simplest DIY Pull Out Baking Sheet Organizer

Build this simple pull out baking sheet organizer to declutter your kitchen cabinets

January is always the month of getting organized for me.

It feels like a chance to start fresh & declutter, clean, & organize our home.

This weeks focus is on the kitchen!

If you have been following along you know our kitchen cabinets were finally delivered & installed last month after a 24-week wait (read more on that here)!

When I tell you we barely survived that long without a kitchen I mean it 😉

You can find all my kitchen renovation survival tips here

Now that all the cabinets are in it’s time to get things organized!

I recently tackled the silverware organizer & now it’s time to take on the baking sheets.

They are always a mess & just thrown in on top of each other willy nilly so it’s time to give them a proper & organized home.

DIY Pull Out Baking Sheet Organizer

Supplies:

• 1″ Primed White Pine Board
• 1/4″ Plywood
• Drawer Slides
• Wood Glue
• Dado Router Bit (or nails)
• Measuring Tape
• Drill
• Jigsaw

Tutorial:

First, install the two drawer slides at the bottom of the cabinet.

Use scrap wood to make sure they will slide on the outside of the cabinets trim.

Next, measure the distance in-between the drawer slides with both pieces installed.

This is the size you want to build the drawer.

Cut the primed pine boards to the drawer size using a miter saw.

For the bottom of the drawer you can either use a router to create slots for the bottom to fit into or you can glue & nail it from the bottom (at a later step).

We used a router because it’s simple & we already had it set up from our closer drawer project!

Once the sides are built attach the frame together using pocket holes & screws.

The bottom will be made out of 1/4″ plywood cut to the size of the bottom of the drawer.

Once the base of the drawer is built it’s time to add the slot.

The slot piece can be cut out with a jigsaw, also cut out triangle brackets, or buy metal ones from your local hardware store.

Secure the slot using the brackets you made & screws.

It’s important to use a level also just to be sure the slot piece is straight!

Once the drawer is completely assembled, attach it to the slides.

After you insert the drawer into the cabinet you can make adjustments using the slides.

Once the drawer base is installed attach the drawer front using clamps & screws.

That’s it, now all our baking sheets are neatly organized & easily accessible!

& I finally have a drawer, something I have wanted in this kitchen since the beginning!

Now that I know how easy this was to build, you can bet this won’t be the last!

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