5-Shelf Compact L Shaped Walk-In Kitchen Pantry Kit (Fits 4 ft. x 4 ft. to 4 ft. x 5 ft.)

Turn Tight Corners Into Serious Storage Most pantries waste a foot and a half of dead air above cans and boxes. Adding a fifth shelf tightens up those gaps so you aren't stacking cans three-high just to make things fit. If your pantry floor is a mess and groceries are piled up everywhere, this 5-shelf setup puts five full tiers of solid wood storage on both walls. Built specifically for compact 4x4 and 4x5 rooms, this kit uses your full wall height to give every jar, can, and spice bottle its own dedicated spot. Because they're made of 100% real wood, these shelves won't bow or sag under heavy grocery loads. Every shelf also comes with a clear acrylic liner that drops in over the slats, giving small items a flat, stable surface while protecting the wood finish from sticky drips and scuffs. Key Details Five Tiers of Storage: Spreading groceries across five shelves means you can stop double-stacking cans and keep every item in plain view. Full 16-Inch Depth: Plenty of room for wide storage bins, boxes, and deep grocery stock without items hanging out over the edge. Clear Shelf Liners Included: Every shelf comes with a 14x48-inch clear liner. Spices and narrow bottles stay upright, and sticky spills wipe clean without touching the wood. Real Wood That Won't Sag: Genuine solid wood rated to hold 25 lbs per foot. Heavy metal brackets keep the middle of the shelf completely straight over time. Easy Cut-to-Fit Design: Pre-sized at 4 feet, but simple to cut down with a saw for odd or smaller sizes. The clear liners cut easily with scissors. Ideal Applications Busy Family Pantries: Great for households that buy groceries in bulk and need maximum shelf space to keep things organized. Canned Goods and Baking Supplies: Five shelves let you dedicate separate tiers to spices, baking staples, snacks, and cans so nothing gets buried. Small Corner Closets: Turns an awkward 4x4 or 4x5 corner closet into an organized walk-in pantry that feels like a custom pantry. The Trusted Advisor Tip: Setting Your Shelf Spacing When you're dealing with five shelves, put your top four a little closer together—about 10 to 11 inches apart—for canned goods and spices. Leave a bigger 14-inch opening on the bottom shelf so you have plenty of room for heavy beverage flats or big storage bins.