About two months ago, I watched a video by youtuber: landoftheblueflower. She had converted an old dresser into a can rotator that she put behind the sofa in her living area. When I showed it to my husband, and told him that I needed 1, he got busy. We had been fortunate sufficient to run into a cabinet maker who was clearing out some of his odd pieces and we bought a closet insert from him that was an unused piece from a construction job he had accomplished. My husband disassembled the piece and utilised it as a beginning point for this cabinet. He utilized three/eight inch plywood to make shelves and firring strips to make the runners the shelves sit on. The channels are made by employing drywall corner that is stapled onto the plywood. He has made the shelves with a three 1/2 inch drop to facilitate downhill roll. We had been able to accomodate 4 shelves. With the feet, it is approximatley 33 inches tall, it is 18 inches deep and seven feet long. He has faced it on the front with bead board and trimmed it out with half round molding. The back has been left open to accomodate for effortless access in the event of can catastrophy. He has placed a door on the “loading end” of the cabinet with a latch. The “unloading end” has been left open, although we have deemed putting a door on it. The leading has been fitted with a stunning piece of extended pine trimmed out with frame molding and mitered corners. In all, I am thrilled with the outcome, this is beautiful and practical. Now I am capable to free up lots of space in my …
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@atticus9799 your dogs would be dead roflmao. ya id just mindlessy come charging in your house. if i couldnt get what i wanted id just burn the house down.
Nice design and workmanship.
Very cool, your husband is very resourceful!
@chrislika1
See my previous comment. My son says $300 because I have to pay him. If you could do it yourself and have a piece of furniture to take apart and reuse it would be cheaper.
My son said it will cost at least $300 to build if I pay him. He isn’t interested in doing it for free.He is currently an unemployed carpenter/construction worker with a wife and baby. I cannot ask him to do it for free. And he needs a router bit and something else to do it.
@michaelofnewbabylon I have one too and when you try right after my dog rips your leg off, I’ll shoot you in the head and feed you to the other two dogs. : ) Thanks for watching and commenting moron.
@atticus9799 I will have a gun and i will take other peoples food.
Nice !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@chrislika1 Hi, thanks for the nice comment! We estimate that it would cost around $100.00 to build this. We actually built one for a friend of ours and that is around what it cost. The beauty of this design is that you can make it as long or short as you like to put it in an area in your home that will accomodate it. So for example, if you have a 4 foot space, you can make one to fit there. You will have less storage, but some is better than nothing! Thanks again! Noreen
wow! I really like this storage idea. it looks good. Your husband did an awesome job. I’m trying to think where would I put something like that in my house. Do you have a sense of how much it cost to build?
I would label the upper end as to not put the wrong item in each slot.
nice idea here
Nice video. I like the design.
@atticus9799 do a simple searchon youtube….type in food storage rotating…..and youll see some better options……i think berrydad2 has a great one but theres others
@TheBigpunn421 I beg to differ! I can store over 500 cans in this cabinet. But if you have a better design, I think everyone would like to have you share it.
crap design…. its only good for a couple solts….but if it works for u thats fine
I’m so envious. My husband isn’t that handy. Seriously, what a great idea that is!
Or just rotate them in your cabinet? I think your over complicating a simple process.
Great job! Thanks for posting!
I’m using alot of canning jars, alot of glass quarts and pints. Any ideas on how to store them for easy rotation?
Thanks for the comment! Actually I do only put one thing per chute in the rotator. It object is to have enough of each item for a year, that way I save money by purchasing on sale and I never have to worry that I am running out of something. For instance I have one section for canned peaches, one for diced tomatoes, one for tuna, one for mayo or anything that we use that we use a lot, I even have one for lemonade drink mix, because it fits. I have canned veggies and family size soups too.
Nice. What if you want the can in the middle? Do you have to unload half the cans? I assume they are not all the same.
oh that is clever! way to go!
your husband should make some plans for that & sell them! you could sell them on ebay or even have your own website. that is just too cool! 
Nice, very good job.
This is fabulous, I do not have room for a sideboard, but we are trying to convert a trunk that we have into something similar. I love your idea and if is going to help me.
Thanks!
tell him! LOL these sheeple annoy me