How modular is IKEA METOD?

Let's see which handles Ikea will add to the range by 2017 – we all find the current ones rather meh, except for the ones currently in use.

And yes, it would be stacking carcasses to gain an 80cm pull-out for pots (2x80 doesn't fit). But honestly, I don't think we need them, since we don't have many pots, especially not that large. For aesthetic and budget reasons, it is currently planned this way:



But I still wanted to ask/think about it.

hm, it's definitely doable.........
but just for the looks ???
Then you could also pull out the whole 1.4m for every small pot..... no no .,I don't find that practical now
there must be a better solution.

I would make 1 drawer in the middle and 2 pull-outs at the bottom. Why shouldn't that be enough?
IF, as you say, you don't have many pots.

Now I have 2 cabinets in the kitchen with 2 pull-outs each. Outer total width 1m.
So a total of 4 equally sized pull-outs each 45cm deep in length. 43cm wide and 22cm high..... above each is a normal drawer.
These are pull-outs in a kitchen cabinet that was then standard 50cm wide and 86cm high with base and countertop.

There I have in the 1st pull-out:
2x 1.3l pot 16cm diameter
3x 2.3 liter 20cm diameter
2x 3.1 liter 20cm diameter
1x low small pan with 2 handles 20cm diameter

in the 2nd pull-out below
1x flat pan 24cm diameter
2x 3.3L pot 24cm diameter
1x 3l pot 24cm diameter

Pull-outs next to it, 1.
Frying pans 1 large and deep with lid, 24 and 20 pan, and also a small mini pan.

Pull-out below 2.
Pots that I never use.
1x 20 high,
1x 20 flat
plus steam inserts and stuff like that.

I have all that accommodated in an outer total length of 1m.
The pots are identical in construction, so the same diameters stand on top of each other.
Different ones next to each other. Take from the top, put in from above.
If I need more than one, the lower one just comes too.

How about you now stop thinking about the cabinet and start planning the storage?
So you know how much space you really need for the pots.

Bye