29.5BHDS Pantry ?

[Capt Dave]

The wife and I have been looking at a eagle HT 29.5BHDS, she likes the layout but would like to know what others do for a pantry ?
We have only seen pictures, so are we missing something as far as food & pans storage go. Thanks

[Force]

I have that model and added drawers in a few places. My wife uses the new drawer under the rear bunk for dry goods, and under the dinette for storing pots, pans, zip loc backs and things like that. She also uses the cabinets above the entertainment center as a partial pantry (she bought a few large baskets that fit on each shelf to allow her to keep things organized)

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[Capt Dave]

Those look very nice, thanks for the information.

[Aero_Dave]

Originally Posted by Force

I have that model and added drawers in a few places. My wife uses the new drawer under the rear bunk for dry goods, and under the dinette for storing pots, pans, zip loc backs and things like that. She also uses the cabinets above the entertainment center as a partial pantry (she bought a few large baskets that fit on each shelf to allow her to keep things organized)

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LOL, Ditto here on Everything ;-)
Wife has baskets for over the TV, plenty of storage up there. I added a chair-rail for over the left-side cabinet next to the stove. Wife keeps small / light things up there. I also added the hinges & handle to the door under the refrigerator and installed a wood backing to block the water heater. Creates a nice little storage area the wife uses for cleaning products. I also bought the DW this set of Pans. A10-366-2
She was Extremely excited when she got them and LOVES them. Super high quality and amazing space saver design. I even added this one to the set: A10-369-2

Dave...

[Tunce the traveler]

I don't have your model but this is what I did to create more pantry space. I removed the stove/oven combo and moved the microwave down in its place and that that gave me more pantry space above. I use a portable Butane burner or two if needed if we cook inside or just take them outside when we cook outside.
Now I could lower the microwave about 3" and the standard 3 burner propane cooktop just drops right in and looks totally factory. No cutting is needed for this swap out as the dimensions are the same size but I opted for a cutting board for more counter top space for food prep and that leaves the table for eating only.
If you pull out the microwave you'll see that the space is much bigger than the microwave itself, it's deeper and higher, just take a look.

[Tunce the traveler]

Here's my Butane burner and I have 2 of them.