5 Small Kitchen Storage Fixes That Cost Under $200 (With Prices)

You don't need a full kitchen remodel to stop fighting your kitchen every morning. In this video, I'm sharing five small storage fixes that work with the cabinets you already have — each with a budget of $200, and I'm giving you the actual prices. I'm Graham Holt, I build and remodel homes, and these are builder-tested ideas, not gadget trends. Here's what I cover: • Roll-out shelf slides for those dark, unreachable base cabinets • A trash pull-out rail kit that stops the sag and the smell • Door-mounted racks that put wasted space to work • Pegboard or rail walls for everyday tools • Under-shelf risers to double your cabinet capacity I also break down my $200 rule, how I'd prioritize all five fixes if you only have $200 total to spend, and which one I'd tackle first. 0:00 The $200 kitchen fix rule 1:07 Fix 1: roll-out shelf slides 4:09 Fix 2: trash pull-out rail kit 5:17 Fix 3: door-mounted racks 6:17 Fix 4: pegboard or rail wall 9:11 Fix 5: under-shelf risers 9:48 Priority order for $200 total 10:25 Recap and which fix first #aediykitchen #kitchenstorage #kitchenremodel #homeimprovement #cabinetorganization #smallkitchen #builderadvice