How to organize and store cabinets and hanging cabinets- Scenario analysis

Firstly, let's analyze the usage scenarios of cabinets and hanging cabinets, as well as their storage characteristics.
Firstly, the hanging cabinet is not very convenient to remove due to its height. Secondly, the hanging cabinet is hung on the wall, so it is necessary to pay attention to "load-bearing" when organizing and storing it.
In response to such situations, I suggest that the preferred storage option for hanging cabinets is paper cups, disposable chopsticks, spare seasonings, and other items that are not frequently used and are relatively light in weight.
Most hanging cabinets are divided into two layers, with heights ranging from 50 centimeters to 60 centimeters and depths ranging from 30 centimeters to 45 centimeters. So we should try our best to use the upper layer to store items with very low usage frequency, while the lower layer is used to store items with relatively high usage frequency.
If our storage space is insufficient, we can also make full use of the vertical space on the outer and bottom parts of the cabinet to use some storage tools to store items such as kitchen paper and cling film.
And the cabinets are mostly used to store commonly used items such as tableware due to their convenient access. Cabinets are generally divided into several areas: sink, under stove, drawers, and flat doors.
Plan and utilize different areas to accommodate different items. For example, as mentioned earlier, the space under the kitchen sink was wasted by you!
And drawers are the most convenient to use, the most popular way for people to throw things inside, and also the most messy. The trick is to locate and partition the drawers, so that they are easy to use while still maintaining cleanliness.