Here is pantry project and it turned out better than cookbox because of what I learned. The material was a nice cedar 2x4 that i got off a job and ripped what I needed and the 1/4"MDF
Maximized space better and only put bracing where it was wanted
Knowing what gear I had made it easier to partition the inside
Unlike the cookbox I used the whole interior and didn't build up floor
Pretty tickled with this gusset, it kept center in place and didn't lose any access
What else do you need
Just had 2 doors no need for a shelf, same trim as in cookbox for sealing it off
Same paint scheme. and hinges, used bullet catches for doors and they work fine
Heavy items on bottom left and middle for other food goods, top has a tin box with misc. stuff and also where foil, paper towels and the like go. Right side has percolator, espresso pot and dishwashing soap and top has 2 folding wash basins, dish towel, scrubber and oven gloves. it holds a lot of stuff and can be 1 man carried even loaded up. Rope handles also
This is a nifty little table I made and it is just right for the boxes and we use it with them back to back and have one end open for the cooking area
Here is my table with some adjustable holders I made for the camper candle lanterns
See how much vertical space you gain
This is the set up and the canvas top can still be strapped properly with boxes staying secured
That table can either be laid on edge across the front or rear of boxes for a wall to keep gear from falling around.
