Stop wasting your corner cabinet: the blind-corner pull-out
The corner is the hardest cabinet in a kitchen to reach into. A blind-corner pull-out brings the shelves out to you: soft-close, no kneeling, nothing lost in the back.
Filmed in a rift-cut white oak kitchen we designed.
What to take from it
A blind corner is the base cabinet that carries on into the corner behind its neighbor. Behind an ordinary door, the back half of it is a reach on your knees, so it ends up holding the things nobody wants to fetch.
A blind-corner pull-out replaces the fixed shelves with trays on swing arms. The one in the video is a LeMans: open the door, pull, and each tray swings all the way out of the cabinet, then closes softly.
It is chosen with the cabinets, not after: the unit is made for a left or a right blind corner and for a particular door opening. Ask a designer which corner solution fits your layout.
Transcript
This is the corner of the kitchen. In most homes, it's a challenge to access and use. Here's how we fix it. We have the blind corner organizer, which is a LeMans.
As you can see: soft-close. It's easy to use, and you don't have to bend and go all the way in the back to grab stuff. It's right here.
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