Functionality is essential but, when the kitchen is not very big there is always lack of storage. Modern corner solutions allow access to corner cabinet spaces, deep and dark hobbit’s holes in old-fashioned kitchens....
Functionality is essential but, when the kitchen is not very big there is always lack of storage. Modern corner solutions allow access to corner cabinet spaces, deep and dark hobbit’s holes in old-fashioned kitchens. Different brands offer similar solutions.
We have sorted them out to help you choose the right accessory.
The most recent addition to the class of blind corner solutions is these kind of angular mechanisms due to their generous storage and functionalty.
They can come as a door mounted unit or independant mechanism behind the cabinet door.
The base can be wire or non-slip melamine base, the more expensive , the more quality materials are used. Usually available for standard 600mm and 900mm wide cabinets.
This chrome ellitical wire with non-slip melamine base looks so slim and even fragile, but it is actually a strong and reliable mechanism. This appealing and highly functional unit is a definite marker of the modern lifestyle which perfectly optimize the daily experience of everyday space.
The ergonomics of this corner solution is impressive! its capacity is suprising!
Lazy Susan is traditionally used for blind corners. However, since its first appearance in the beginning of the 20th century (then it as described as a "German invention" ) it has constantly changed. The models on the today's market can be wired and white-based, full or half.
Now it is one of the really affordable solutions for corner cabinets, though many Australians still consider it a luxury.
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