Materials library

What moves inside a kitchen.

Hinges, lift ups, drawers, corner units, larders, bins and the rest. Pick a kind to see each option and the cabinet sizes it fits.

Cabinet hingesThe hinge decides how far a door opens, how it closes and whether it clears the drawer behind it. These are the hinges we plan with, by the job they do.61 options
Lift up doors for wall cabinetsWall cabinets can open upwards instead of sideways. Each fitting is chosen by the cabinet height and the weight of the front, so the door stays where you leave it.40 options
Drawer systems and runnersDrawer boxes with metal sides, and runners for drawers we build in board. Length, load and the way they close are what set them apart.49 options
Corner unit mechanismsAn L or U kitchen leaves a blind corner. These fittings bring what is stored there out to you: swing out shelves, linked pull outs, carousels and corner drawers.40 options
Larder and tall pull outsTall units that pull out, or open to shelves on the door and the frame behind it, so the back of the pantry is never out of reach.26 options
Base pull outs: bottles, spices, towelsNarrow pull outs for the gaps beside the hob and the sink, and racks for the things that never fit a shelf.34 options
Waste and recycling binsBins that live in a base unit, usually under the sink. Count the litres you need, then check the cabinet width and the space left by the trap.32 options
Drawer inserts and organisersTrays and dividers made for a drawer system and length, so cutlery, knives, spices and plates stay where you put them.14 options
Pull down shelvesWall cabinet shelves that swing down and out to the user, for the top shelf nobody can reach.10 options
Plinth and sink drawersThe space under the base units and around the sink trap is storage too: a drawer in the plinth, or a drawer shaped around the pipes.3 options
Appliance and worktop liftsShelves that lift a heavy mixer up to the worktop, and powered lifts that raise or hide part of the worktop itself.3 options
Push to open and electric openingFor fronts without handles: a push opens the door or drawer, mechanically or with a small motor.2 options

What moves inside a kitchen.

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