Corner cabinets
Bring items out of a deep corner using swing-out shelves, linked baskets, pull-out frames or rotating carousels.
- Vauth-Sagel Cornerstone systems
- VS COR Fold and VS COR Flex
- VS COR Wheel Pro carousels

Accessible Kitchens
Pull-out, swing-out and internal cabinet storage designed to bring kitchen contents forward, improve visibility and make better use of awkward or difficult-to-reach spaces.
Storage that works harder
A kitchen may contain plenty of cupboard space while still being difficult to use. Deep shelves can hide everyday items at the rear, corner cabinets can create awkward blind areas and tall cupboards can make organisation difficult.
Internal storage mechanisms change how the cabinet works. Shelves, baskets or complete frames can pull forward, swing outward or rotate, bringing the contents into a more visible and convenient position.
The right solution depends on where the cabinet is located, what will be stored inside it and how the user approaches and operates it.
Accessible storage principle
A well-planned cabinet should make it easier to see, reach and return the items used most often.
Start with the cabinet
Storage systems are designed around different cabinet positions. Identifying the difficult area first makes it easier to choose the right movement and internal arrangement.
Bring items out of a deep corner using swing-out shelves, linked baskets, pull-out frames or rotating carousels.
Convert deep or narrow cupboards into pull-out storage that presents the contents more clearly.
Organise food, cookware and everyday supplies in full-height pull-out arrangements.
Pull-down shelves and baskets can lower stored items from a wall unit where a suitable upper-cabinet solution is required.

From hidden space to usable storage
Corner cabinets can provide substantial storage, but conventional fixed shelves often leave part of that space hidden behind the adjoining cabinet. Specialist mechanisms bring the shelves or baskets out into the open.
How the storage moves
Choose a mechanism that suits you. Different mechanisms solve different access problems. Consider both the cabinet position and the clear space required in front when the system is open.
Shelves move outward from a corner cabinet and present the contents beside or in front of the unit.
Front and rear storage sections move in sequence to bring hidden corner contents forward.
The basket or complete frame extends forward from a base unit or tall larder.
Carousel shelves turn within the corner cabinet to present different sections of storage.
Internal wall-unit storage lowers towards the user where an upper-cabinet system is appropriate.
See how the mechanisms work
Storage movements can be difficult to understand from a static product image. Get true visual and tactile confidence before buying by booking an online or in-person showroom visit, guided or unguided, or by exploring our 24/7 3D virtual showroom.
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Accessibility School
Learn how reach, visibility, circulation and adaptable working areas can make a kitchen easier to use without simply adding more cabinets.
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