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
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Kitchen Storage Solutions
Accessible Kitchens
Kitchen Storage Solutions
Pull-out, swing-out, pantry, waste-sorting, pull-down and mobile kitchen storage designed to improve visibility, make better use of available space and bring everyday items into a more convenient position.
Bring storage into reach
Make the storage work around the user, whether it pulls out,
swings open, lowers or moves completely out of the way.
Improved visibility
Bring stored items into a clearer, more usable position.
Better corner access
Use cabinet areas that can otherwise become difficult to reach.
Organised pantry & waste
Keep food, recycling and everyday kitchen items clearly organised.
Flexible mobile storage
Add storage beneath suitable adjustable worktops and move it away
when clear seated access is needed.
Storage that works harder
The problem is often reach, not capacity
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.
Storage systems can change how that space works. Shelves, baskets or complete frames can pull forward, swing outward or rotate. Pantry systems can organise tall cabinets, integrated bins can separate household waste and recycling, and mobile units can add useful storage without permanently occupying valuable approach space.
The right solution depends on where the storage is located, what will be kept inside it and how the user approaches, reaches and operates it.
Accessible storage principle
Bring the contents to the user
A well-planned kitchen should make it easier to see, reach and return the items used most often.
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Reduce deep reaching into cabinets and larders.
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Keep stored items and waste streams visible and organised.
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Use corners and narrow spaces more effectively.
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Keep important seated approach space flexible where required.
Start with the storage problem
Where do you need better access or organisation?
Different systems solve different problems. Identify the difficult cabinet, the items that need organising or the space that needs to remain flexible before choosing the mechanism.
Base cabinets
Convert deep or narrow cupboards into pull-out storage that presents the contents more clearly.
- VS SUB pull-out baskets
- Häfele pull-out systems
- Narrow and full-width options
Pantry & larder storage
Organise food, bottles, cookware and everyday supplies across multiple levels within tall kitchen cabinets.
- Pull-out pantry systems
- Swing-out larders
- VS TAL storage
Wall cabinets
Pull-down shelves and baskets can lower stored items from a wall unit where a suitable upper-cabinet solution is required.
Waste & recycling
Integrate household waste and recycling into the kitchen using pull-out, swing-out and drawer-mounted bin systems.
- Pull-out kitchen bins
- Waste separation systems
- Cabinet-integrated storage
Mobile storage
Keep useful storage beneath selected adjustable kitchen systems, then move the complete unit away when the space is needed for seated access.
- Moveable drawer storage
- Mobile waste sorting
- Flexible knee-space use
From hidden space to usable storage
Make awkward kitchen corners work
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.
Clearer access
Move stored items away from the rear of the cabinet.
Better visibility
See more of the contents without unloading the front.
Different movements
Choose swing-out, linked pull-out or carousel systems.
Multiple finishes
Coordinate baskets and shelves with the kitchen interior.
VS Cornerstone Maxx & Swing
Independent swing-out shelves that move stored items from the corner cabinet into a more accessible position.
Shop CornerstoneVauth-Sagel VS COR Fold
A linked corner arrangement in which the front storage swings outward and the rear baskets move forward.
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Vauth-Sagel VS COR Flex
Pull-out corner baskets designed to bring the cabinet contents clear of the unit for easier access.
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VS COR Wheel Pro
A rotating corner carousel for organising larger cookware and making use of the internal cabinet area.
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VS SUB Pull-Out Baskets
Base-cabinet pull-outs that bring baskets and stored items forward in one organised movement.
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VS TAL Pull-Out Larders
Tall storage frames and baskets for organising food, cookware and everyday kitchen supplies.
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Häfele Pull-Out Storage
Pull-out drawers, baskets and corner storage for base cabinets, narrow units and difficult internal spaces.
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Wicker Baskets
Attractive open baskets for integrating accessible produce and general storage into kitchens and utility rooms.
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Pull-Down Wall Storage
Shelves and wire baskets that lower stored items from suitable kitchen wall cabinets.
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Pantry & larders
Pantry Larders
Tall-cabinet pantry storage with pull-out and swing-out arrangements that bring food, bottles and everyday essentials into clearer view and reach.
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Waste & recycling
Kitchen Bins
Pull-out, swing-out and drawer-mounted kitchen bin systems for organising household waste and recycling while making efficient use of cabinet space.
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Mobile storage
Mobile Storage Units
Moveable storage for use beneath selected height-adjustable kitchen systems, allowing the unit to roll away when clear seated approach space is required.
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Different movement mechanisms and how they work
Different mechanisms solve different access problems. Some bring the contents out of a cabinet; others lower them towards the user or allow the entire storage unit to move away when space is needed.
Swing-out
Shelves move outward from a corner or tall cabinet and present the contents beside or in front of the unit.
Linked pull-out
Front and rear storage sections move in sequence to bring hidden corner contents forward.
Straight pull-out
A basket, bin or complete frame extends forward from a base unit or tall larder.
Rotating
Carousel shelves turn within the corner cabinet to present different sections of storage.
Pull-down
Internal wall-unit storage lowers towards the user where an upper-cabinet system is appropriate.
Mobile / roll-away
The complete storage unit moves on wheels, allowing storage to occupy useful space temporarily and move elsewhere when clear access is required.
See how the mechanisms work
Explore kitchen storage in our showroom
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
How do you maximise space in an accessible kitchen?
Learn how reach, visibility, circulation and adaptable working areas can make a kitchen easier to use without simply adding more cabinets.
Read the guide →Find your storage solution
Make better use of the whole kitchen
Browse pull-out, swing-out, corner, pantry, larder, waste-sorting, wall-cabinet and mobile kitchen storage online, or visit our showroom to see how different mechanisms operate before choosing.
