Kitchen internal drawers are a nifty solution for adding extra kitchen storage to your existing space
Internal drawers have many benefits beyond creating more space for storage. This simple layer of engineering can optimise how you use your kitchen and contribute to its visual appeal as well.
If you require a lot of drawer space but prefer a simpler aesthetic in your kitchen, you don’t have to compromise by adding busier cabinetry with multiple banks of drawers.
Internal drawers maximise the vertical space available, in places where it might be wasted by storing items that don’t require the full height of a cabinet. Custom sizing options for internal drawers allow you to choose just the right depth and number of drawers you need.
Internal drawers also provide an extra level of comfort when using your kitchen. With a single pull, you can access multiple drawers and reduce the strain of stooping to dig around in deep drawers or low shelves.
When you’ve found what you need, all you need to give is a light push on the soft-close mechanism to finish up.
Internal kitchen drawers can be installed in many parts of the kitchen to improve functionality in a particular area.
Transform tall storage into easily accessible zones with internal drawers. Drawers of differing depths allow you to create designated areas for dry goods, cans and large, bulk-buy items.
Our traditional larder and pocket door larder are great examples of how you can maximise storage behind a sleek exterior.
Safely store baking trays, pans and stove utensils right where you need them. Layers of internal drawers also helpfully separate and organise bulky cookware into different compartments.
This avoids the trap of stacking heavy pots and pans on top of each other, which inevitably makes it harder when you need to retrieve one from the pile.
The vast array of cutlery, cooking and baking utensils is usually the deciding factor in adding more drawer units to your kitchen.
But it’s possible to organise these assorted small items and maintain a sleek, uncluttered counter appearance with internal cutlery drawer designs.
There are many great uses for internal drawers in a kitchen island. The island is often a serving or plating-up station, so having multiple tiers of organised crockery at your disposal makes this process smooth and efficient.
Adding internal kitchen drawers to your home usually requires professional fitting services. Sliding mechanisms must be precise and weight ratings must be considered to achieve a perfect fit.
If you’d like help fitting out your kitchen cabinets with internal drawers, book a consultation with one of our Magnet designers, who’ll be happy to discuss your individual project needs with you.