Inside fittings
The clever parts are behind the doors
A good kitchen or wardrobe is mostly about what happens when you open it. Every pull-out, rack and drawer here is sized to the cabinet it lives in.
Sized to the cabinet
Why a pull-out has to match its cupboard
A pull-out isn't something added at the end. It's chosen with the cabinet, because the frame, the runners and the basket all depend on the cabinet's inside width. A narrow space beside the hob suits a slim pull-out for oils and spices. A wide one can take a deep pan drawer or a split recycling bin.
So the inside of every unit is drawn on your plans, fittings included. You see what sits where before anything is made, and cabinet widths are set around the fittings you want, not the other way round.
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Matched to the inside widthBaskets and frames chosen for the cabinet's real internal size.
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Full extensionDrawers come all the way out, so nothing hides at the back.
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Soft close throughoutHinges and runners close quietly on their own.
In the kitchen
The fittings that make the biggest difference are often the plainest ones.
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Deep pan drawers
Beside the hob, deep enough for pans and lids. No kneeling to dig in a cupboard.
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Internal drawers
Drawers hidden behind a tall door, for a calmer front.
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Tall pull-out larder
The whole larder glides out, so the tins at the back are as easy to see as the front.
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Corner pull-outs
Swing-out or glide-out shelves that bring a blind corner into reach.
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Dish-rack drawer
Plates stand upright in a drawer near the dishwasher.
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Pull-down wall-unit rack
Lowers a high shelf down to you. Manual or electric.
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Pull-out bins
Waste and recycling behind a door by the sink.
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Cutlery and spice inserts
Dividers cut to the drawer, so nothing slides about.
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Lift-up flaps
Wall units that open upwards and stay out of your way.
Where the fittings live
Three units that do most of the work in a kitchen and a bedroom.
Pull-out larder
450 × 2150 × 580 mm
Wide pan drawer unit
800 × 720 × 560 mm
Wardrobe with trouser rack
1000 × 2400 × 600 mm
Example sizes in millimetres. Every unit is made to your measurements.
In the wardrobe
Tell us what you own and the inside is planned around it.
Hanging
Pull-down rails and trouser racks
A pull-down rail brings the top of a tall wardrobe within reach, so the space under the ceiling isn't just for suitcases. A pull-out trouser rack hangs trousers flat and slides out so you can choose.
Dressing
Pull-out mirrors and accessory drawers
A full-length mirror that slides out from inside the wardrobe, and a divided drawer for watches, rings and belts. Both earn their place in a dressing room.
Small rooms
Shoe shelves and drawers below
Flat or angled shoe shelves, spaced for trainers and boots, with drawers underneath. In a new-build box room, a full-height wardrobe uses the space up to the ceiling that a freestanding one leaves empty. More small bedroom ideas.
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Shelves spaced to your shoes
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Soft-close drawers with optional dividers
Before your design, count what you own
Ten minutes with a notepad means the inside fits your household, not an average one.
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How many large pans you have, and the widest lid
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Tall bottles you like to keep by the hob
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How many ways you sort your rubbish: waste, recycling, food
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Long dresses and coats that need full-length hanging
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Pairs of shoes and boots, and whether any boots are tall
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Bags, belts, watches and jewellery that need a home
Questions about fittings
Anything else, send us a message and we'll talk it through.
Can fittings be added to a cabinet later?
Some can, such as cutlery inserts and drawer dividers. Pull-outs, larders and bins are best chosen with the cabinet, because the width and the runners have to match. It's worth deciding at the design stage.
Is an electric pull-down rack worth it?
It's handy on high wall units, especially if reaching up is awkward. The manual version does the same job with a gentle pull. An electric rack needs a power supply, connected by a qualified electrician.
Is a tall pull-out larder stable?
Yes. Tall units, larders included, are fixed securely to the wall, and the pull-out frame is chosen for the cabinet's height and width.
What sort of bin can I have?
The bin is chosen to fit the cabinet beside or under the sink, split into compartments to suit its width. Tell us how you sort your recycling and we'll plan around it.
Tell us what needs a home
We'll plan the inside of every unit on a free design and send a price range.
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