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Kitchen organization often comes down to making better use of spaces that would otherwise go unused. In addition to being your kitchen parts supplier of chrome, nickel, or silver kitchen hardware accessories, trust us to provide everything from efficient trash, waste, and recycling bins to appliance garages and pantry units that revolutionize easy-to-reach organization. We also offer wine and stemware racks, as well as maple butcher blocks and backsplashes for a functional work surface or finishing detail.
Our full range of kitchen cabinet parts and accessories includes essentials such as cutlery trays, drawer inserts, pull-out units, and undersink drip trays, giving cabinetmakers and designers practical ways to organize utensils, improve access to cabinet contents, and protect vulnerable storage areas. From outfitting a single cabinet to specifying kitchen hardware across a complete build, Würth Louis & Company gives professionals access to specialized components from trusted manufacturers for kitchens built around how people actually use them.
Kitchen Cabinet Components & Accessories FAQs
What are some common kitchen cabinet accessories?
Common kitchen cabinet accessories include pull-out organizers, pantry units, Lazy Susans, blind-corner systems, spice racks, tray dividers, cutlery inserts, waste and recycling pull-outs, appliance garages, and under-sink accessories. The right components can improve access to cabinet contents, create dedicated storage for frequently used items, and make better use of otherwise difficult-to-reach areas.
How do I choose a pull-out organizer for a kitchen cabinet?
Start by measuring the cabinet opening and available interior space, then compare those dimensions with the organizer’s installation requirements. Consider what you plan to store, the location of hinges and other hardware, and whether the organizer mounts to the cabinet floor, sides, or door. Weight capacity and required clearances may also be important depending on the pull-out system.
What is the best way to organize a blind corner kitchen cabinet?
Blind corner units can make items stored deep inside the cabinet easier to reach. Depending on the cabinet configuration, options can include pivoting, sliding, or pull-out organizers that bring stored items toward or completely outside the cabinet opening. Measure the opening, cabinet depth, and available clearance carefully when selecting a system, as requirements vary by product.
What should I consider when choosing a kitchen waste pull-out?
Consider the cabinet’s interior dimensions, door configuration, mounting method, and the number and capacity of waste containers you need. Single-bin systems can work well for trash, while double- or multi-bin configurations can separate trash and recyclables. Also check required cabinet clearances and whether the system includes or accommodates door-mounting hardware.
How can I protect the cabinet underneath a kitchen sink?
An undersink drip tray can help protect the cabinet floor from minor leaks, spills, and moisture around plumbing, cleaning products, and other stored items. Select a tray that fits the cabinet’s interior dimensions and account for pipes or other obstructions. Some undersink organizers can also help keep cleaning supplies contained and more accessible.
What is an appliance garage, and where is one used?
An appliance garage is a cabinet storage feature designed to keep small kitchen appliances accessible while reducing countertop clutter. Typically installed between an upper cabinet and countertop, appliance garages can store items such as toasters, blenders, coffee makers, and mixers behind a retractable, sliding, or other specialty door. They’re especially useful when you want frequently used appliances close at hand but out of sight when they’re not being used.
