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Corner pull out trash

3 years ago

Was this corner pull out trash a custom cabinet? If not, what cabinet manufacturer offers this solution? I've never seen this before.

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Sophie Piesse Architect, PA
3 years ago
Yes. It is a custom cabinet (my design) by local cabinetmaker but it uses all off the shelf hardware/accesories. I am not a fan of lazy susan's so it was a better use of space.
J Pru
Original Author
3 years ago
I agree, I don't like the lazy Susan. This seems like a good use of space. how do you like it?
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Sophie Piesse Architect, PA
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Love it! I have used it often for clients ever since.

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