Appliance Garage Wall Cabinet – Cabinet Glossary
What is an Appliance Garage Wall Cabinet?
An Appliance Garage Wall Cabinet is a specialty cabinet designed at counter height to conceal small appliances like toasters, blenders, or coffee makers. It features a door that opens upward, rolls, or flips to provide access while keeping counters clutter-free.
Quick Facts About Appliance Garage Wall Cabinets
- Placement: installed where wall cabinets meet the countertop.
- Door types: tambour roll-up, flip-up, or hinged doors.
- Benefit: conceals appliances while keeping them plugged in and accessible.
Use Cases
- Storing small appliances out of sight.
- Creating a designated coffee or breakfast station.
- Maintaining a sleek, modern kitchen appearance.
Designer Tip
Install an electrical outlet inside the appliance garage to keep appliances ready for use without moving cords.
Alternative Names
- Appliance Hutch
- Countertop Appliance Cabinet
FAQ About Appliance Garage Wall Cabinets
Q: Do appliance garages reduce counter space?
A: They use some counter depth, but they keep appliances hidden and organized.
Q: Are appliance garages still popular?
A: Yes. They remain useful in kitchens designed for both function and aesthetics.
Related Terms
- Microwave Wall Cabinet – Another cabinet designed to house appliances.
- Wine Rack Wall Cabinet – Another specialty wall cabinet option.
Keep Learning & Start Planning
- Return to our full Cabinetry Glossary to explore more terms.
- Explore appliance garage cabinets available in select kitchen lines.
- Work with a Designer to add an appliance garage to your layout.