Corner Base Cabinet – Cabinet Glossary
What is a Corner Base Cabinet?
A Corner Base Cabinet is a lower kitchen cabinet designed to fit in the corner of an L-shaped or U-shaped layout. It helps utilize space that would otherwise be wasted.
Quick Facts About Corner Base Cabinets
- Styles: diagonal corner base or blind corner base.
- Upgrades: can include lazy susan or pull-out shelving systems.
- Location: always installed at floor level in corners.
Use Cases
- Providing deep storage for pots and pans.
- Improving accessibility with rotating or pull-out inserts.
- Completing functional L- and U-shaped layouts.
Designer Tip
Consider a blind corner pull-out if you prefer straight cabinet fronts over angled corner cabinets.
Alternative Names
- Base Corner Cabinet
- Blind Corner Cabinet
FAQ About Corner Base Cabinets
Q: Are corner base cabinets difficult to use?
A: Standard ones can be, but inserts like lazy susans or pull-outs improve access.
Q: Can they hold heavy items?
A: Yes, but use reinforced shelving for heavy cookware.
Related Terms
- Lazy Susan Cabinet – The most common corner base upgrade.
- Kitchen Island – Another way to add storage if corner access is limited.
Keep Learning & Start Planning
- Return to our full Cabinetry Glossary to explore more terms.
- Browse corner base cabinet styles in our kitchen collections.
- Work with a Designer to choose the best corner solution.