Reacting To The Best & Worst Corner Cabinet Ideas!
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I went straight to the Tok for this one. What are your favourites and which ones do you despise? No matter which way you go, being intentional with your corner solutions is very important. For some it will be the difference between a functional and dis-functional kitchen.
I hope you enjoy my reaction to some of the best and worst corner solutions on the internet.
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Corner cabinets solutions oh so confusing,
Pull out, lazy susan, and magic colusions.
So many ideas not so accessable nor efficient,
Will there ever be an answer,
to our corner cabinet that would be proficient?
Sometimes we can rely on tried and true,
What works for some may not work for you.
So in conclusion to our undesirable yet long standing obstacle,
Watch Marks videos for answers that are humble,
Original and definitely solvable.
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I literally moved walls (in a European brick house, that's how bad I wanted it) so I could put in a long and narrow galley kitchen with no corner cabinets at all.
My parents have an L-shaped kitchen, the corner was blocked off in the past, when they redid the kitchen they got convinced to get a LeMans corner... It's probably the second best system after the 'magic corner', but it still ended up holding not more than what was in the cabinet next to the blocked corner before... and it's actually not great to get things out from the bottom shelf since you have to reach all the way down to pull it out... and things that are tall and light do fall off in the back just like with a lazy susan.
Langston Hughes couldn’t have written it better!
Another great video, Mark! The Lazy Susan is a classic. Thanks for showing us so many creative ways to deal with a blind corner. Loved it!
2:52 Over six grand for a fridge that doesn't have a freezer?
The text of that ad remarks on sav(ing)... money.
And storing your wine upright? The horror! The horror!
Are we back in the CORNERS again?
Some of these are wonderful ideas but I’m leaning more to closing off the corner like you suggest. This was a very entertaining video Mark! Love it!
I'm confused ... dinging a solution because the demo video only shows disposable plastic tubs?
Or is the assumption that's all it'll hold? (which would indeed be a problem)
Love the video!!! The editing is nice, but impractical ... especially the part where I watch you on a small cellphone display, on my already small cellphone display. This video just popped up, I have a joinery company and sitting with exactly this challenge, wanting to up the game and surprise my client with an awesome solution. (still watching)
All cabinets should be pull-out cabinets. The lower cabinets and the upper cabinets. Bending down to look for items in the back of the cabinet is not fun.
It sounds like it makes sense saying it costs a lot to store cheap items, but cheap items still take up space and have to be put somewhere if you're having them. For some people space is at a premium.
The door won’t sweep things out. The door will sweep things into the corners… unless they put a round wall inside, unlikely.
I saw a lazy Susan built into a circle to stop anything from falling off. It worked great.
I love the lateral swing doors!
You definitely have the market "cornered" on this topic. 🤣
Corner cabinets,overcoming terrible home design since the black plague.
Be careful your vial of Bubonic just fell behind the lazy susan.
Ok, how about a video with effective storage for a corner under sink cabinet. Mine has double doors and a deep corner partially blocked by pipes and garbage disposal. It’s clumsy and I have to remove stuff in the front and climb into it to get to stuff that was pushed to the back.
My problem with this corner stuff is cleaning.
Squeezing in to clean the back and right corners is contortionist territory and if you have bad knees or arthritis…
The left corner is merely extremely difficult.
Man, I'm definitely closing up one end of my galley kitchen so I can put in two lazy susans, or magic corners, or one of each... maybe close up the other end as well so I can put in a lemans and corner fridge for good measure.
Sure it will cost some money, but it's definitely worth it to make the exact same amount of stuff I have in my drawer banks and regular fridge more awkward to reach.
Oh wait, about a month and a half too late for this comment, sorry, my bad.
I think that corner fridge would be a nightmare. Things get lost in the back of a normal fridge. That would be a lot worse with those deep angled shelves. It would be a huge loss of money. Not only with the appliance itself but the amount of wasted food. Obviously I'm not a fan.
My corner cabinets LeMans is jam-packed with small appliances. I love it. However, everything is relative. My old corner cabinet had a flimsey lazy Susan, fallen off bits from previous owners (40 years worth) and mold. Felt sorry for the demo team.
The contractor looked at building access from the dining room on the other side of the wall, but the kitchen side was part of a 16" bump out.
We added a 3rd shelf to our Lazy Susan, which was helpful.
If worried about one door scratching another, try a silicone button on the back of one of them at the contact point.
I like the corner lazy susan the best. You just don't store the obvious canned good in there or you'll be sending your kids to the back to fetch the lost cans.
It's good for bulky items instead.
I do like that corner fridge... but I imagine the bill would be high to run that thing & it would still be inefficient...
8:02 I think that's the best one I've come across yet. This would allow larger items to be stored there which would make them less likely to fall off. A food processor is going to be more stable than a can of tomato soup.
Great video Mark, love your reactions, ha!