One of the common challenges during kitchen renovation is coming across irregular spaces or small gaps. A common question many people ask is how do they fill in a gap that is left between 2 units in a kitchen run.
Well, there is no definitive answer to this as there are a few options, which we have listed below.
Also, the examples below are based on having an extra 150mm of space left on a planned kitchen run. The size that you have will be different but the same principles apply.
Use small 150mm wide units
We have ready-made pull-out baskets or drawer units designed for narrow gaps, usually between 100 and 200mm wide, which are perfect for filling a 150mm gap. These products usually come with a runner system, allowing the width to be easily adjusted, and are simple and quick to install.
Slide baskets and drawer units are perfect for storing spice bottles, canned goods, wine bottle or other frequently used items, increasing kitchen storage space without taking up floor space.
Use small 300mm wide units
If you want to use a larger unit then go for a slightly larger unit, say 300mm, to fill in the extra space.
If you want bigger units then go for slightly larger ones says 300mm instead and add in 2 x 150mm single highline kitchen units to fill in the extra space.
We also have side pull-out baskets in sizes from 250-350mm, perfect for filling a 300mm gap. These products usually come with a rail system, allowing for easy adjustment of their width, and are quick and easy to install.
Slide baskets and drawer units are perfect for storing spice bottles, canned goods, wine bottle or other frequently used items, increasing kitchen storage space without taking up floor space.
Custom Slide Cabinets Basket
If the sizes introduced above are not suitable for you, the effective solution is to find a professional cabinet manufacturer to customize a narrow-gap cabinet with suitable width.
Filler panels
If you feel that there are no other options available to you and there is no way to re-plan your kitchen then you can buy filler panels to help conceal any necessary gaps.
Conclusión
No matter which method you choose to fill the 150mm gap on your kitchen base cabinets, the most important thing is practical needs. I hope the suggestions above can help you find the solution. Remember every detail is key to creating your ideal kitchen!
