Red Oak Corner Appliance Garage for a Custom-Finished Kitchen

This Omega National AG-100 Series appliance garage is a solid red oak corner unit built to conceal countertop appliances behind a cabinet-height enclosure, ready to accept whatever stain or paint the kitchen calls for.

Key Features

• Solid red oak construction takes stain and paint evenly and holds up to the demands of a working kitchen.
• Corner configuration makes use of countertop corner space that typically goes to waste.
• Ready-to-finish surface lets the installer match the garage to existing cabinetry, painted millwork, or a custom stain color.
• 17 inches wide by 11-7/8 inches deep by 18-1/2 inches tall suits common corner countertop layouts and standard appliance clearances.
• Part of the AG-100 Series, a consistent Omega National line built for custom kitchen and remodel applications.

Putting Dead Corner Space to Work

Corner countertop real estate is awkward to use: it is too deep for simple open shelving and too visible to leave cluttered. A corner appliance garage resolves that by giving the space a defined purpose, keeping a toaster, coffee maker, or blender tucked away and reachable without taking up the linear counter run. The enclosure sits at counter height, so the appliance stays plugged in and usable without being on display when it is not in use.

Solid Oak, Ready for the Finisher

The shell is solid red oak throughout, not veneer over a substrate. Red oak has an open, pronounced grain that takes stain deeply and evenly, which makes it a reliable choice when the goal is a rich, consistent color match to surrounding cabinetry. Because it arrives unfinished, the painting or staining happens on site, after installation, so the finish can be dialed in alongside the rest of the room. For a painted kitchen, oak's texture is more pronounced than maple, so a grain filler before primer is a common step with this species.

Where This Fits

This garage is the right call for a custom kitchen or a remodel where the appliance garage is being built into a corner cabinet run and the finish has not yet been applied. Cabinet shops finishing in-house will appreciate the solid wood construction, since it sands and edges cleanly. Designers specifying for a stained-wood kitchen will find red oak's grain pattern a natural match for door styles that lean traditional or transitional. It is sized for a corner installation and does not substitute for a straight-run garage in a standard cabinet run. A ventilation insert or tambour hardware is not included and would be sourced separately based on the door and ventilation approach the project calls for.

Common Questions

A Corner Built for Purpose, Finished on Your Terms

Specify this solid red oak corner appliance garage to convert an underused countertop corner into a clean, integrated storage point, finished to match the kitchen after installation.