Warm Maple Wood Blind Corner Pull-Out for an 18-Inch Left-Hand Opening

The Rev-A-Shelf Cloud 5371 series brings a single-tier maple pull-out system to the most underused space in the kitchen, the blind corner base cabinet, sliding contents out into the open where you can see and reach them.

Key Features

• Maple wood shelf and frame deliver a warm, natural look that coordinates with wood cabinet interiors.
• Single-tier design rated to 45 pounds handles a full load of pantry goods, small appliances, or baking supplies.
• Soft-close slides ease the unit back into the cabinet without slamming.
• Left-hand orientation fits cabinets where the blind portion of the corner extends to the left.
• Minimum opening width of 18 inches with a minimum depth of 22-13/16 inches and minimum height of 7 inches required for proper fit.
• Steel slide hardware provides the structural backbone for the wood shelf assembly.

Bringing the Corner Back into Play

Blind corner cabinets earn their reputation for swallowing things whole. Items pushed to the back stay there, invisible and hard to retrieve without emptying the front of the cabinet first. The Cloud system changes that by mounting a shelf that pulls forward and swings out, so the stored contents travel with it. A single tier keeps the unit low-profile and suited to base cabinet heights where a taller multi-shelf stack would not clear.

Maple Build and Soft-Close Motion

The shelf is maple, a close-grained hardwood with a light, warm tone that reads as natural wood rather than painted or metallic. Inside a cabinet with a maple or light-stained interior, the unit blends in rather than standing out as an insert. The steel slide hardware runs the motion, and soft-close mechanics govern the return, damping the final inch of travel so the shelf lands quietly. The full unit dimensions are 37-19/32 inches wide by 21-9/16 inches deep by 6-1/2 inches tall, sized to carry a practical load of up to 45 pounds.

Right Cabinet, Right Application

This kit is for a left-hand blind corner configuration, meaning the inaccessible portion of the corner extends to the left when you face the cabinet. It fits a base cabinet with a minimum 18-inch wide opening, at least 22-13/16 inches of usable depth, and a minimum 7-inch interior height. Designers specifying kitchen storage upgrades, cabinet shops building out a renovation package, and homeowners tackling a kitchen remodel all reach for this system when a standard lazy Susan will not work or when the preference is a pull-out action over rotation. It is a particularly practical fit for kitchens where that corner cabinet has been effectively written off as storage.

Common Questions

Real Storage from a Corner That Used to Give None

The Cloud maple blind corner pull-out turns an 18-inch left-hand corner cabinet from dead space into a working shelf, with soft-close motion and a wood finish that fits naturally into a wood-interior kitchen.