A Corner Appliance Garage Ready to Finish in Red Oak Veneer

This Omega National AG-100 Series appliance garage is built for corner cabinet installations where countertop appliances need a dedicated home, delivered unfinished in a red oak veneer so it can be stained or painted to coordinate with the surrounding cabinetry.

Key Features

• Corner configuration positions this garage to make use of the angled countertop space at a cabinet corner run.
• Red oak veneer construction provides a wood grain surface that accepts stain or paint for a custom finish match.
• Unfinished and ready to finish means the surface can be treated on site to match existing cabinetry before installation.
• 17 inches wide, 11-7/8 inches deep, and 18-1/2 inches tall gives the enclosure enough clearance for most countertop appliances.
• AG-100 Series construction from Omega National Products, a brand known in the cabinet shop and custom millwork market for decorative wood components.

Keeping the Corner Counter Clear

Corner countertop space is among the least useful in a kitchen layout: hard to access, awkward to organize, and often claimed by a toaster or a coffee maker that sits out permanently. This appliance garage converts that dead-corner area into a purposeful enclosure, keeping the appliance plugged in and accessible without leaving it exposed on the counter. The unit's corner shape fits the geometry of the cabinet run rather than fighting it, so the enclosure reads as a planned part of the kitchen rather than an afterthought.

Wood Veneer, Unfinished and Ready for the Shop

The AG-100CVR arrives with a red oak veneer surface that has not been sealed, stained, or topcoated. That matters because it puts the finishing step in the hands of the installer or the cabinet shop, where it can be matched precisely to the door style, stain color, or paint color already in the kitchen. Red oak is a widely available species with a pronounced grain that accepts both stain and paint well, making it a practical choice for custom finish work. The veneer construction keeps the unit lighter than solid-wood alternatives while still presenting a natural wood face.

Who Reaches for This Unit

Cabinet shops building a full custom kitchen run will specify this garage when the countertop layout includes a corner section and the client wants appliances out of sight. Designers planning a high-finish kitchen where every surface is meant to match will appreciate the unfinished state, since it removes the compromise of trying to match a prefinished color. Contractors and remodelers replacing or adding an appliance enclosure in an existing kitchen will find the corner geometry useful where a straight-run unit will not fit. The unfinished surface does require a finishing step before or during install, so this is not a drop-in solution for a job where speed matters more than a custom match.

Common Questions

Custom Finish, Corner Fit, Appliance Out of Sight

Specify this red oak veneer corner appliance garage when the project calls for a finished-to-match enclosure in a corner countertop position, with the flexibility to stain or paint on site before the install is complete.