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This Rev-A-Shelf Craftsman Girasolo blind corner pull-out brings the lost storage of a blind left corner cabinet into reach, finished in maple wood with black accent hardware for a warm, grounded look inside the cabinet.
A blind corner cabinet gives up a large chunk of usable storage to the corner, and most of what goes in there stays out of reach and out of sight. The Girasolo pull-out changes that by swinging the tray out of the corner and forward into the cabinet opening when the door is pulled. Items stored on the tray come forward with it, so the back of the corner becomes as accessible as the front. The single-tray format keeps the mechanism simple and the footprint low, which suits a corner where vertical space is limited or where a tall unit would be awkward to load.
The tray is maple wood, and the accent hardware is black, a combination that reads as furniture-quality rather than utilitarian. Inside a cabinet where most organizers are wire or plain white plastic, that contrast makes a difference, particularly in kitchens where the interior is visible when doors are open. The maple surface is smooth and easy to wipe down, and the black accents hold their finish against daily contact. For cabinet shops specifying organizers in kitchens with dark or contrasting hardware, the wood and black combination coordinates with a wider range of pull, hinge, and interior trim choices than a single-material finish does.
This pull-out suits a designer or cabinet shop fitting out a kitchen where the interior finish detail matters as much as the function. It is sized for a blind left corner cabinet with a right-opening door, so it needs to match the cabinet configuration before it is ordered. Homeowners upgrading an existing blind corner cabinet in a remodel will also find the single-tray format approachable, since there is only one moving component to manage. Where two tiers of storage are needed, a double-tray unit in the same Girasolo family is the next step up.
A blind left corner cabinet has its corner on the left side and the door on the right, so the interior extends to the left behind an adjacent cabinet. The access opening is at the right, and this unit is configured to swing out through that opening.
No. The Girasolo operates independently of the cabinet door and does not attach to it. The tray swings out manually when you open the door and pull the unit forward.
The tray is rated to 33 pounds, sufficient for everyday pantry goods, small appliances, or cleaning supplies stored in the corner.
Soft-close hardware in this series is integrated into the slide mechanism and is designed for repeated daily use. It is the same damped motion found across the Rev-A-Shelf pull-out line.
Choose this pull-out to convert a blind left corner from dead storage into a working part of the kitchen, with a maple and black finish that holds up in daily use and looks at home in a well-specified cabinet interior.
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