Counter cabinet for modified kitchen

A counter cabinet with pull-out storage that is not ideal for persons with functional impairments.

Description
Shelves are attached to the door, which pulls out; shelves cannot be pulled out one at a time.

Authors comments
The bottom shelf is difficult to access. A counter cabinet with an ordinary door and roll-out steel bins would have been preferable. It is important for the drawers to slide easily and worth paying a little extra for this feature.

Purchased from
Kitchen manufacturer

Paid for by
Local government

Tip is dated from 2005

Categories for this tip
housing » kitchen, storage, Tips and tricks from people with High tetraplegia with partly function in arms/hands (C5-6, ASIA A, B).

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