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Corner Cabinets

Shop frameless corner kitchen cabinets in Ontario for L-shaped and U-shaped layouts, including blind corner, Lazy Susan, easy-reach and diagonal corner configurations. Choose compatible box materials, door styles and finishes based on the corner solution and cabinet size.Corner...

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Buying guide & specifications — Corner Cabinets

Shop frameless corner kitchen cabinets in Ontario for L-shaped and U-shaped layouts, including blind corner, Lazy Susan, easy-reach and diagonal corner configurations. Choose compatible box materials, door styles and finishes based on the corner solution and cabinet size.

Corner cabinet fit depends on adjacent runs, fillers and appliance clearances. Compare Lazy Susan vs blind corner cabinets, review the measuring guide, or send your measurements before finalizing a layout.

Choose the right corner cabinet type

Start with the corner solution before filling the adjoining cabinet runs. The correct choice depends on the usable corner space, adjacent cabinet widths, door access and any required fillers.

Corner Cabinet Type Current ShopKitchens Sizes Typical Planning Use What to Verify Before Ordering
Base easy-reach corner 33 in. or 36 in. wide Accessible base-corner storage in an L-shaped cabinet run Corner footprint, adjacent cabinet widths, door clearance and fillers
Base Lazy Susan 33 in. or 36 in. wide Rotating-access storage for a base corner Required corner footprint, adjacent runs, door operation and internal-access needs
Base blind corner 42 in. or 45 in. wide Uses a blind portion of the base corner when the layout suits a straight cabinet run Blind-corner allowance, adjacent cabinet position, door/drawer access and filler clearance
Wall blind corner 27 in. wide; 30, 36 or 42 in. high Upper-cabinet corner where part of the cabinet extends into the blind space Wall-cabinet height, adjoining upper width, door swing and corner clearance
Wall diagonal corner 24 in. wide; 12, 30, 36 or 42 in. high Diagonal-faced upper-corner transition Adjacent wall-cabinet depth/height, door clearance and the planned corner geometry
Wall easy-reach corner 24 in. wide; 12, 30, 36 or 42 in. high Accessible upper-corner storage Adjacent upper cabinets, wall-cabinet height, door operation and installation clearance

Do not choose a corner cabinet from nominal wall length alone. Confirm the complete corner geometry and appliance/door clearances first, then size the cabinets that continue away from the corner.

Blind corner vs. Lazy Susan: what changes in the plan?

A blind corner and a Lazy Susan solve the same difficult kitchen zone differently. ShopKitchens currently carries 42- and 45-in. base blind-corner cabinets, while its base Lazy Susan and easy-reach corner cabinets are offered in 33- and 36-in. widths. These are cabinet sizes, not interchangeable opening requirements: the complete corner footprint and adjoining run must be checked for the specific cabinet selected.

For a blind corner, verify the blind allowance, door access, the adjoining cabinet position and any filler needed to prevent door or drawer interference. For a Lazy Susan or easy-reach corner, verify the full corner footprint and that both adjoining runs leave the required access. Do not substitute one corner type into a finished cabinet list only because its nominal width appears to fit.

Plan the corner before the rest of the cabinet run

Corner cabinetry is a fixed planning point. Establish the corner cabinet first, then account for fillers and trim, fixed appliances and tall cabinets before using standard base cabinets or wall cabinets to complete the remaining run. This reduces the risk of a cabinet list fitting the total wall measurement on paper while leaving insufficient door, drawer or appliance clearance at the corner.