If you want to add extra functionality to your cabinets, whether you are beginning from scratch with brand-new cabinets or having your existing cabinets refaced, you will probably encounter the dilemma of whether to add drawers or rollout trays. The response is straightforward: It depends on your choices.
To find out more about your choices for cabinet accessories, get in touch with Cabinet Magic at any time. Continue reading to find out more about the advantages and disadvantages of both choices as well as the circumstances in which they are most appropriate.
Drawers Offer Great Ergonomic Benefits
The fact that a drawer simply requires a single step to open makes it the best option. In contrast, rollouts demand that you first open the doors before pulling out the tray. This might seem like a small distinction, but for cooks who frequently use multiple pots and pans at once, it can have a significant impact.
The best option for larger cookware is frequently a drawer. They are bigger than rollouts and do not have the low sides that rollouts do. Tall things can therefore be stored with ease. If you keep a tall pot with a rollout, it is more likely to topple when the tray is swiftly hauled out.
Rollout Trays Can Be Retrofitted More Readily
Despite the fact that both can be added at any moment, adding drawers after the base cabinet is created is more simpler. While rollout trays can be installed at any location at any time, they need their own frame. Therefore rollout trays are frequently chosen by retrofitting consumers.
As was previously said, rollout trays are preferable for keeping smaller goods while drawers are ideal for storing bulky stuff. You can open them up, look inside, and know exactly what you have thanks to their low sides. This is especially helpful when storing foods that occasionally get misplaced.
Last but not least, keep in mind that rollout trays have adjustable height. This implies that rollout trays are simpler to alter as time goes on and your kitchen needs change.
Which Choice Suits You the Best?
As you can see, both options are effective in the majority of circumstances. The price difference is a significant consideration for many of our clients. Because the cost considerably depends on the material you desire and the current make-up of your cabinetry, we are unable to estimate how much adding rollouts and/or drawers will cost. Call Cabinet Magic at 800-570-4194 for help if you want a better concept.