This is Blum's LEGRABOX drawer system in the F height configuration, giving you 241mm of internal storage depth. The stainless steel finish provides a clean, contemporary look that works particularly well in modern kitchen designs where you want the hardware to blend quietly into the background.

Where It Fits

The F height works well for storing larger items like pots, mixing bowls, or small appliances. At 241mm deep, it gives you substantial storage without being so tall that items get lost at the bottom. This size suits base cabinets where you need more vertical space than a standard drawer provides.

How It Works

The drawer box arrives fully assembled to your exact cabinet dimensions. The sides are remarkably slim at just 12.8mm thick, which maximises your internal storage space while maintaining clean, straight lines both inside and out. The runner system is built into the design, so the drawer glides smoothly even when fully loaded.

Why It Matters

That slim profile means you get more usable space inside your drawers compared to thicker-sided alternatives. The smooth operation remains consistent whether the drawer is empty or carrying heavy cookware. You can load these drawers with up to 40kg or 70kg depending on the runner specification, so even your heaviest pots won't compromise the action.

Build Quality

The stainless steel construction resists wear and maintains its appearance over time. Blum's engineering shows in the precision of the tolerances and the quality of the motion. The accent lines running along the drawer sides are a functional design element that adds visual interest without being decorative for its own sake.

Options

You can specify this with different runner systems depending on your preferences. BLUMOTION adds soft-close functionality, while TIP-ON BLUMOTION combines push-to-open with soft-close operation. For cabinets wider than 600mm, the 70kg capacity runners are recommended for optimal performance.

Design Consideration

The stainless steel finish works best in kitchens where you want a neutral, professional appearance. If your kitchen design calls for warmer tones or you prefer hardware that disappears completely, you might want to consider other finish options. The linear design language suits contemporary and transitional styles particularly well.