This is Blum's narrow frame component from their AMBIA-LINE system, designed specifically for organising LEGRABOX drawers. The carbon black matt finish provides a sleek foundation for creating divided storage sections within your drawer space.

Where It Fits

The narrow frame sits inside LEGRABOX drawers with a 450mm depth, creating the structural foundation for an internal dividing system. It works particularly well in kitchens where you want clean, organised storage that maintains the sophisticated look of your cabinetry.

How It Works

The frame creates a base structure that holds adjustable cross dividers, allowing you to create compartments of different sizes within your drawer. You can adjust the dividers according to what you're storing, whether that's long wooden spoons, shorter utensils, or small items like spice jars.

Why It Matters

When your cooking tools are properly organised and visible at a glance, your kitchen work becomes more efficient. Instead of rummaging through a jumbled drawer, you can reach for exactly what you need immediately. This makes the difference between smooth cooking and constant interruptions searching for tools.

Design Consideration

The narrow frame works best when you have specific items to organise rather than just general storage needs. If your drawers contain a mix of very different sized items, you might need multiple frames or additional AMBIA-LINE components to create a complete system. The carbon black finish suits contemporary kitchens particularly well.

Build Quality

This is a Blum product with their characteristic attention to engineering detail. The matt finish resists fingerprints and maintains its appearance through regular use. The frame is designed to integrate seamlessly with other AMBIA-LINE components.

The frame itself measures 100mm wide by 422mm deep and sits 50mm high within your drawer. Additional cross dividers and accessories like foil dispensers are available separately to complete your storage system. Consider what you actually need to store before building up the full system.