This is Blum's LEGRABOX Pure drawer system in C height (177mm) with an internal gallery rail, finished in silk white matt. The LEGRABOX represents a different approach to drawer construction, with remarkably slim sides at just 12.8mm thick and completely straight profiles both inside and out.

Where It Fits

The C height works well for medium-depth drawers in base units, typically for cutlery, utensils, or smaller kitchen items. The 177mm height gives you enough depth for most everyday storage without the bulk of taller drawer systems. The silk white matt finish integrates cleanly with white or light-coloured kitchen schemes.

How It Works

The internal gallery rail runs along the top edge of the drawer sides, creating a visible accent line that becomes part of the design language. When you open the drawer, you see this clean horizontal line rather than traditional chunky drawer sides. The system uses Blum's cabinet profile runner technology, which you'll notice in the quality of movement from the moment you pull the drawer open.

Why It Matters

The slim profile means your drawer interiors feel more spacious, and the contents are easier to access. That 12.8mm thickness makes a real difference when you're reaching into corners or trying to lift items out. The gallery rail also helps keep the drawer sides looking crisp over time, as it protects the top edge from daily wear.

Build Quality

This is engineered to carry substantial weight, with load capacities of 40kg or 70kg depending on the runner configuration you choose. The parallel sides and precision of the gallery rail reflect Blum's manufacturing standards. Even when fully extended and heavily loaded, the drawer maintains its smooth operation.

Options

You can specify this with Blum's BLUMOTION soft-close mechanism, or with TIP-ON BLUMOTION for push-to-open, handle-free operation. For cabinets wider than 600mm, the 70kg load capacity version is recommended. The system can be supplied as individual components or as fully assembled, bespoke drawers made to your exact dimensions.

Consider whether the slim aesthetic aligns with the visual weight of your kitchen. In very traditional schemes, the minimal profile might feel too refined, while in contemporary kitchens, it often provides exactly the clean lines you're looking for.