The LEGRABOX Space Tower is a complete pantry storage system that maximises every millimetre of your larder cabinet. When you open the door, you'll find storage divided between pull-out drawers inside the cabinet and shelves mounted on the door itself, bringing everything within easy view and reach.

Where It Fits

This system works in tall larder units, typically 500mm, 600mm, or 1000mm wide. It's particularly valuable in kitchens where pantry space is at a premium, as it uses both the cabinet interior and the back of the door for storage.

How It Works

The system combines full-extension drawers that pull completely out of the cabinet with door-mounted shelves. Each drawer runs on Blum's BLUMOTION soft-close mechanism, supporting up to 40kg. The door shelves include magnetic dividers to keep items organised, and there's a dedicated bottle rack included.

Why It Matters

This dual approach means you can store heavy items like flour bags or tins in the deep pull-out drawers, while keeping lighter frequently-used items like spices or oils on the door shelves. Everything remains visible and accessible, so items don't get forgotten at the back of deep shelves.

Build Quality

The drawers use Blum's LEGRABOX system with steel sides and integrated soft-close runners. Each drawer includes non-slip matting to prevent items sliding. The system comes fully assembled and carries a lifetime guarantee. The silk white matt finish coordinates with contemporary kitchen aesthetics.

Options

Available in 4-drawer or 5-drawer configurations, with the number of door shelves varying based on cabinet width. The system is made to specification for your exact cabinet dimensions. Note that hinges are purchased separately and must be compatible with the door-mounted shelving system.

Design Consideration

This system works best when your larder cabinet is dedicated to dry goods and pantry items. The door shelves add weight to the door, so robust hinges are essential. Consider whether the door-mounted storage suits your kitchen layout, particularly if space is tight when the door is open.