This is Blum's TANDEMBOX Antaro drawer system in the D height configuration with gallery rails. The gallery creates a tall, enclosed drawer box that sits 203mm high inside your cabinet, giving you substantial storage depth while keeping contents neatly contained behind clean, rectangular sides.

Where It Fits

The D height works particularly well in base units where you need to store taller items like bottles, jars, or small appliances. The gallery rails create closed sides, so this drawer suits spaces where you want a tidier appearance than open-sided alternatives. It requires a minimum cabinet depth of 453mm to operate properly.

How It Works

The drawer runs on Blum's nylon roller system, which provides that distinctive smooth glide even under load. You can specify it with soft-close mechanisms that ensure the drawer settles gently regardless of how firmly you push it closed, or with push-to-open functionality for handleless kitchen designs.

Why It Matters

The enclosed gallery design means items can't slide off the sides when you pull the drawer out fully, which is particularly useful for storing liquids or smaller objects. The substantial 203mm height gives you genuine storage capacity for items that won't fit in standard shallow drawers, while the smooth operation means you can load it heavily without the mechanism becoming stiff or awkward.

Build Quality

The system uses low-friction nylon rollers and can handle dynamic loads of 30kg or 65kg depending on your requirements. All components are colour-coordinated in grey, and the rectangular profile maintains clean lines that work with contemporary kitchen aesthetics. Blum's engineering means the smooth operation should remain consistent over many years of daily use.

Design Consideration

While the gallery provides excellent containment, it does reduce the internal width slightly compared to open-sided versions. The 203mm height also means you need sufficient clearance above and below within your cabinet design. For cabinets wider than 600mm, you'll want to specify the higher load-bearing capacity version to maintain the smooth operation across the full width.

Consider whether the enclosed design suits how you plan to use the drawer. If you frequently access items from the sides, an open-sided version might serve you better, but if you value the contained appearance and security for stored items, the gallery version will work well in your kitchen.