Our freestanding corner cupboards (C_34 series) is ideal for filling a corner with a beautiful piece that can be used for several different purposes.  The storage capacity is absolutely immense. Often, the corner area can be a separator between two larger workstations such as a sink or range piece.

Other designs call for a corner piece to become more of a focal point.

Shown above is a CD34 (Desk) in Bombay Mahogany. Clearance needed from the corner of the room (on each wall) is 46″W x 83 1/2″H. The computer desk unit can accommodate large monitors, Mini towers can be stored below the slide-out keyboard/mouse tray. Combination fax/copier/printer/scanners can be placed on the deep shelving above or below the worktop. Optional right-on left hand slide-out lower storage units pull out to the side when the lower doors are opened. Each is equipped with one file drawer and 2 storage drawers

Corner Cupboards (C_34) are unfitted pieces that can be isolated by themselves or placed between two major workstations. Though the proportions of these workstations are designed to blend with the taller workstations, they are not the typical thin, display corner cupboards. Available as  storage cupboards or working pantries, china closets, computer desks or entertainment centers, these units have enormous storage and worktop capacities as well as versatile interior arrangements.

CP34 Working Pantry in Hampton’s Cherry (same dimensions as above)

The bi-fold doors, available in flat panel and metal panel styles only, occupy less space than swing doors when they are open. These doors are a good choice if other (11″ deep or less) shelving is to be located close to the side of one of these workstations. However, with the swing doors, many useful items can be mounted to the inside of the doors such as peg boards, tack boards or dry mark boards, calendars, photographs, small shelves etc. One can deep shelves can be mounted to the inside of the pantry’s’ swing doors providing easy reach storage.

CD34 Desk in Hampton’s Cherry (same dimensions as above)

This Desk was designed to house up to a 32″ Flat Screen TV (shown here is a 35″ standard TV) which is located high enough in the cabinet to facilitate viewing from the standing or (table) sitting position. Though these standard TV’s are now outdated by flat screen technology, this shows how truly large these desk units are.  Mini towers can be stored below the slide-out keyboard/mouse tray. Combination fax/copier/printer/scanners can be placed on the deep shelving above or below the worktop. Optional right-on left hand slide-out lower storage units pull out to the side when the lower doors are opened. Each is equipped with one file drawer and 2 storage drawers. (see the first picture in this article)

This CP34 Working Pantry  cupboard features punched tin doors with spice racks attached to the back of each upper door. The side panels next to the lower roll-out trays can even be made to open to reveal extra storage shelving.