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Making a small kitchen work harder

Most kitchens feel short of space, but it's often a case of space being used badly rather than not being there at all. Deep base cupboards are a good example. Things get pushed to the back and forgotten. Pull out baskets bring the whole shelf towards you, so nothing gets lost.

Corner cupboards are another common problem. A magic corner unit or corner pull out drawers let you reach the space behind the door, which often goes unused.

Sorting rubbish and recycling

If your council collects several types of recycling, keeping separate bins in the kitchen soon takes over the floor. A dual or triple compartment bin keeps everything in one footprint. If you'd rather keep bins out of sight, an under-sink pull out bin or a cabinet with a tilt-out bin are both good options.

Getting the utility room organised

A utility room tends to collect things: cleaning products, spare kitchen roll, the vacuum cleaner, pet food and a pile of washing. Freestanding wire shelving gives all of this a proper home. Because the shelves are open, you can see what you've got at a glance and spot when something is running low.

Drying washing indoors

In the colder months, most UK households end up drying clothes indoors. A ceiling pulley airer lifts the washing up out of the way, so it doesn't take over the floor. A folding tiered airer gives you a lot of hanging space and folds flat afterwards. Whichever you choose, opening a window or running an extractor fan helps moisture escape while clothes dry.

More storage around the home

If you're sorting out the outside of the house too, take a look at our wheelie bin storage. For extra cupboard space in the dining room, our sideboards are worth a look.

Delivery and returns

All orders include free delivery to UK mainland addresses, usually within 3-5 working days, with no hidden fees. If you change your mind, you can send items back, but the return postage is paid by you. Faulty or damaged items are handled separately, so please contact us and we'll help sort it out.

Frequently asked questions

  • What products are in the Kitchen & Utility range?

    The range covers kitchen bins, pull out storage baskets for kitchen cupboards, wire shelving and racking, and clothes airers. You'll also find bin cabinets with a tilt-out bin, a pull out larder unit and a folding kitchen rack.

  • How can I get more storage in a small kitchen?

    Start inside your cupboards. Pull out baskets make deep base units easier to use, and corner pull out units help you reach blind corners. A slim pedal bin or an under-sink bin also frees up floor space.

  • What should I keep in a utility room?

    Most people use a utility room for laundry, cleaning products, spare household supplies, the vacuum cleaner and pet food. Wire shelving and a clothes airer are two of the most useful things to add.

  • Can wire shelving be used in a kitchen?

    Yes. Wire shelving works well in a kitchen corner, a larder or a walk-in pantry, especially for tins, jars and bulk buys. Check the width and depth on the product page so it fits your space.

  • What's the best way to dry clothes indoors?

    A ceiling pulley airer or a tiered airer gives you plenty of hanging space without using all your radiators. Leave space between items so air can move, and open a window or use an extractor fan to let moisture out.

  • Will pull out baskets fit my kitchen cupboards?

    Our pull out baskets are made for base units that are 300mm, 400mm, 500mm or 600mm wide. Measure the inside of your cupboard and compare it with the measurements on the product page before you order.

  • Do these products need to be assembled?

    Most items need some assembly, and pull out baskets and ceiling airers need to be fixed in place. Each product page explains what's involved. If you're not confident with fixings, ask a local handyperson to help.

  • How much is delivery, and can I return items?

    Delivery is free to UK mainland addresses and usually takes 3-5 working days, with no hidden fees. Change-of-mind returns are accepted, but the return postage is paid by you. If something arrives faulty or damaged, contact us and we'll put it right.

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