What are Kitchen Mechanisms?

Kitchen mechanisms are various mechanical systems that increase the functionality of furniture and appliances used in kitchens and improve the user experience. These mechanisms perform many different functions, from opening and closing cabinet doors to sliding drawers to facilitating the use of various kitchen appliances. Here are some common kitchen mechanisms:

Cabinet and Drawer Mechanisms

• Soft-Close Hinges: These are hydraulic or pneumatic mechanisms that allow the cabinet doors to close slowly and silently. These mechanisms prevent the doors from closing suddenly, increasing user safety and extending the life of the furniture.
• Full Extension Drawer Slides: These are rail systems that allow drawers to be pulled out completely. These mechanisms ensure that the items inside the drawers are easily accessible.
• Self-closing drawers: These drawer slides allow the drawer to close automatically after being pushed to a certain point. As with soft-closing hinges, they provide user safety and silent use.

Corner Cabinet Mechanisms

• Corner Revolving Shelving Systems (Lazy Susan): These are rotating shelf systems inside corner cabinets. These mechanisms allow for more efficient use of the space inside corner cabinets and help to easily retrieve items from hard-to-reach corners.
• Corner Drawers: These are drawer systems specially designed for corner cabinets. These mechanisms are optimized to use the space inside corner cabinets more efficiently.

Elevator Mechanisms

• Elevator Shelving Systems: These are mechanisms that allow the shelves in high cabinets to be lowered and raised. These systems allow items on the upper shelves to be easily accessible, especially for short users.
• Elevator Trash Cans: These are mechanisms that allow the trash cans mounted inside the cabinet to be removed from the cabinet. These systems ensure that the trash can is easily accessible and hidden inside the cabinet.

Recessed Mechanisms

• Built-in Shelves and Spice Racks: They are shelf and spice systems that are hidden under the kitchen counter or in the cabinet and can be pulled out when used. These mechanisms create more space on the kitchen counter and provide a tidy appearance.
• Built-in Table and Bench Extensions: Table or counter extensions that are hidden when not in use but can be pulled out when needed. These mechanisms are ideal for creating extra work space, especially in small kitchens.

Other Mechanisms

• Cover Lifting Mechanisms: These are mechanisms that allow the upward opening cabinet doors to be easily lifted. These systems make the upper cabinets in particular more useful.
• Folding Table Mechanisms: These are table systems integrated into the kitchen counter and can be opened and closed when necessary. These mechanisms are used to create extra dining or work space in small kitchens.
• Towable Garbage Systems: They are trash bin systems that are mounted inside the cabinet and come out when pulled. These mechanisms are used to provide a hygienic and orderly environment in the kitchen.

These kitchen mechanisms increase user comfort and enable kitchens to be used more efficiently and regularly.