Why Choose Our Wall Kitchen Units?
Wall cabinets make the most of vertical space that would otherwise go unused, giving you genuinely useful storage above worktops and appliances without eating into your floor plan. Our range focuses on the 900mm tall wall units height, giving noticeably more storage capacity than the shorter 575mm or 720mm options found elsewhere, particularly useful in smaller kitchens where every bit of extra capacity counts.
Whether you're fitting a straight run of cabinets or working around a curved feature, this range covers both the practical, everyday storage of our single wall unit and double wall unit options, and the more specialist curved wall unit for kitchens wanting a softer, less boxy look.
Our Wall Units Range
Tall Single & Double Wall Unit (900mm) – Available across a wide range of widths from 300mm up to 1000mm, covering both single-door configurations for narrower gaps and double-door units for wider runs of cabinetry.
Curved Wall Unit (900mm) – Designed to work with our TRADIUS and TRADIUSCART curved door systems, specifically built to complement Cavallo and Windsor curved doors for a seamless, rounded finish at the end of a cabinet run.
Construction & Quality
As part of our QuickCab rigid cabinet system, these wall units arrive pre-assembled into a stable, square frame rather than flat-packed, giving genuine strength and stability once fitted. Both cabinet types include adjustable shelving as standard, letting you configure the internal space to suit taller items or standard shelf spacing depending on what you're storing.
Sizing & Compatibility
Available in 4 colours: White, Oak, Light Grey, and Dust Grey, across widths from 300mm single units up to 1000mm double units, all at the standard 900mm tall height. A 900mm cabinet typically pairs with an 895mm door, following standard UK sizing conventions, so doors from our other ranges should fit without needing bespoke sizing.
Planning Your Wall Units
When planning a run of wall units, think about where taller cabinets make sense functionally, above a sink or hob where you need less overhead clearance, versus where you might prefer shorter units to avoid feeling boxed in. Curved units work particularly well at the end of a run or where two walls meet, softening what would otherwise be a hard right angle.
Need Help?
Not sure which wall unit configuration suits your kitchen? Call us on 0161 465 4007, we're happy to help you plan.
