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Originally Posted by freebeard
'Someone', eh? Did they have your best interests at heart? People say things for weird reasons.
They're most useful with cabinets on either side. Then the space is almost un-useable. otherwise they bring things clear in the back out beyond where it is when closed. It could save getting up out of a chair.
I'd also stack more than two shelves.
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It was some DIY site, it was just their personal opinion.
I am kind of inclined to think that inside corners should be avoided. I imagine that having the most normal cabinet possible with a big triangle of dead space behind it would not necessarily be effective, but there must be something that could be done there.
I present the "Inside Corner / Lazy Susan Drawer Box:"
which is obviously not a Lazy Susan!
I read about someone making their own inside corner drawer and they realized it was deceptively difficult. Why not give it a flat front?
Actually, I think that I will go with a Lazy Susan, if I can figure out how to integrate it:
