Kitchen
pull-out baskets

Pull-out baskets bring pots, containers and groceries towards the front of the cabinet, making it easier to reach items stored further inside.
Dibiesse offers several solutions for kitchen base units, tall units and mid-height units: baskets that pull out after the door has been opened, fittings that pull out together with the door, and mechanisms designed specifically for corner cabinets.
BASKETS THAT PULL OUT AFTER THE DOOR IS OPENED
With these solutions, opening the door and pulling out the baskets are two separate actions. First, you open the cabinet; then, you pull out the basket you need to access its contents.
The baskets organise items across several levels and bring them out towards you, so you can reach what is stored at the back of the cabinet.
BASKETS THAT PULL OUT WITH THE DOOR
Other fittings, available for base units and tall units, pull out together with the door: pulling the front brings the entire set of baskets towards you.
A single movement opens the cabinet and provides access to its contents. Baskets arranged across several levels help organise groceries and utensils inside the base unit or tall unit.
PULL-OUT BASKETS FOR CORNER CABINETS
In corner cabinets, part of the storage space extends to the side of the door opening. Pull-out mechanisms move the shelves towards the opening or bring them completely out of the cabinet.
Combi’s, LeMans, Compact and Dynamic Corner differ in the number of baskets and the way they provide access to the contents.
COMBI’S: INDIVIDUALLY EXTENDING SHELVES
Combi’s features two kidney-shaped shelves that extend fully out of the cabinet and move independently of each other.
You can pull out just the upper or lower shelf, depending on what you need, making even items stored deep inside the corner easy to reach.
LEMANS: INDEPENDENT SHELVES AND GREATER STORAGE CAPACITY
LeMans allows the shelves to extend fully out of the cabinet, one at a time. The movement combines rotation and outward extension, bringing the entire shelf surface in front of the opening.
Compared with Combi’s, LeMans offers greater storage capacity at a higher cost. Both solutions provide individual access to the shelves; the choice also depends on the items you need to store and the project budget.
COMPACT: FOUR FULLY EXTENDING BASKETS
Compact features four baskets arranged in two pairs, each consisting of an upper and a lower basket.
The front pair is pulled out first. Sliding the carriages then brings the pair stored further inside the corner completely out of the cabinet.
All four baskets extend outside the cabinet, but the upper and lower baskets move together and cannot be pulled out individually.
DYNAMIC CORNER: ACCESS TO THE INNER BASKETS
Dynamic Corner features four baskets. The two front baskets extend completely out of the cabinet, while the two rear baskets move towards the opening but remain inside.
This movement makes the deepest part of the corner easier to reach, without bringing all the baskets outside the cabinet.
HOW TO CHOOSE PULL-OUT BASKETS
Start with the cabinet you want to equip and the items it will hold. For base units and tall units, consider whether you prefer to open the door before pulling out the baskets or pull the fittings out together with the front.
For corner cabinets, the way you access the contents also matters: independently moving shelves, baskets that move in pairs, or rear baskets that move towards the opening.
Your Dibiesse retailer can check which fittings are compatible with the cabinets included in your kitchen design.
Please note: archive images are used to illustrate the different solutions.































