New 2026 · Tall Pull-Out Larder · Pantry

Tall Pull-Out Larder Unit — Narrow Pantry Cabinet with Soft-Close Baskets

The narrow gap beside the fridge is the most wasted space in a kitchen, and a shelf-only pantry is the reason. This larder unit fills it with a full-height frame of baskets that comes out to meet you: the whole frame rides on the door, so opening the door brings the baskets forward and every level is reachable without emptying the front to find the back. Soft-close full-extension runners, height-adjustable baskets rated for 40–50 kg each, and a 300 mm-wide carcass that turns a dead 300 mm into a full pantry. Built on the same carcass and door programme as the rest of our kitchen cabinets, so the larder matches the run it sits in.

Narrow pantry format — 300 / 400 / 450 / 500 mm wide carcasses that fit the filler space beside a fridge, oven tower or wall return
Full-height pull-out frame of 4, 5 or 6 baskets, matched to the cabinet height so the top basket stays reachable
Door-mounted pull — the frame rides on the door, so opening the larder brings every basket forward instead of stacking shelves you have to dig through
Soft-close full-extension runners as standard; cycle-tested for 50,000+ open/close cycles
Baskets rated 40–50 kg each, with height-adjustable positions so shelf spacing follows what you actually store
Chrome-wire or aluminium baskets — chrome wire for the volume programs, aluminium for a lighter frame and a softer finish
Carcass in 16–18 mm E1/E0 board or plywood with moisture-sealed edges; doors 18–22 mm matched to the rest of the kitchen
Left- or right-hand opening on the same carcass, so a run can be mirrored without a second tooling set
KD flat-pack with edge protection, or assembled with protected cornering for container programmes

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SKU: FAME-KC-LARDER · MOQ: 20 pcs · Sample order available

Specifications

Cabinet type	Tall pull-out larder / narrow pantry cabinet — a full-height pull-out basket frame inside a tall carcass, produced on the same carcass and door programme as the rest of the kitchen
Standard sizes	Cabinet 300 / 400 / 450 / 500 mm wide × 460–475 mm deep × 1770–2100 mm high; internal pull-out frames 1150–1350 mm (4 baskets), 1500–1800 mm (5 baskets) and 1770 mm (6 baskets), sized to the cabinet width
Carcass	E1/E0 board or plywood body, 16–18 mm, with moisture-sealed edges; interior finish in the same decor as the rest of the run, other decors on request
Pull-out frame	Door-mounted full-height frame — the baskets travel with the door on soft-close full-extension runners; cycle-tested for 50,000+ open/close cycles
Baskets	Chrome-wire or aluminium baskets, 4 / 5 / 6 levels, height-adjustable on the frame; load rating 40–50 kg per basket, suited to tins, jars, bottles and dry goods
Door fronts	18–22 mm fronts matched to the kitchen programme — handleless slab or shaker; handleless fronts use a recessed pull so nothing protrudes into the walkway of a narrow run
Opening	Left- or right-hand opening on the same carcass; a mirrored pair can be cut from one production set without new tooling
Hardware	Soft-close runners standard; Blum runners and hinges optional on the same drilling
Installation	Floor-standing tall carcass with adjustable levelling feet and a wall-securing bracket; an anti-tip fixing is supplied with each unit
Packaging	KD flat-pack cartons with edge protection; the pull-out frame and baskets are packed as a separate braced module so the runners cannot be loaded in transit; assembled shipments packed with protected cornering
Certifications	ISO9001, CE, SGS, E1/E0
MOQ	20 pieces per model; sample orders welcome for pre-production evaluation

In a Real Kitchen

Every FAME kitchen program is produced in our 20,000 m² factory, inspected against the same standards we ship to the world's top-10 bathroom brands, and container-optimized for your program.

Product FAQ

Why specify a pull-out larder instead of an ordinary tall pantry with shelves?

Because a shelf pantry loses its own depth. On a 300 mm-wide full-height cabinet you cannot see the back of any shelf, so the rear third becomes storage you own but never use. A door-mounted pull-out frame brings every level forward as the door opens, which is why the same 300 mm carcass reads as a working pantry rather than a cupboard. The trade is one mechanism per cabinet — and that mechanism is the cheapest capacity you will add to a kitchen.

How much weight will the baskets carry, and how long do the runners last?

Plan on 40–50 kg per basket, which covers tinned goods, jars, bottles and dry goods with margin. The runners are soft-close full-extension units cycle-tested beyond 50,000 open/close cycles, and because the frame travels with the door the load is carried on the runners rather than levered off a hinge. If your programme stores heavier items — bulk liquids, large glass — tell us and we specify the basket gauge and runner rating up from there.

Can the larder match the doors on the rest of the kitchen?

Yes, and it should. The larder is built on the same carcass and door programme as our other kitchen cabinets, so the fronts are 18–22 mm and come in the same finish family as the run it sits in. On a narrow unit we recommend a handleless front with a recessed pull: a protruding handle on a 300 mm cabinet either catches you as you walk past or forces the cabinet wider than the gap allows.

What is the MOQ and can we order a sample first?

Our MOQ is 20 pieces per model, and sample orders are welcome for pre-production evaluation before you commit to a full programme. We run a 20,000 m² factory and have supplied the world's top-10 building-material brands since 2009, so repeat kitchen programmes hold production slots.