This is a type of cabinet specially designed to be positioned at a corner space to give a diagonal transition to the face of the cabinet run across the right angle of a corner in the room. Wall diagonal corner cabinets come in larger dimensions than regular kitchen wall cabinets due to the fact that they are constructed in the form of trapezoids rather than squares so that they butt up to each side of the perpendicular walls. The diagonal cabinet resulting from this design uses doors of the same size as the remaining cabinets and hence doesn't disrupt the symmetry of the cabinet run. Although, once the doors of these cabinets are opened, and the cavernous interior is exposed, it becomes essential for cabinetmakers to equip these with unique modifications to make them accessible and practical.

 

The most popular to the interior of a wall diagonal corner cabinet is the incorporation of a sizable lazy Susan. These round lazy Susan will waste a bit of the space because it is a round object in a trapezoidal cabinet. However, it is the most common choice because the depth of these cabinets can make it challenging to reach contents at the extreme corner areas. Because wall diagonal corner cabinets are large, they need to be securely fastened to the framing of the room at different sites and shouldn't be completely filled with bulky items.