Kitchen Cabinets with Deep Drawers
314 cabinets in 6 door styles, from $256.31 to $548.80. Updated
- 2-drawer bases with two deep drawers
- 3-drawer bases with one shallow, two deep
- Full base depth at 24″, counter height at 34-1/2″
- Deep drawers sized for pots, pans, and dish stacks
- Every door style and finish we carry
(SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.)
Drawers instead of doors
The modern kitchen stores pots, pans, and even plates in deep drawers instead of behind doors, because a drawer brings the whole contents to you. The 2-drawer bases give two equally deep boxes for the heaviest cookware, and the 3-drawer bases put a shallow utensil drawer above two deep ones.
Both come at full 24″ base depth and standard counter height, so they swap one for one with any door base in the run.
Where deep drawers pay off
Put drawer bases where you cook: flanking the range for pans and lids, and near the dishwasher for plates and bowls if you like the drawer-stored dish setup. A common run mixes one 2-drawer base for the tall stockpots with 3-drawer bases everywhere else.
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Casselberry
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Haven
Oxford
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a 2-drawer base and a 3-drawer base?
A 2-drawer base gives you two equally sized deep boxes, which works well for heavy cookware like Dutch ovens and cast iron skillets. A 3-drawer base adds a shallower top drawer for utensils, spatulas, and smaller items, with two deeper drawers below for pots, pans, and stacked dishes. Both sit at standard counter height and run the full 24-inch base depth.
Are these drawer bases built to hold heavy pots and pans?
Yes. The cabinets are engineered and tested to hold up to 500 pounds once assembled, so stacking cast iron cookware, Dutch ovens, or a full set of pots is well within their design load. The owners install these same cabinets in their own homes, and jobs done over a decade ago still look and function like new.
Will a drawer base swap in directly where a door base currently sits?
In most cases, yes. Both styles share the same standard dimensions: 24 inches deep and 34-1/2 inches tall. As long as the width matches, a drawer unit drops right into an existing run without requiring any modification to surrounding cabinets or the countertop above.
Do these cabinets come pre-assembled, or do I need to put them together?
Most options ship as RTA (Ready To Assemble) flat-packs, which keeps freight costs lower and means boxes arrive in better shape. No special tools or skills are required, and step-by-step assembly videos are available on the site. Pre-assembled versions are also offered if you prefer to skip the build step entirely.
Can I get these in the same door style and finish as the rest of my kitchen?
Yes. Drawer bases are available across the full range of door styles and finishes that Everything Cabinets carries, including Shaker, Slim Shaker, Raised Panel, Recessed Panel, and Euro/Slab profiles, in painted and stained finishes spanning white, gray, navy, antique white, natural wood tones, and more. That makes it straightforward to match them to whatever door-style bases are already in your layout.
Where in the kitchen do deep drawers make the most sense?
The highest-impact spots are flanking the range, where you want pans and lids within arm's reach, and near the dishwasher so plates and bowls can be unloaded directly into a nearby drawer rather than lifted to a shelf. A drawer base can also replace a standard base at any point in a run, so placement is flexible based on how you work in the space.
