AMBIA-LINE Narrow Frame - Grey

This is a narrow grey frame that forms part of Blum's AMBIA-LINE drawer organisation system, designed specifically for LEGRABOX drawers. Think of it as the foundation piece that creates defined compartments within your drawer, giving you clean lines and organised storage.

Where It Fits

The frame works inside LEGRABOX drawers with a 450mm depth. It's particularly useful in kitchens where you want to create distinct zones for different items, whether that's in a cutlery drawer, a utensil drawer, or anywhere you need to separate smaller items from larger ones.

How It Works

The narrow frame sits within your drawer to create boundaries for your storage. You can combine it with cross dividers that adjust to the length of your utensils, allowing you to create compartments that fit wooden spoons, spatulas, whisks, and other cooking tools exactly as you need them.

Why It Matters

When everything has its place, your cooking becomes more efficient. Instead of rummaging through a jumbled drawer, you can see what you need at a glance and reach for it immediately. This kind of organisation makes the difference between a kitchen that works against you and one that supports how you actually cook.

Design Consideration

The narrow 100mm width makes this frame ideal for creating smaller compartments or working alongside wider components in the same drawer. The orion grey matt finish integrates quietly with most kitchen styles. However, you'll need to plan your drawer layout carefully, as the frame is quite specific in its dimensions and works only with the LEGRABOX system.

Build Quality

This is Blum engineering, built to the same standard as their drawer systems. The frame measures 100mm wide, 422mm deep, and 50mm high, with the precision you'd expect from their hardware. It comes with a lifetime guarantee.

Consider how you actually use your drawers and what size compartments would genuinely help your daily cooking routine. This narrow frame works best as part of a considered organisation system rather than as a standalone solution.