What is the difference between the MAXIMERA and KNIVSHULT kitchen drawers?
Both MAXIMERA and KNIVSHULT provide a smooth and comfortable use with a smooth, quiet, and gentle closing. MAXIMERA in white, offers stable and flexible movement. While KNIVSHULT in black, combines the same calm features, but can also provide the option of push-to-open for extra convenience when your hands are busy.
MAXIMERA is designed for a smooth, quiet and responsive movement. The white drawer is combined with glass add-on sides for drawer that you easily mount between the rails on the side of the drawer, which gives an airy feeling and a good overview in the box. MAXIMERA glides stably and easily, and offers a soft-closing function that makes everyday use comfortable.
KNIVSHULT has the same quiet and soft-closing functionality, but differs in expression and flexibility. The black drawer has solid, stylish sides and can be combined with various hidden fronts for a more stripped-down and minimalist look. In addition, KNIVSHULT can be equipped with push-and-open fittings that can be purchased separately, making it easy to open the box without handles and even when your hands are busy.
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