Kitchen cabinet-integrated legless step
Modular step prototype that folds inside a standard kitchen drawer and unfolds in a single step to reach high cabinets.
The price includes design, functional prototyping, product testing and optimization.
Why design a legless step for the kitchen?
Hard-to-reach high cabinets
It lets you handle items in wall cabinets without having to look for a separate ladder.
An integrable module
It is a standalone module designed to be integrated into standard kitchen cabinets, such as IKEA ones.
Fits in a standard drawer
It folds and stores in the space of a standard drawer.
Single-step deployment
It is designed to unfold ergonomically in a single movement.
First prototype of the legless step
Modular system
Modular, sturdy step that folds and unfolds.
Furniture integration
It stores in the space of a standard drawer, similar to IKEA ones.
Ergonomic deployment
Single-step deployment to make it easy to use.
Articulated mechanism
Articulated metal arms and a suspended step.
Safety regulations
Development shaped by the standards that apply to a ladder.
Strength
Mechanical design supported by strength studies in different use scenarios.
Project lead of the legless step

“A step inside a drawer has to disappear when it is not in use and hold up when it is. That contradiction shaped every mechanical decision. If we could do this, we can surely do your idea.”
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