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Like this idea: 2. Tip-Out Drawers Sometimes, depending on the configuration of your cabinets, you may have a space for a small tip-out drawer but not a full-depth drawer. This is often the case in front of a sink or built-in range, or when something else fills the upper portion of a base cabinet. In this example, the space behind this tip-out drawer is actually used up by a full drawer accessed from the adjacent face of the island. The space left is small, but it needn’t go to waste. A space like this is an excellent size for holding just a few power ports, which can then be used to charge an item sitting on the counter, such as a laptop or wireless speaker. You can leave the drawer open while it’s in use without having a full-extension drawer protruding into your workspace, so it’s a smart solution for busy spots in your kitchen.
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Need to figure out better docking options then we did in MN
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