What is a Bridge Cabinet?
A bridge cabinet is a type of cabinet that is typically installed above a kitchen or bathroom sink, spanning the gap between two other cabinets. It is called a bridge cabinet because it “bridges” the gap between the two cabinets below it. The cabinet is typically designed to be shallow and wide, with a height that allows it to fit comfortably above the sink and below any upper cabinets or shelves.
Bridge cabinets can be found in a variety of styles and materials to match the existing cabinetry in a room. They can feature different types of doors, such as glass-fronted doors or solid wood doors, and may include open shelves or compartments for storage.
One of the main benefits of a bridge cabinet is that it can provide additional storage space in a room without taking up valuable counter space or floor space. It is also a great way to create a cohesive look and feel in a room by matching the style and finish of the existing cabinetry.
