Keeping mixers, toasters, and coffee makers off the counter is a constant battle in most kitchens. A corner appliance garage tucks them away without taking over your work space. National Products Co. offers two corner units at the same listed price: one finished in red oak and one in cherry wood. They share a new open-box condition but differ in footprint and in the details their listings call out.
Your decision comes down to how much space you need and how particular you are about the cabinet's appearance.
| Feature | Red Oak Corner Unit | Cherry Wood Corner Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Listed price | $123.49 | $123.49 |
| Size from listing | 24" x 18 1/2" x 11 7/8" | 18" corner |
| Wood finish | Red Oak | Cherry Wood |
Where each wins:
- The red oak garage is the one to choose when storage volume is your top concern. The description spells out the cabinet's dimensions, so you can measure your corner before committing.
- The cherry wood garage is the one to choose if you want the finish to look as close to new as possible. The listing describes it as brand new and opened only for photos.
National Products Co. Kitchen Appliance Garage Corner Unit Red Oak
The red oak unit is the larger of the pair, with the listing giving exact measurements of 24 inches wide, 18 1/2 inches deep, and 11 7/8 inches high. That clarity helps when you're measuring the corner where it will live. It also includes the model reference AG100S in the listing, which gives you a specific identifier. The trade-off is the condition: the listing mentions a few imperfections on the middle unit and one side panel, and no instructions are included. If you're comfortable with minor cosmetic flaws and need room for a variety of countertop appliances, this cabinet gives you the most space to work with.
National Product Co. 18" Corner Cherry Wood kitchen Appliance Garage Unit
This cherry wood garage is the compact option, sized at 18 inches as stated in the title. The listing describes it as brand new and opened only for photos, so it may be the cleaner of the two if you're after a pristine look. That's the main reason to pick it over the red oak. The trade-off is the smaller footprint: at 18 inches, it's better suited for a toaster or coffee maker than a full collection of large appliances. Before buying, check that the 18-inch corner size fits your space and that you're okay with the more limited interior room.
Final choice:
The red oak is the space-first pick; the cherry wood is the finish-first pick.
