Any issues with the extension cord getting tangled or stuck under the drawer when it opens and closes?

My client loves the drawer and has not had any problems with the cord getting in the way . Good luck with your install!

Just reading back a few comments prior to mine, something I didn't do before making my comment, and it's clear that codes are different nationally and enforced different regionally (obviously). But from my own experience, no way this is getting passed by the inspectors in my zone.

Well, at least it was supposed to be humorous.
Renovation purposes usually refers to thing like a receptacle without a grounding slot. You can replace a two prong receptacle with another of like kind if there is no ground wire, but you cannot use it on new construction. The difference I am trying to point out is that if it was never legal, it is still not legal, even in old work. If you tear something out, you need to install new stuff to current codes except for a few examples like the receptacle. So unless the receptacle in the cabinet was put there at some point when it was legal to do so, and the cabinet wasn't just put in front of an existing outlet, then it would still be illegal in a renovation even if such a product existed in this case for renovations.

Client has not had a problem with heat .

Really people there are plenty of cracks around drawer front amid door

Plywood construction.

love this idea

Thank you for your inquiring about the handles. They are from Top Knob and available through LGB interiors. Please contact us if we can help . www.lgbinteriors.com

pretty sure the electrical inspector wouldn't let this fly here. Would be wise to check local code.

I charge my electronics in the kitchen because I have easy access to them while I am cooking which is what I am alway doing. I love this idea!

Was thinking the same thing - I had my builder install multiple USB power outlets on the kitchen counter. See attached.

Yes you can close the drawer and things will still charge. If you are just using USB charging then it does not get too warm. If you use the AC outlets we limit the current to 3A (two laptops charging) so again it does not get too warm. We have a bathroom version with a 20A outlet designed for blow dryers and curling irons. That model has a built in thermostat which will turn the power off if the temperature exceeds 120 degrees F. Hope that helps.

We provide drawer box with runners and a separate piece that mounts to cabinet back with junction box on it

Hi, I've searched high and low for this "pigtail cord". We're looking to do the same thing in a drawer in our kitchen. Any further info on the specs for this pigtail or where to buy it would be great!

You can purchase a precoiled wire. This allows for the movement of the drawer. But is too can become tangled depending on what is in lower cabinet. Its comes in 20'lengths. It can be cut to desired length. I have used in bathroom drawers. Its rather exspensive around $130.00 for 20'. Ron Yeary

Thank you for your question concerning the cabinet door. You should be able to purchase a door without the Center panel. Metal mesh can be ordered from www.vandykes.com . A glass panel can then be installed in front of the metal.

Hi Gramsyfive, If you’re considering wire mesh for your kitchen cabinets, please check out our Kitchen & Bath Ideabook. Here you’ll find examples of McNICHOLS® Wire Mesh applications. You can find a wide variety of styles on our website, and most likely a close match to this look (although without the glass). Good luck!

Hi Liz, you can find more pictures of this home on our Houzz page listed under Dallas Kitchen or on our website, www.lgbinteriors.com. Thanks for your inquiry.