September 6, 2010
America's Premier Dovetail Drawer Company
Custom Options > Corner Drawers
Angle, Curve and Corner Drawers



Western Dovetail is in your corner!
The first dovetailed corner drawer was developed by Western Dovetail for Blum to launch their SPACE CORNER concept in 2005. Since then, Western Dovetail has been the lead the industry to new heights with angled dovetails, curved front drawers and just about anything the customers can dream up. So if you have special drawer needs, count on Western Dovetail, the pioneers of odd shaped drawers to get it done right!
Get a new angle with angled front drawers at any angle from 40-180 deg. Curved fronts are available with a variety of options. Simply provide a drawing, template, or detailed specifications
Throw us a curve with Westen Dovetail Curved fronts available with concave or convex fronts.



Western Dovetail moved into the old "Jointer's Shop" at Mare Island in August of 2003. The 100 year old building on the former Navy base has a long history of woodworking. Some of the original equipment is still in use, including the central dust collection. This historic facility allows the company to stock more materials, reduce lead-time and offer more options while maintaining all operations in-house. Western Dovetail is now even more prepared to meet the growing demand for dovetail drawers without sacrificing quality.



Attention to detail is critical when making drawers.
Western Dovetail drawers are constructed using classic English half-blind dovetail joinery made on a multi-spindle, dovetail machine. The drawers are precisely dimensioned according to the requirements of the cabinets and hardware for each job. Each drawer is then hand crafted with the utmost care and checked for quality at each stage of production. Close attention is given to grain selection and color matching when panels are edge glued and boxes are assembled.


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Let this reference be your guide. Almost any question about Western Dovetail’s products and services has been addressed in these pages. Most details have a code that refers to the specific option. Always verify the suggested sizes or procedures with your actual job conditions.