Measure the space in three directions
Width and height identify the short cabinet opening; depth determines how it relates to the cabinets and appliances around it.
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Bridge Wall Cabinets - Classic Shaker Pre-Assembled
- Regular price
- $170.78
- Regular price
- $170.78
Cabinet buying guide
Optional materials · Separate projects
What is a bridge cabinet—and which size do you need?
A shorter wall cabinet, not a structural bridge
A bridge cabinet is a shorter upper cabinet used where a full-height wall unit would not fit the design. In this assortment, the listed heights run from 12 to 24 inches, compared with the separate 30-inch and 36-inch-high wall families. The term does not mean the cabinet can span an opening without appropriate support or fixing. Plan the mounting with the installer and choose the height from the actual available space rather than treating “bridge” as a construction rating.
Above-fridge placement does not establish cabinet depth
A cabinet used above a refrigerator can be shallow or have a different configuration depending on the design. The bridge models on this page are listed at 12 inches deep. A deeper refrigerator cabinet is a separate specification, not something established by the word “bridge.” Check the refrigerator’s ventilation and door-opening requirements, the cabinet depth and the mounting plan together. The cabinet model alone does not establish safe clearances around any appliance.
Bridge cabinet vs full-height wall cabinet vs pantry
| Cabinet choice | Current listed size pattern | Different role |
|---|---|---|
| Bridge wall cabinet | 30/33/36″ widths; 12/15/18/21/24″ heights | Short upper storage where the design calls for a lower-height unit |
| 30″- or 36″-high wall cabinet | Single- or double-door families at a fixed height | Fuller-height upper storage |
| Pantry cabinet | 18/24/30″ widths; 84/90″ heights | Tall pantry storage with a separate floor and wall installation plan |
A height comparison does not make these products substitutes for one another or establish mounting/support requirements.
Questions before you order
What does W3012 mean here?
W3012 is the bridge model listed at 30 inches wide, 12 inches high and 12 inches deep. It is not the 30-inch-high W3030 wall cabinet.
Are these the 27-inch-deep refrigerator cabinets?
No. The bridge models in the current table are listed at 12 inches deep. A deeper refrigerator-cabinet specification must be verified separately.
Can any bridge cabinet go above a cooktop?
Do not assume that. The appliance instructions, required clearances, cabinet suitability and installation arrangement must be checked for the exact cooking appliance.
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Related cabinet options
These are alternative or complementary cabinet choices. Confirm dimensions, finish and installation compatibility for the complete layout.
30″-High Double Door Wall Cabinets
Compare full-height upper units at the same listed widths.
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36″-High Double Door Wall Cabinets
Consider taller wall storage where the layout permits.
From $258.37 USD View models
Pantry Cabinets
Plan tall storage separately from a short upper bridge unit.
From $651.48 USD View modelsBuilding independent overhead storage?
Sheet materials support a separate fabrication decision. They do not establish a cabinet’s structural span, mounting capacity or appliance clearances.
Prefinished Birch & White Melamine Plywood
Compare prefinished panels for a custom box or shelf designed independently of this cabinet. Confirm supports, cutting sizes and surface treatment.
Explore prefinished plywood
Unfinished BB/BB Baltic Birch Plywood
Explore unfinished Baltic birch for a separate storage build. Have the design and fixing method checked rather than assuming a panel can bridge any opening.
Explore Baltic birch plywoodPanels are sold separately for custom work. They are not pre-cut or factory-matched cabinet replacement parts; confirm thickness, finish, cutting and installation for your project.
Continue comparing individual cabinet units by type and size in the main Cabinets collection.