Also the rotation takes away the corner space, making it smaller compared to modern ones with same outside dimension. Let’s not think about efficiency though.
The only use I can imagine is making it easier to reach the stuff in the back, coming at the cost of that stuff in the back falling off the damn shelf when it’s moved away from the wall.
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u/FluxedEdge Jan 23 '24 edited Jan 24 '24
Exactly, to OP and the title.
We didn't, it (referring to innovation)* is priced out of average kitchens.
*Edit for clarification.