Sideboards & Cabinets

Mixed layouts are common, with sideboards combining two or three cupboard doors with two or three drawers. If you need more uninterrupted space behind doors, cupboard-led sideboards give you fewer compartments and more room for larger items.

Some sideboards also introduce glazed sections, open shelving or basket storage alongside the main cupboards and drawers. If you prefer predominantly enclosed storage, our storage cupboards offer a simpler alternative.

Small, Narrow and Large Sideboards

Small sideboards give you useful cupboard and drawer storage where wall space is limited. Compact designs can start at around 75–90cm wide, making them easier to place in tighter dining rooms, living rooms or alcoves without losing enclosed storage completely.

Narrow sideboards take up less wall width but can use extra height to provide more storage. Consider them when a larger cabinet would leave too little space around nearby furniture or doorways.

Large sideboards give you more room across both the top and interior, with many wider designs around 130–140cm and some extending to roughly 190cm. Extra width usually adds doors, drawers or cupboard space, which can be useful if you need to store several types of household or dining items together.

Before ordering, check the full width and depth as well as the space needed to open doors and drawers comfortably.

Oak, Mango Wood and Painted Sideboards

Oak sideboards are available in lighter natural tones as well as warmer, darker finishes. Some designs use solid oak while others combine oak with veneers or oak-effect materials, so the construction varies between products.

Mango wood sideboards offer a richer grain and deeper tone, with some designs pairing the timber with black metal frames or darker detailing for more contrast.

Painted sideboards offer another option if you don’t want a natural wood finish. White, grey, black and blue designs are available alongside pieces that combine painted sections with visible timber. You’ll also find sideboards in acacia, pine, walnut and reclaimed wood.

Ready Assembled Sideboards and Delivery

Many oakworld sideboards arrive fully assembled, while others require some assembly at home. If you prefer a ready-assembled sideboard, check the product information before ordering so you know what to expect on delivery.

For larger assembled sideboards, measure the route into the room and the final position. Check that a wider unit will fit through doorways, hallways, staircases and tighter turns before ordering.

It is also worth checking the overall depth and height, particularly where the sideboard needs to pass through narrower entrances or sit beneath shelves, mirrors or other wall-mounted furniture.