Clean, straight grain and few knots are the classic
features of this solid Oak raised panel door.
Its colour tones are consistent and work in harmony
with other woods in the room.

Compare the use of drawers in a kitchen.
Here two deep drawers under the hob can
accommodate tall blenders and similar equipment.
Utensils and smaller items can be stored
in the five drawer stack.

This hard wearing door has raised centre panels,
a classic style that is always in demand.
Drawerline is a more traditional layout and
distributes drawers across the units whilst
storing larger items and pots on the shelved units below.

This earthy colour looks remarkable with so many
worktop patterns you’ll be spoilt for choice.
The detail on the frontals creates the impression
of an inset door without being one.

This layout uses full height doors to create
a more uniform appearance and will seem more spacious.
Internal drawers concealed behind the doors are also an option.

This layout uses full height doors to create
a more uniform appearance and will seem more spacious.
Internal drawers concealed behind the doors are also an option.