This picture show what we mean by coming out to make patterns. We literally make a template of the size and shape that the finished result will look like.

This pattern then gets positioned onto the solid oak and cut around. So, already, these solid oak worktops are the exact size that they will be on installation. Apart from the hole for the sink on the right hand side.

The bottom units are built, obviously in the same configuration. We start to build up the layers of paint that it require. It doesn't look much at this stage without doors and drawers.

By the time the final painting has been done and the doors are hung, it starts to look like a real kitchen. It is not until the knobs are fitted that you really get a feel for what the final results are going to look like.

Now we are getting somewhere. This kitchen looks fantastic. It looks like it is just sat there, but all of these units are fixed to the floor and the tops are scribed in where required. One more set of photos when it has all been painted and the appliances are in and I think you have to admit that it is a pretty amazing transformation, given that there were only three weeks from making the patterns to fitting.

How fantastic does this kitchen look now? The hanging cupboard was swapped for a smaller, older one and it finishes it off perfectly.
This is a very user friendly kitchen.

Item # SM907 SOLD
This unit we put together to show you that you really can have any combination of doors and drawers that you want. These smaller drawers are great for tea towels and tin foil and basically girls lets face it, its not tough filling up a drawer is it.
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