Example Prices - INC VAT | Premier Range | Handleless Range | Shaker Range |
Drawer 175 high by 500 wide | £11.34 | £12.47 | £11.34 |
Door 720 high by 500 wide | £25.88 | £28.46 | £28.46 |
Door 2155 high by 500 wide | £87.73 | £122.82 | £122.82 |
3mtr Cornice, Pelmet or Kickboard | £32.40 | £32.40 | £32.40 |
Panel 720 high by 300 wide | £19.04 | £19.04 | £19.04 |
Panel 2150 high by 600 wide | £113.71 | £113.71 | £113.71 |
Prices are for plain or woodgrain finishes. True Matt is +15%, High Gloss is +30%. |
Word or Phrase | Explained | |
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MDF | MDF stands for Medium-Density Fibreboard. You will see this abbreviation throughout the website as the majority of our products are made from this material. MDF is strong and durable. | |
Vinyl | Vinyl is the name of the material that our doors are wrapped / covered with, this is also know as veneer or laminate. A single piece of vinyl is pressed onto the face and all four edges of the doors, drawer fronts and panels using large machinery. | |
MFC | MFC stands for Melamine Faced Chipboard. | |
Made to Measure |
Made to measure items are available in custom sizes. Within certain constraints we can make these items to any millimetre by any millimetres. It does not matter whether the items you are replacing are in old imperial sizes, we can make made to measure items to the exact same size. |
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Handing |
The term ‘handing’ relates to which side of the door is connected to the cabinet by the hinges. If you do not require hinge holes in the back of your new doors you do not need to worry about the handings. ![]() |
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Rubber Sealing Strip | Our Open Frame doors (for glass or mirror) are supplied with a Rubber Sealing Strip. This strip is used to securely hold the glass or mirror in place. No extra glue, clips or silicone is required. | |
T&G | T&G stands for tongue and groove. Some of our door designs have a tongue and groove effect centre panel. | |
Mid-Rail |
A mid-rail is only used on certain designs over 1700mm high.
As standard the split is 40% at the bottom and 60% at the top. ![]() |