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6 years ago

Where do I buy the island unit in the shaker kitchen? Thank you

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P & P Maintenance Services
6 years ago
Thanks for your enquiry. This Island Unit was part of the kitchen installation. It is made up of 2 No. 300mm deep x 800mm wide open shelving units with frame and corbels. This was then finished with end panels and a hand cut solid oak worktop, finished with a clear laquer. The kitchen was supplied by Howdens Joinery and the tops were from a local independent supplier. Hope that helps.
Dot Oliver
Original Author
3 years ago
Thank you. I did find this helpful.
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