End panel worktop detail
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Comments (24)Thank you Monica, I have tried to upload the pictures numerous times, over about three hours but it’s not happening! I’m using an iPad. I’ve selected ’photo’ from the options below the message, selected ‘browse’, and selected the photo, but nothing is happening - sorry Susan....See MoreKitchen - black or white worktop, light or dark walls?
Comments (7)I have black granite work tops and a huge amount of them and an island - my reason for choosing is that I believe granite is a lot stronger in the dark colours where as marble is stronger in the light colours - I am (hope husband doesn't see this!) a little bit bored of the black work tops - they are classic but a bit dead - next time, if there is ever a next time, I would not play so safe and would go for light work tops with a bit more interest. I would steer clear of work tops unless you are prepared to really look after them and treat them regularly! As for walls - I would go light - and ensure it is a paint that you can wash splattering off! Not a basic emulsion! That way, by going light you can change colour of kitchen accessories at any time to freshen it up and update it. If I was planning a new kitchen now, I would probably go for light tops with up stands and then have a feature surface in a different material - perhaps a rounded wooden block at the end of a unit as a feature. I love my kitchen but I have played it a bit safe, on reflection!!...See MoreEnd panels with waterfall island?
Comments (11)Hi thanks for comment, it’s same company designing and fitting so there wasn’t a showroom as it’s a small local business. Just wondered if it will look odd to have a navy panel then the quartz waterfall end or if this is usually done like this in designs where there is a breakfast bar then a fridge or other cupboard in the island. They said that it’s done as there are panels next to fridge and so it balances it out having them at ends if that makes sense...See MoreKitchen colour end panel help.
Comments (31)If thats over 500.00 for the 900x1200 panel then that's just taking the p***, i had a quick look on line and found a 900x1200 georgia marine panel at 117 plus delivery at https://www.onlinekitchensuk.co.uk/online-store/appliance-store/browse/brand/Kitchen-Stori/type/Panels/category/End-Panel/colour/Georgia-Marine/ but i would imagine this would be the same as you already have with unfinished edges on the 900 sides so you wouldn't be any further forward. Might be worthwhile giving them a call to check if its finished on all 4 edges. Have you asked your designer/supplier how they proposed finishing the sides of your island. 900 deep islands are pretty standard with base units and shallow depth units back to back and i would of thought a big company like Uform would have something for them. There is one other way of finishing your island i can think of but tbh its not a method I ever offer and that is getting four 715x447 doors and extra plinth. Fit 2 doors each side so they're dummy doors and you have the 3mm gap between the 2 doors so they look like a run of doors. Then you'll need to run plinth at the bottom, ideally the plinth would be set back 40mm so it looks the same as everywhere else (so legs would need to be set back) and then the plinth would have to mitred and glued together. Its not a look i like and its a lot of extra work....See More
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7 years agoDo you mean that you don't like this? End panels running down to the floor between tall cabinets and base units?
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Thank you everyone, yes Carolina, it is the issue of having the end panel run all the way to the floor between the base units. The other base units will not have anything between the doors.
I was wondering if I could stop the end panel at worktop or base unit level but I'm worried it will look like we didn't plan it and had to cover the sides of the tall units as an afterthought. On this kitchen they have stopped it at the plinth rather than going all the way to the floor.
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