Do I need this end panel?
Gabby Wong
4 years ago
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Comments (7)A standard base cabinet is 720mm high so one of those isn't going to be tall enough. I guess you'd be looking at a tall end panel (one that would fit on the side of a larder unit) and then cut it down if you're buying ready done. Alternatively some kitchen companies have edge banding machines and can buy in a gloss sheet and cut to size and edge it to the precise measurement. This is something that the company I work for does for customers. Do be aware that white gloss does come in different shades though so there might be a variation in shade. We are based in Staffordshire if that's any good....See MoreKitchen end panels ??
Comments (4)I will be finishing my kitchen off with a waterfall worktop rather than an end panel. I am using marble laminate and getting my joiner (my dad!) to mitre the joint. Otherwise you'll need to over hang the top and butt up a piece underneath. You'll have to get edging strip to finish the end which doesn't always look as slick. If they're solid tops you probably won't have that issue. See if your joiner is confident enough to mitre for the best result....See MoreDaisy England
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