Classic, single section, double door cupboard.
Above is a single section, double door
contemporary cupboard. All other styles and variations are constructed in
the same way.
The cupboards are held together with a combination of screws and bolt
fixings which are all supplied. The doors are hung on conventional butt
hinges and secured by magnetic catches.
Top: 30mm thick MDF
Sides: 18mm thick MDF
Panels, back & grille:
6mm thick MDF
Skirting: 18mm x 155mm
moulded, torus pattern for classic and ethnic styles, square edged for
contemporary style.
Contemporary cupboards have a square plinth, square top board and square design trim.
This is double-section cupboard with single doors.
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A | B | C |
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| No 7602 Band A |
No 7672 Band A |
No 7662 Band A |
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Classic cupboards have a scalloped plinth, bullnose top board and double fluted side detail as seen in thi triple-section cupboard with double doors.
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Ethnic cupboards have a shaped plinth, ogee moulded top board and applied fretwork trim. These single-section cupboard have single and double doors.
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Step 1 - Style
Select your style; contemporary, classic or ethnic (please see previous page if not sure)
| Triple section, double doors (cupboard is split into three sections, each with two doors) | Double section, double doors (cupboard is split into two sections, each with two doors) |
| Single section, double doors (cupboard is not split into sections, and has two doors) | Single section, single door (cupboard is not split into sections, and has only one door) |
Your cupboard can be single, double or triple sectioned and is partitioned accordingly. For example, for a double-sectioned cupboard there is one partition through the middle.
Step 3 - Doors
Decide whether to have one or two doors for each section of your cupboard.
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4- Handles
Chose from our selection of handles for your cupboard. There is
a small supplement for handles styles C and F.
Decide on the overall external height, width and depth of your cupboard.
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Showing single internal shelf, two and three |
This cupboard uses grilles instead of the standard plain door design |
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| Showing plain plinth and without plinth | Flush side fitting left and right and side |
Internal shelves
You can opt to have up to three fixed, internal shelves in your cupboard. Please specify the shelf clearances you require. Simply enter the clearances below each shelf on the order form as with our example.
Door Designs
Plain doors can be replaced with doors fitted with grilles, please see to the left.
Plinth Detail
The contemporary, classic and Ethnic styles have plinth designs as shown below. However any style can have a plain plinth or no plinth at all. You would normally opt for no plinth when mounting your cupboard onto a radiator cabinet or draw unit.
Side Fitting
The top board and plinth of your cupboard protrude 18mm on either side. If you want the side of your cupboard to go against a wall or another piece of furniture, you can opt to have a 'flush' side. This option is the same as with bookcases and radiator cabinets.
Cost
Please click here to see table of costs
