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8 years ago

Hi
I am looking for a kitchen design with no visible v groove at the join & the Ashbourne looks possible. Could you please tell me how visible the wood grain is on the painted cabinets please as I am looking for as smooth a finish as possible.
Many thanks.

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Masterclass Kitchens
8 years ago
Hi there,

We've attached an image of the door front for you. As you can see the grain is visible.

Please don't hesitate to contact us if you'd like to know more.

Thanks,

Masterclass Kitchens
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8 years ago
Thank you. Do you do a similar shaker door where the finish is smoother (less grainy & without a v groove?).
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7 years ago
Hi,

We have just launched a shaker door in a new 'Silk' finish. This is a super smooth matt finish and sounds like it would appeal to you. Check out our 'Chatsworth' and 'Marlborough' ranges in our 'Shaker Kitchens'

Thanks,
LTS
7 years ago
Hi. We are building an extension first but I will check out the new range. Thanks!

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