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Kitchen cupboards

7 years ago

I love the simplicity of these cabinets. Are they completely bespoke? Or just bespoke doors? The joinery in all of your projects looks excellent, by the way. Thanks.

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Daisy England
7 years ago
Aren't they just handleless doors? They're available anywhere and everywhere.
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TL DESIGN
7 years ago
Thanks for your comments. They are just handless doors - these are from Pronorm - but many brands will do a matt white handless door. Hacker is another example...
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Dani B
Original Author
7 years ago
Thanks for your response. I've seen a wide range of handleless kitchens of course, but I thought these looked more high-end than some.
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TL DESIGN
7 years ago
Pronorm is a good make - i would put them in the medium price range bracket - not as high end as Bulthaup and the like - Have found them to be a good kitchen...
Dani B
Original Author
7 years ago
Thanks for the tip. I was kind of hoping you were going to say they were IKEA, but I think you can see that they're not. Bulthaup are stunning, but I will definitely check out Pronorm. Thanks again.
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TL DESIGN
7 years ago
You could try diykitchens.co.uk - totally internet based so not much customer service and you will need to be able to specify all units yourself. They do a good white matt lacquered handless range. Not as refined as pronorm and the like but a good budget option. The units also come pre-assembled unlike the flat packed ikea...(ikea do a handless but not in matt white i think...)
Dani B
Original Author
7 years ago
Do you know truehandlelesskitchens.co.uk and how they might compare to Pronorm?
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TL DESIGN
7 years ago
Hi Dani,

I haven't used truehandlelesskitchens.co.uk - they seem to supply Pronorm kitchens as part of their range...

Let me know how you get on.

Cheers,

Tom
Dani B
Original Author
7 years ago
Thanks, Tom. I will do.

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