Ready-made fronts come in standard sizes, and a kitchen rarely matches them exactly. We cut glass fronts to the units you already have, so the carcasses stay where they are and only the faces change. The size, colour and finish are yours to choose: a single flat colour, a mirror, or a printed design, which can pick up the same image as your splashback if you’d like the kitchen to read as one piece.
Painted and laminated fronts tend to show their age first at the edges, right where the kettle boils or the dishwasher door opens. A glass front has nothing to absorb. We set the glass in an aluminium profile that won’t warp, and hang it on heavy-duty hinges made specifically for glass and aluminium frames, so the door keeps its line after years of daily use. Grease and fingerprints wipe straight off.
Glasses, bowls and the good plates look better on show than hidden, and you can find what you’re after without opening every door. Where you’d rather keep the contents softly out of view, ornamental glass lets the light through and blurs what’s behind it. Hinged fronts also solve the units a sliding system can’t: cabinets narrower than 600 mm, single-door units, and shallow cupboards that can’t spare the depth for tracks.
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