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Inframe kitchen with a slab door not shaker?

3 years ago

Please help a girl out :)

I would love an inframe kitchen with plain slab doors rather than a shaker style. I just cannot find what I am looking for! I have literally spent hours and hours searching.

Magnet used to do one but it’s discontinued. DIY kitchens don’t do one. Neither do Howden, Benchmarx, wren etc.

1909 kitchens have one but I fear this will not be in our budget. I need to investigate.

Does anyone know of any other companies that offer this style?

Have attached a photo of what I’d love my kitchen to look like

Comments (12)

  • 3 years ago
    last modified: 3 years ago

    Purpose made. I would look up local carpenters/joiners. This is something they’d make.

    If you say which area you’re in perhaps someone can offer suggestions.

  • 3 years ago

    Thank you. I did wonder about that.
    I’m on the London/Kent border

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  • 3 years ago

    Ok. That’s useful. I’m a moderator on a joinery site. It’s a closed site so you can only see what’s on there once you’ve been approved to join. I know there is an excellent contractor who lives in Kent who does this kind of work. How busy he is I don’t know and how far from you he travels I’m also not sure on. Leave it with me and I will get in touch with him.

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  • 3 years ago

    Have you looked at Neptune?

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  • 3 years ago

    Hi, I’ve spoken to the person I thought may be able to help as he was Kent based but he is fully booked. He has given me the name of his cousin who travels into London. The link is below for you. Hope this helps.

    https://peteralexandercabinets.co.uk/



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  • 3 years ago

    I also recommend finding a local joiner. However - there are also a couple of options that might fit the bill.

    Harvey Jones do a range called Linear. (Probably v expensive too - but you never know!). https://www.harveyjones.com/our-kitchens/linear-kitchens

    Naked Kitchen do the in-frame slab. https://www.nakedkitchens.com/kitchens/in-frame. Naked Kitchens also do replacement doors to overhaul existing units that I was tempted by a few years ago - until I found a local joiner 😂.

    This one is in Stamford - but they do a supply only option that might be a possibility (looks to be a good price too) https://www.thestamfordkitchencompany.co.uk/ranges/smooth-oak-in-frame-slab/

    No idea on price with this one - but looks lovely https://www.elgarkitchens.co.uk/2019/10/01/1909-slab/. The make of kitchen “1909” seems to be fairly widely available too.

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  • 3 years ago

    https://www.1909kitchens.co.uk/kitchens/slab

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  • PRO
    3 years ago
    last modified: 3 years ago

    Hi

    We can supply a flat slab in frame door as part of our Marpatt Infinite collection, available in our standard range of over 20 colours or it can be painted in any bespoke colour


    here its painted in edwardian blue and porcelain white. Have this door on display at our showroom in Leicester if you'd like to arrange a visit (subject to covid restrictions) or we can arrange a door sample to be sent out. These doors can easily be made to bespoke sizes as well and we have the option to either have or remove the centre post on double door units if prefered. We also beat 1909 prices. Message me through Houzz if you'd like further information.

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  • 2 months ago

    Evening @Caroline Willoughby - did you find the kitchen you were looking for? we are looking for the same - slab in frame

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  • PRO
    2 months ago

    @Bill Harris - Hi Bill, The Horizon In-Frame range by Marpatt https://www.marpatt.co.uk/horizon-in-frame.html meets your requirements, its on display at their factory/showroom in Leicester. Visits are by appointment only which I can arrange. The door is a 22mm thick mdf and can be painted [in their paintshop] in any colour, bespoke sizes and specials can also be made. If you'd like any further info just give me a call, contact info on my Houzz page.

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  • last month

    How dens do one called Hockley in frame

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  • PRO
    last month

    Hockley is a lay on door, all Howdens have done is supplied a 30mm thick rail at 3m long that you cut to size and fit around a standard cabinet.

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