'Windsor' kitchen.

[Claydon Lad]

Here's the results of a joint venture - big thanks to Stretch for one of the easiest jobs I had for a while.
What a difference having two pairs of hands - especially when we both are so familiar with the product.


Kitchen is a Windsor, from Crown. Solid oak worktops, and re-used the customers own appliances, all apart from the new extractor.
Tiles are natural mosaic travertine, but manged to save the utility one's - mainly because of the cost.





And the small utility space...


We did find some dodgy details when stripped out...
how the hell did they miss this main water pipe??

[big-all]

nice job looks great
i assume thats a dishwasher beside the sink hence the "shadow" round the door

[PJK]

Looks great. So did you and stretch fit this one together?

[PREM]

nice kitchen and tiles, but i hate those handles. looks all wrong with the dishwasher knob all out of place.

if you two fitted it together who was the alpha male or who was the giver and who was the taker

[marc1106]

wooden handles!!!! REALLY lol

[Stretch]

wooden handles!!!! REALLY lol

Customer is always right Marc!! If that's what they want who are we to argue!

[JoelP]

Last time i fitted wooden handles, a few fell off the metal insert and needed glueing back on.

Nice kitchen though, i dont mind the handles myself!

[Claydon Lad]

Thanks for all your Clints - (well most of them )

Just to add, it was the customer had the last say on handle postions, and is absolutely delighted with all the results.
After all, if this is the conclusion, then isn't it an example of a succesful fit?

Having had a visit from the neighbour who loved it, is now wanting me to quote for a new supply and fit later this year.
Happy days!