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[chippy1970]

What are your thoughts on Dekton Daniel ?

Just fitted a sigma 3 kitchen that Esher kitchens supplied and it had Dekton tops. The template guy said it's brittle and shatters easily. Then I've spoken to a few people since who say it's a nightmare to work with and they have to allow a few more days to machine it.

Its was sold to these people as the bees knees lol.

[PREM]

Very Very nice, lots to look at and having to go back every comment. 

 The two pillars either side of the coffee machine,  were they soil pipes or structural pillars?  

Have you got the sliding setup in the showroom?  If not who came up with the idea?

[snezza]

As usual Daniel,.....TOP WORK mate..!!!

I've got a handful of kitchens that are all nearly ready to be photographed & I was going to post them up soon......I'm having 2nd thoughts now..

[Daniel]

What are your thoughts on Dekton Daniel ?

Just fitted a sigma 3 kitchen that Esher kitchens supplied and it had Dekton tops. The template guy said it's brittle and shatters easily. Then I've spoken to a few people since who say it's a nightmare to work with and they have to allow a few more days to machine it.

Its was sold to these people as the bees knees lol.

That's an interesting question.   To be perfectly honest how flipping hard do we realistically need our worktops ?? ..... Dekton and all these new sintered stones and porcelains are the toughest materials around, but does the client actually need it !!! My view is until Dekton comes down in price Quartz composites are perfectly adequate and tick all the boxes at a fraction of Dekons price.

Dekton is for Clints who like to know they have the best and something different to next door, but ultimately I actually think it's over priced at the moment.

I to have heard of fabricators having real issues with it, but I think they are learning fast.

Cosentino are pushing it real hard due to the fact they have invested 1 trillion euros   , or whatever the figure is, on a dedicated factory, so the display deals on it are currently very very good.

[Daniel]

Very Very nice, lots to look at and having to go back every comment. 

 The two pillars either side of the coffee machine,  were they soil pipes or structural pillars?  

Have you got the sliding setup in the showroom?  If not who came up with the idea?

Pillars are structural ..... structural pain in the arse as it turned out to be honest !!

No we don't have the sliding set up in the showroom.  The concept is mine and the basic design of the structure was my idea, but the factory got it to technically work for me.

These sliding structures are everywhere at the moment, we are redoing the showroom in January and will be having a rotating and sliding table system in there.

[Daniel]

As usual Daniel,.....TOP WORK mate..!!!

I've got a handful of kitchens that are all nearly ready to be photographed & I was going to post them up soon......I'm having 2nd thoughts now..

 Don't be a plonker .... thanks mate 

[Stretch]

As usual Daniel,.....TOP WORK mate..!!!

I've got a handful of kitchens that are all nearly ready to be photographed & I was going to post them up soon......I'm having 2nd thoughts now..

No please, post your pics Tim. We seem to be having a dearth of automated spammers just lately.....

[mister_mitch]

love it.

How did you go about mounting those wall units? What sort of hinge mech. do they use?

if you dont mind my asking, what brand of kitchen is this and where is your showroom? 
strike that. Stalked you online and found you. Might PM you for a nosey around your showroom next time im up that way, if you dont mind 

I assume the drawers in front of the chimney are reduced depth? or do the parts either side of the coffee machine not go all the way to the floor?

[Fmonster]

Holy shit that is impressive.

I need better Clints lol