12-04-2012, 10:53 PM
The sink has a "Razor" edge, only about 8mm flange and about 1.5mm thick. Really subtle. It had factory fitted clips that grip to the cut-out in the top, once the sink is dropped in, it grips and is in for good coz of the silcone sealant that you put in under the flange. Fitted a treat!
The client was in IT, and he sourced the switches along with all the other IT equiptment in the kitchen, touch screen interactive display console, flush mounted in the wall and speakers in the ceiling that anounce the room temperature every time the temp. went up or down! LED lighting everywhere including plinth lighting which he has yet to fit.
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I do fit a lot of white kitchens, as the majority of the kitchens I do are contemporary. I think the last "Traditional" fit that I did was before Xmas.
Snezza.
The client was in IT, and he sourced the switches along with all the other IT equiptment in the kitchen, touch screen interactive display console, flush mounted in the wall and speakers in the ceiling that anounce the room temperature every time the temp. went up or down! LED lighting everywhere including plinth lighting which he has yet to fit.
I do fit a lot of white kitchens, as the majority of the kitchens I do are contemporary. I think the last "Traditional" fit that I did was before Xmas.
Snezza.
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