11-12-2015, 10:36 PM
Think that's blue glass Dan, seems too glossy for film.
TBH as far as 'shed' kitchens go, I still think wickes/benchmarx are the best of the bunch quality wise. The kitchen looks nice.
In general the worktops look well fitted but flexible joints??? No not normal at all. I see the joint to the left of the sink (which could have been avoided any way as it doesn't look as though the peninsular is longer that 1400), but where is the other?
If they do felxible joints then it might explain why their silcone and caulking work is so neat! Or was that done by others?
What appliances are they BTW? AEG's new styling? If anything I think that's exactly like what the new Neffs should look like but don't.
TBH as far as 'shed' kitchens go, I still think wickes/benchmarx are the best of the bunch quality wise. The kitchen looks nice.
In general the worktops look well fitted but flexible joints??? No not normal at all. I see the joint to the left of the sink (which could have been avoided any way as it doesn't look as though the peninsular is longer that 1400), but where is the other?
If they do felxible joints then it might explain why their silcone and caulking work is so neat! Or was that done by others?
What appliances are they BTW? AEG's new styling? If anything I think that's exactly like what the new Neffs should look like but don't.
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