German True Handless with Granite & Lustrolite

[Colour Republic]

Ahhh now it makes sense! My problem was slightly different as I could easily get it in the space but I should have gone for a model with the sliding door kit for the dishwasher. But completely get it with free standing and now explains the 700 or 800 wide double doors  which now begs the question... What are your suppliers standard depth tower end panels? Or did you get them made extra deep so you could bring all the units out?

With the glass I normally template and fit, unless it has some weird and wonderful shape in which case they can take the risk. And if you are getting it direct then can see how it would be much more cost effective. Time wise you're right, my current supplier has got their turn around time down to 3/4 days now so not too bad but agreed that seeing as it's often the last thing to go on its nice to be able to do it straight after the Worktops / same day

[snezza]

The standard depth plant on panels are 580 but I would normally order them in a bit deeper to allow for scribing in. Having said that, the walls and floors on this job were as upright and flat as any I've seen on a new build in many years. The complete house is top notch!

As you spotted, the panels on this job were much deeper and 25mm thick with 1.5mm laser edgings.

The stowaway doors were 350mm wide creating a 700mm space for each appliance. Each set of doors is mounted on a 100mm deep carcass frame on 3 sides.

3/4 days for glass supply is bloody good mate !!! On the rare occasion that I have needed to get a custom piece of glass splash back, a large local glass supplier has quoted me 3/4 weeks.......or longer!
On that basis alone, the Lustrolite is a winner for me.

The guy has now asked me to make him a coat hanging panel /unit on the wall to the rhs of the sink/washing machine. He wants it made out of a large sheet of the Red Lustrolite and possibly round in shape.....!!!!!@@@!@@!! As if I haven't got enough to do already........

[Colour Republic]

You've been dying to use that kitchen! I remember you showing me it in the stormer catalogue and saying you really liked it.

Looks like a really nice one, look forward to the finished pics

[snezza]

Here are the pictures of the Kitchen.

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   



This fit actually started more than a year ago & the Client STILL wants me to supply & fit a few more additions.....!!!  I finally found the time to get back over there and measure up for the extra custom items he wants, so took the opportunity to take the pictures.

He still has'nt got everything working ( Bose Audio system & internet connection) so hence the untidy cables etc.

[snezza]

This was one of the custom units I built to accomodate his TV and the associated amp etc for the speaker system and Sat box.

The upper panel is spaced off the wall by 50mm and is hung on huge fixings with a French Cleat system.

The little brackets you can see to the L & R of the panel are for the "Tweeter" speakers....???? .....I think????

   

   

This set of doors & framework below, I built into the wall and its there to hide all the consumer units, Audio & Data cables and all the special amps & controls for the complete house wiring & custom lighting.

   


Kitchen and all custom parts were from Stormer in Gloss Black & Gloss Red Linear True Handless.

 Ovens, Induction Hob, Downdraft Hood, Dishwasher, Coffee Machine are all Siemens. Int Fri & Freezer are AEG. Tall 3 zone Wine Cooler is from Maurice Lay. Sinks are from Blanco, Tap is a Quooker Boiling water tap and granite is Nero Asoluto.

[PJK]

All very Essex 

[snezza]

All very Essex 

What the hell is that supposed to mean....?????

I assume you mean in the context of TOWIE....????

Trust me PJ,...if you knew the guy who owns this house, you would realise he is as far removed from TOWIE as you could possibly get. A real nice, down to earth bloke.

[mister_mitch]

Like that, nice kitchen. colors arnt my taste, but can appreciate it.

shame about the little pedal bin next to the tall units.

[Fitter Steve]

Your client must be so happy with you.  Really one to be proud of.