TIPS & HINTS

As our shelves are made to suit your units we don’t need their exact dimensions. Just answer the four questions below to identify the shelves you need:

STEP 1: What is the width in millimetres of the door of the unit which your new shelf has to fit?
STEP 2: Is your shelf for a Wall, Base or Tall unit?
STEP 3: Is your shelf Squared, L-shaped or Angled?
STEP 4: What colour is your shelf (click here to see our Colour chart for help identifying colours)

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As our Cutlery Trays are made to suit your units we don’t need their exact dimensions. Just answer the two questions below to identify the cutlery trays you need:

STEP 1: What is the width of your drawer front?
STEP 2: Was your kitchen installed prior to 2002? If so — or you’re not sure — please give us a call; we have a limited stock of discontinued Cutlery Trays still available.

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Whether you have a large or small kitchen, with clever planning, you can maximise the storage space with a range of units and accessories including:

• Extra internal shelving. Simple but effective!
• Wicker baskets that fit between cupboards, the ideal place to keep fruit and vegetables.
• Magic Corner and Carousel units to make the most of wasted space in a corner.
• Pull-out larders with loads of storage space, adjustable shelving and easy access from both sides.
• Pull-out towel rails that sit conveniently in a tray space or under a worktop.
• Swing out Wire baskets – for base corner units (minimum 500mm door).
• Pull-out waste bins to keep all your floor space clear.

Getting your lighting right is essential and generally a mix of different lights works best. The Kitchen Store range covers all the options; task lighting for working and atmospheric lighting for when you plan to eat and relax in the kitchen.

• Over-cabinet spotlights mounted onto the top of cupboards provide good general purpose lighting.
• In-cabinet lights illuminate items on display.
• Under cupboard lights illuminate important working areas such as worktops and appliances. They can also provide low level atmospheric lighting when the main lights are switched off.