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Hafele
+44 (0)1788 542020
www.hafele.co.uk
NEW LED STRIP LIGHTS FROM HAFELE
New surface-mounted strip lighting from Hafele is ideal for use
under wall mounted cabinets or shelves to brighten up working
surfaces and to highlight design features or service points in a new
dimension. Hafele strip lights are high but fl at power LED lamps
in decorative aluminium strips that come in six alternative lengths
from 450mm to 1000mm.
Allied Kingswood
+44 (0)208 205 8844
www.alliedkingswood.co.uk
info@alliedkingswood.co.uk
KINGSWOOD KITCHENS – THE NEW RANGE
Kingswood Kitchens – the new range – “comes complete with a built-in pedigree. Crown,
renowned high quality kitchen manufacturers and our longest serving supplier, has
created this brand new and up to the minute range for us, which is already receiving much
acclaim”, says Jeff King, Allied Kingswood’s Sales & Marketing Director. The range features
14 different door fronts which emulate and focus on today’s ever changing styles. From rich
walnut to luxuriant oyster, standing alongside the ever popular oak and beech, all designed
to take this entry-level kitchen range to new heights.
“As a sign of respect for our late Chairman and founder, Jack Joseph, who was a well
Bushboard
known racehorse owner, we have named each door after a famous British racecourse”, said
+44 (0)1933 232242
Stephen Joseph, Managing Director.
www.bushboard.co.uk
The new range is presented in four simple and easy to use price groups:
worktopsamples@bushboard.co.uk
Price Group 1: Epsom, a clean, crisp white door, Sandown, a classic oyster door.
BUSHBOARD’S CURVY ENCORE SOLID SURFACE BREAKFAST
Price Group 2: Incorporates the woods – Kempton (walnut), Newbury (maple), Chester
BARS ARE A DESIGN PLUS
(beech) and York (oak) effect doors.
The breakfast bars available in Bushboard’s off-the-peg solid
Price Group 3: Windsor, an oyster tongue and groove effect door and two Saponetta doors
surface range are a real design plus for the contemporary kitchen.
Goodwood (walnut) and Cheltenham (beech) are included in this price group.
Available as a pre-fabricated blank, they come in 2400 x 900 x
44mm and feature one square end and one gently bowed end Price Group 4: Three 5-piece ‘shaker’ doors are in this price group - Aintree (kristal oak),
which is perfect for creating a sociable area for a cuppa or a spot Newmarket (maple) and Lingfi eld (oyster). Ascot (white gloss) and Salisbury (oyster gloss)
of casual dining. They eliminate the need for bespoke fabrication complete this group.
to create the curved profi le and vastly reduce time and fi tting costs
To enhance and really personalise this exciting new kitchen range, a choice of 12 stylish
as they are installed with the same joinery techniques as laminate
x and different handles can be individually matched to whichever door the customer chooses.
worktops.
x
x Titanium, stainless steel, chrome, antiqued tin effect and aluminium are among the
0.8 x
x
x different handle fi nishes available.
To complete this new range, exciting worksurfaces such as the glitzy Strass Noir and Strass
Blanc from the Bushboard range, and fashionable Mocca Gloss and Charcoal from the
Omega range - to name a few - and all available from Allied Kingswood.
Deralam
Promegranate Pomelo Duck egg Warm stone Spring moss Midnight ocean
+44 (0)1257 478540
Pantone 1795 Pantone 110 Pantone 630 Pantone 408 Pantone 5777 Pantone 647
www.deralam.co.uk
sales@deralam.co.uk
DERABLOK SOLID WOOD WORKTOPS
Deralam Laminates Ltd has over 10,000
premium branded worktops available
ex-stock for nationwide delivery at highly
competitive prices.
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