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Space-saving
Häfele - Independent kings
of the storage market
T
he really clever bits in today’s well-thought-out kitchens are designs within a
design. Storage that has been developed with a specific role in mind – a shape
within a space that is supported and mobilised by roller bearings or swing-out
technology or revolver pivots the collective job of all of which is to bring whatever
is needed to the forefront and to deliver it into the hand of the user.
It’s not wizardry for its own sake because it makes Häfele’s is the biggest range of storage media
storage so much easier to use and it makes it more and devices from a single source in Britain - and
practical too. Because things are easier to find, the it’s technology from leading designers and
contents of kitchen cabinets can now be part of manufacturers around the globe. Including for
planned usage – not just items stored and, as so example, Hafele’s very magic (from a design
often in the bad old days, put away never to be seen perspective) corner devices with glass bases and
again this side of the annual spring clean! chrome wire retainers.
There’s what the industry accepts now as the
traditional ‘magic corner’ and there’s also the new
and very elegantly shaped pull-out tray alternative.
There’s even now a pull out wine rack for cabinet
base units that means you don’t have to go down to
the cellar (again) to find that elusive bottle that’s just
right for the occasion. It’s ready to hand right there in
the kitchen.
These are wire storage and soft closure systems
that together make life sooo much easier in today’s
kitchen environment. If you doubt the good sense of
the proposition, go to
www.hafele.co.uk where you
can compare and contrast and price the best systems
currently available for your market right there on the
screen in front of you. It’s magic!
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01788 542020
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marketing@hafele.co.uk
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www.hafele.co.uk.com
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Enquiry no: 416
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