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Space-saving
Mix and match with NEFF
With the arrival of the ‘In-Line’ installation combinations.
collection, Neff has the answer to And if there is more space to play
multiple cooking needs in the form of with, any of these compact models
Quality space-saving
five compact built in appliances that can be combined together in column
can be mixed and matched for total or to complement a Neff CircoTherm
versatility in kitchens, large and small. oven.
from Mereway Kitchens
Included in the ‘In-Line’ collection All Neff’s compact appliances are
Mereway Kitchens brings style and baskets made from high grade steel.
are two steam ovens (pure steam oven finished in stainless steel with some of
practicality together to form the The pull out larder unit comes in two
B8732 and CircoSteam combination the multifunction ovens, microwave
ultimate in storage solutions, tucked guises; swivel door or standard pull
steam oven B8762), two multifunction ovens and combination microwaves
away behind sleek contemporary or out and both can hold up to 100kg
ovens with microwave (B6774 and offered in other colours, such as white
elegant traditional kitchen designs. At capacity offering masses of storage
pyrolytic B6784) and a coffee centre and black too.
competitive price points, Mereway’s space.
(C7660). Two matching warming drawers
clever space saving solutions can be The complete range of storage
These five compact cooking (N7140 and N7290) are also available
planned into any kitchen design components are available across all
appliances are only 45cm high and all for a luxurious and practical addition
regardless of budget or style. finishes within their Wentworth and
fit into a standard 45cm aperture. to the compact kitchen collection.
A hugely popular addition to the Cucina Colore Italian inspired ranges.
They are designed to line up perfectly
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side by side, either in a tall housing or
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under the worktop for flexible
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Intelligent storage approach from Blum
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lum approaches kitchen design – using all back of the unit at all levels. By extending base units like these, storage capacity can be increased up to
the space, the volume of the cabinets in the drawers into the plinth area greater height space is 55% over a conventional kitchen.
base units, on the walls, in the corners and achieved and normally “dead” areas like under and
even in the depth of the plinth and under the around the sink can be utilised for storing cleaning Space is valuable – think about it!
sink. products and the like. On the walls units should be
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So, fixed shelves in base units are banished. fitted with AVENTOS lift door systems to give easier
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Everything stored, at whatever level must be instantly access and save space in the main kitchen area. In
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and easily accessible by installing full-extension well mid and full-height larder units Blum have developed
organised drawers and internal pull-outs with interior zero-protrusion hinges for the doors so that the
division systems like ORGA-LINE and flexible gallery internal pull-outs can occupy the full width of the
dividers. In corner units Blum’s SPACE CORNER cabinet and this space saving is multiplied to make a
maximised the use of this difficult area and allows significant difference.
the user complete and immediate access to the very So by introducing products, systems and designs
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