Working Triange      

The goal of most kitchens is to place the three most common work sites (generally the fridge, stove and sink), the most efficient distance apart.   If you place these too far apart you will have to waste time walking between these areas, particularly annoying if you are carrying things !  If you place them too close together you will not have enough bench space to prepare food.

Extractor 

Takes the steam away from your kitchen when cooking on the hobs.

Negative Detail 

Makes the benchtop appear to ‘float’ above the cabinets / island unit.  The detailing can also be applied above cabinets.

Toe Kick 

A toe kick is a recess at the bottom of a base cabinet. It provides a recess for your feet so you can get close to the counter top without losing your balance.

Integrated rubbish bins 

Rubbish bins concealed behind cabinetry.   The particular one in the photo is the Hailo Euro.  Perfect for recyclables.

Fold-away ironing board 

An ironing board that can be folded away into the draw cavity.

Hettich Vertico Synchro doors 

A single-track vertical sliding door fitting that opens two doors simultaneously.  Raising one door automatically lowers the other.   A nice way to have feature shelving whilst hiding the toaster or kettle !  Glass can be any colour !

Appliance garage, including C3 aluminum roller door 

A door that rolls up.  Ideal for hiding away kettles and toasters and other electrical kitchen items.  Very robust.  Ties in well with stainless steel appliances. 

Hettich OrgaTray for cutlery insert 

Beech lacquered knife block and/or spice rack can be added.   Combines knife draw with cutlery and herbs and spices. This drawer is also a InnoTech full extension silent system drawer, which means it ‘soft closes’.

Hettich OrgaTray 3 

Combination cutlery and spice rack for limited drawer widths (800 or 900mm)

Hettich OrgaTray Professional

Either utensils or assorted items.  Dividers can be moved up and down for bespoke sizs. 

Beech Lacquered Drawer 

Wooden drawer inserts.  Combines cutlery with spice holders.   

Cutlery drawer, including 2 x adjacent cutlery inserts. 

Double utensil draw.  The most cost effective cutlery draw storage solution.

Melteca drawer dividers 

Usually used to help keep the utensil draw in order.

InnoTech Topsides

Satin glass sides prevents anything from falling through or protracting between the railing and drawerside – great for a ‘plastics’ drawer.  Can be used on Innotech Silent System drawers.

Hettich Cutlery tray with variable divider elements. 

Divisions can be arranged to suit individual requirements.  The messy junk drawer could be a thing of the past !

Hettich Crosswise railings with variable divisions 

Ideal for storage of crockery pots or pans, alternatively can be used to keep food items tidy and in place.

Hettich OrgaFlag dividers 

Can be used for dividing up the crockery or pot and pan drawers in any way required to created organizational flexibility.   

K&V pivot slide door 

Hides electrical equipment.  Works best below top-hung doors

Vauth-Sagel twin corner 

Great way to be able to access and view food items or containers easierly from blind corners.  Lovely smooth action.

Vauth-Sagel lazy susan for corner cupboards 

Shelving rotates around to allow for easy access and viewing of items stored in corner cupboards.  Excellent use of space.

Under-mounted sink on laminate benchtop 

The bench is fitted at same level as the top of the sink.  Makes it easy to wipe crumbs straight into the sink

Top mounted sink

The sink is mounted on top of the benchtop.

The sink is fitted underneath the benchtop.

Melteca appliance garage 

Ideal for hiding away kettles and toasters and other electrical kitchen items.

Enke teatowel rail 

Holds teatowels

Crockery unit, including etchlyte glass inserts. 

Opalescent glass insert panels.  A good way to break up a solid wall of cabinetry.

Oven tower; top-hung over cupboard, microwave, oven, 2 pot drawers below. 

Combines pot drawers, oven and microwave and a cupboard. 

Corner Pantry 

One of the most effective way to maximize storage in a smaller kitchen (doors do not have to be angled).

Bi-fold door pantry 

Includes five shelves and work top.  Internal drawers are optional.

Internal pantry drawers 

Scilm sliding aluminum framed doors with peal glass inserts 

Opalescent glass sliders, a good way to break up a solid wall of cabinetry.  Expensive but effective.

Hafele integrated handles 

Creates a minimalist look.

Splash-back 

Generally term to describe the feature panel – glass, tiles or stainless steel behind the hobs and/or sink (helps protect behind this area). 

Platter Stacker 

Individual slots for large platters.   Cheap but effective way to maximize storage.

Hafele wire baskets 

Pull out drawers to store loose vegetables.  Good air circulation to help keep veges fresher for longer.    Ideal for sculleries

Wire wine rack 

Can be cut to size to fit any cabinet widths.   Stores wine glasses from their stem.

Wine storage for easy access !  Can be custom made for any amount of wine storage.

Profile doors with vinyl wrap 

Cabinet detailing for a slightly more traditional look. Many colours and profile options to suit your tastes.

Vauth – Sage 1 Oil & Sauce pull-out 

Located under the bench.  Ideal next to the oven, on the right side if right handed and on the left side if left handed.

Vauth-Sagel pull-out pantry 

Maximises storage space and ideal to use for baking good, cereals etc.  Beware these can become heavy if they are too heavily loaded. 

Scilm aluminium trim 

A thin strip of aluminum is run around each drawer and cupboard for a more contemporary effect.  Beware this is very labour intensive and will add on significant cost to your kitchen.

Pencil roll edge 

The benchhtop has a rolled effect.

Integrated handles 

Great for a home office. 

Miter 

Joint that forms a corner; usually both sides are bevelled at a 45-degree angle to form a 90-degree corner