Kitchen Build Finnished

[maltrout512]

Have just completed a kitchen in oak for a customer. Here are some photos for you to enjoy or not to look at.

Sink area

Moving to the left

Breakfast bar at top of units

Angle unit at end of run showing draw

Right of sink with dishwasher to right of sink

End panel of dresser bottom

Front view with the fridge behind the right hand door

Serving hatch from kitchen

Serving hatch from dinning room.

Dresser top

Not forgetting the wine rack

Glazed wall units to the left of sink

Draw unit with draws shown open, dovetails carried out using the woodrat.

There are some of the photos taken. All the panels and moulding and dovetails I did on the woodrat. Any comments good or bad.

Many thanks

 

[wizer]

More crazy tiles :roll:

Other than that, very nice. Not into the trad look personally but can't knock the craftmaship =D>

 

[Chems]

Look fantastic, love the look and the whole job. Really nice work!

 

[RobertMP]

very nice indeed. Oak looks the part there. Just stripped oak out of mine where it looked dated.

 

[Doug B]

Really nice job Malcom,
I agree with Wizer about the tiles, they don`t seem to go at all, also is that a cranberry coloured range master? A customer was going to have one recently, luckily her husband talked her into the black, i can see why he did now.
Great cabinetry though, well done.

 

[Woodmagnet]

Great job Malcolm, well done marra.

 

[BradNaylor]

Very nice work, Malcolm.

There's some tricky looking angles there, but you pulled it off.

Wat's the Woodrat like for the R&F panels? I wouldn't have liked to do those on anything less than my Wadkin spindle moulder.

Dan

 

[Waka]

Malcolm

Very nice job, I think it goes well with the tiles and flooring.

 

[maltrout512]

Thanks guys for your comments. I agree will the tiles, I put up what the customer wants. I under took this job and have done everything that you see in the photos, apart from the granite. A lot of blood, sweat and tears.
Dan the woodrat was great with the panels. Had to use a vertical cutter which with three passes was no problem. Stiles and rails were a breeze. The hardest job to do on the rat was the cornice. Thanks again guys and merry christmas and a happy new year.

 

[krismusic]

Lucky customer! 8) My only crit is that I would have liked oak knobs rather than brass but that is a very minor point in the face of all that quality work.

 

[jhwbigley]

very nice malcolm! must have been fun fitting the cornice round those beams! my mum would like those tiles above the range master, she would proberly like the colour of the cooker as well!

do you like these tiles wizer? :lol:

 

[maltrout512]

Dan thanks about the angles. I looked at your kitchen build and thought that the corner draw which was w shaped would be a brain worker and have taken some time. I must say it's nice when all is fitted and finished, you can then close the door and move on to the next.

 

[wizer]

is this a new fashion?? No, sorry, I'm not keen on those colours either.

 

[maltrout512]

Tom, it's not a fashion it is just down to what the customer/relation wants. That's what happens. Simple. The eye is in the beholder. beholder Known as the one who pays the bill!!!!!!!

 

[maltrout512]

Just noticed my post has moved tooo ........ the right section. Sorry I got the section wrong. and again. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.