Kitchen Doors and Carcasses


RENOLIT’s 2015 Highlights collection. Innovative designs. R


ENOLIT announces the latest 3D Highlights collection showing their new 3D Stock


Range items. This year 35 innovative effects are introduced ranging from the latest solid colours in high gloss, matt finishes and structured woodgrain surfaces to the most realistic woodgrain prints and sophisticated textures.


Solid Colours This year solid colours with textured surfaces are prominent. 19 new colours created in the


latest trends are introduced with modern imaginative surface finishes under three categories:


Colour Road 12 new colours from the latest trend setting Colour Road collection are offered in the smooth cool elegance of either standard or high gloss surfaces, plus a fashionable gold metallic.


Matt The continued emerging demand for matt surfaces is met with three popular dark and grey colours.


Structured surfaces Two new surfaces are launched. A structured woodgrain paint effect in three popular modern colours and the imaginative tactile structure, Ribbons.


Light Grey Modern Ash


Woodgrain Designs OAK Oak remain popular with four new decors Chagall Oak, Craft Oak, Salinas Oak, and White Washed Oak, all of which feature different design elements and represent nine of the new product introductions in different colour ways.


New High Gloss Slab door at CPC


CPC are pleased to announce a new high gloss slab door available in numerous colours and sizes. The Gloss max doors will be


stocked in standard sizes at CPC Manchester with fitters panels available in the same décor at 2800mm x 650mm edged two long sides. Doors will be available in the high gloss white and cream with a woodgrain gloss also available. The boards are 2.8mt x 2.1mt and CPC have the ability to cut and edge


these to your specifications meaning if you have a bespoke unit and need a certain size door …. We can do it. If you want us to cut and edge your


décor end panels , cutting down on labour time , all we need is your cutting list and we will take care of the rest. Contact CPC for all your kitchen


needs.


u0161 485 3492 uwww.cookstownpanel.com


The remaining seven new introductions span


Pine, Teak, Walnut and stone creating diversity and extending the scope of the range. The Highlights Collection showcases the


2015 and 2014 new design introductions into the global 3D stock range which totals an extensive 242 RENOLIT COVAREN and RENOLIT ALKOREN decors. The complete collection can be viewed in this year’s edition of the 3D Stock Range brochure, copies of which are available on request.


u01670 718222 uwww.renolit.com/design


White Craft Oak 1


Sicily adds show-stoppers to Bellissimo range


With its deep embossing and durable PVC edging, Sicily adds some show- stopping contemporary finishes to Bellissimo’s range in a format which is both practical and competitive. Avant-garde


options such as Bronze Metal, Distressed Painted and four woven material effects join a selection of highly appealing oak woodgrains, including Dark, Old American, Grey, Natural and Bleached. There are also Wenge and woodgrain-embossed Off White to choose from. Sicily is available in any size and


suits handled or handle-free designs. “PVC-edged doors are favoured by


some premium UK and continental brands, and with their design possibilities and quality appearance,


you can see why. Our range provides highly desirable new options for retailers looking to set themselves apart. These impressive finishes can be used for whole kitchens or for accent doors to equal effect.”


u01772 696959 uinfo@bellissimofurniture.co.uk uwww.bellissimofurniture.co.uk


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