RETAILER CASE STUDY | The Myers Touch
Different worktop heights cater for all users while there is space under the sink and worktop for a wheelchair
Neff Hide & Slide ovens with pull-out trays to make moving pans around easier and safer
INSTALLER COMMENTS
KITCHEN DETAILS Overall project cost:
Designers: Kitchen designed by The Myers Touch in collaboration with Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt Architects and Adam Thomas Consultancy Type of kitchen: Modern, contemporary kitchen design Cabinetry/fronts: Siematic SC10, S2 and SLC Siematic cabinetry in tones of Sterling Grey and Graphite Grey
70 £65,000
Worktops & splashbacks: Dekton Keon worktops Sinks & Taps: Stone sink custom-made by Cosentino. Quooker PRO3 Flex boiling water tap with flexible hose, Blanco undermount Subline 700-U sink, Blanco taps: Linus monobloc mixer tap in chrome Appliances: Neff with Westin extractor
The inclusion of the slatted wood in the kitchen did create some technical issues that had to be overcome, such as how the doors opened without clashing with each other and keeping all the gaps the same size. The other tricky bit was ensuring that the slats ran with precision over the door units, because they were designed off-plan first, so we had to ensure that they wouldn’t be overlapping over a door front. There were also small appliances – a toaster and coffee machine – and pull-out drawers behind that area requiring isolation from power, so we included isolators on the door switches so that when the doors were closed, all the appliances would automatically switch off. We took each difficulty and turned it into a positive outcome. We worked with our suppliers to create custom solutions in a range of sizes and shapes and positions that we wanted them to be, to provide the owner and her family with a kitchen that they could all enjoy together or independently.
· December 2022
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