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Access valuable space with the 300mm SPACE TOWER slim from Blum
W
e all know that space in at a premium in the kitchen, especially
in modern new-build properties. We also know that doors and fixed shelves are a no-no when it comes to making the contents of units accessible and available. SPACE TOWER comes in many different
widths, from 300mm to an enormous 1400mm, ideal for the smallest to the largest of kitchens, but the SPACE TOWER slim provides an ingenious storage solution that requires just a 300mm wide gap, making it available for even the smallest of kitchens. The SPACE TOWER slim is an exceptionally
narrow cabinet, which is supplied with four deep drawers. The deep drawers in either TANDEMBOX or LEGRABOX offer between 30kg and 40kg carrying capacity each, giving a total of between 120kg to 160kg depending on the runners used. SPACE TOWER is the most ergonomic larder solution on the market, each drawer can be pulled
out individually, meaning no void is needed to lift items out, so every inch of the cabinet can be used. In addition, the pull-outs can be accessed from all three sides, and full extension means that even items right at the back are fully accessible. No more scrabbling around at the back of a shelf for that elusive packet of quinoa. “We understand that retailers need to make the
most of every inch within their showrooms,” says Blum UK Sales & Marketing Director David Sanders. “Our SPACE TOWER slim aims to help retailers, designers and specifiers show the ultimate space-saving storage to their customers, ideal for today’s multifunctional kitchens and smaller, urban living spaces.” And naturally, SPACE TOWER slim is covered
with Blum’s Lifetime Guarantee for peace of mind. For further details visit
www.spacetower.co.uk/slim
u01908 285700
uwww.blum.com
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