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Hunton Edge Porcelain


PWS introduces Outline; their most innovative product launch in decades


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WS is delighted to introduce its brand- new bespoke integrated handle


collection, Outline. Following extensive research and development,


Outline combines aesthetic design, practicality, and durability with intricate manufacturing techniques to offer a distinct and original collection; a first for the independent sector. Meeting the growing consumer demand for


more personalised and tailored kitchens, the new range combines PWS’ most popular door families, across both classic and modern styles, with a selection of integrated handle options to offer the


consumer the look and feel of a bespoke, premium kitchen but at an attractive price point. Supported by a simple online ordering platform,


a digital configurator, a comprehensive suite of trade materials and a brand-new consumer brochure – PWS have once again, proven their market-leading status within the KBB industry. “With over 2,500 design possibilities, Outline


provides an opportunity to enter a growing area of the market, stand out from the crowd and create unique kitchens, tailored to a consumer’s individual taste and needs.” Comments Laura Vaillant, Product Designer at PWS.


Porter Portal Bay Green “By building on our existing door families, rather


than developing a completely different door range, it ensures our customer base will feel confident and at ease when designing with Outline, as they will already have a product they know and love as a starting point.” The collection, which features four different


handle types; Portal, Edge, Channel and Extended Channel, is available to order now through PWS’ website or for more information please contact the Sales and Service department.


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