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New Ex-Stock Colours for Uform’s Shaker Ranges U
form is pleased to announce new ex-stock colours in three of its popular shaker ranges.
Following its successful launch at KBB 2018, the new Aldana range is now available ex-stock in 5 on-trend colours; Ivory, Mussel, Stone, Light Grey and Dust Grey.
The stunning simplicity of the Aldana shaker style door is accentuated by its narrow 20mm slim solid ash frame with flat, veneered ash centre panel and visible grain. This range incorporates a host of contemporary accessories such as plain frames, quadrant doors, an acute angled cornice and a universal post which can be used in 4 main applications, including the creation
of a framed end panel feature and a mock in- frame look.
Dust Grey is the latest ex-stock colour choice for the widely admired Madison classic shaker door and Wakefield beaded shaker door, joining an existing choice of 5 ex-stock painted colours as well as 2 wood finishes; ash sanded and light oak. Uform’s Product Manager, Sara Cotter comments, ‘The Aldana range has been exceptionally well received since its introduction to the market. We’re responding to a demand for convenient product offerings and colour options that are in vogue in order to minimise Lead times and allow our retailers to be able to efficiently serve their customers. Through direct research
with our retailers, we’re confident that the latest offerings will allow us to deliver on choice, value for money and convenience’.
The new ex-stock colours will be available to order from week commencing 22nd October 2018 and will also be available to order through Uform Online.
For more information on the latest ranges visit the website or contact the Customer Services Team.
+44 (0)28 7965 1650
www.uform.co.uk
Aldana in Light Grey 26 BKU SEPTEMBER 2018 ANNUAL KITCHEN EDITION
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