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Sample kitchen

A kitchen, specified by code

Every unit, panel and handle in a typical new-build kitchen, so you can see exactly how a Sanyang specification is built.

A typical twelve-cabinet L-shaped kitchen

This is a new-build family kitchen with 3.0 m and 2.4 m runs, specified entirely from our catalogue codes. On the 2.4 m run a window sits over the sink and a WD-800 over the dishwasher. Use it as a template for your own house types.

Send your unit types and floor plans and our designers return a full proposal using the same codes.

Base and tall units

BBC-1000Blind corner base, 1000× 1
BSP-300Spice and bottle pull-out, 300× 1
B3D-600Three-drawer pan base, 600 (hob)× 1
BS-400Single door base, 400× 1
TOH-600Single oven housing, 600× 1
BSK-800Sink base, 800× 1
BWB-300Waste-bin pull-out, 300× 1

Wall units

WDC-600Diagonal corner wall, 600 × 600× 1
WD-800Double door wall, 800× 2
WB-600Bridging wall over extractor, 600× 1
WS-400Single door wall, 400× 1

Finishing

IDD-600Integrated dishwasher door× 1
FB-75Base filler at the corner× 1
BEP / TEPBase and tall end panels× 2
WEPWall end panel× 1
PLPlinth, 2440 lengths× 3
CNAAngled cornice, 2440 lengths× 3
LPLight pelmet, 2440 lengths× 2

Handles

HKB-BG-160Knurl Bar, doors and pull-outs× 16
HKB-BG-320Knurl Bar, pan drawers× 5
Shaker kitchen with island and tall housings

How the codes work

One code, one exact item

Door finish codes fix the range, profile and colour. Unit codes fix the type and width. Panels, plinth, cornice and fillers take the door finish code, so they match.

  • Example door: SPC-F12 = Spectrum, Fine Rail Shaker, colour 12
  • Example unit: B3D-600 = three-drawer pan base, 600 mm wide
  • Add -L or -R for the hinge side on single-door units
  • Example moulding: CNC-MRD-01 = cove cornice in Cotton White

Start a project

Let's design your next project

Send drawings, a BOQ or just an idea. Our in-house designers measure, draw and specify, and you approve samples before anything is made.