Kitchen Doors

Choosing kitchen doors can be difficult when you consider all of the options.
Finding the door type that’s right for you is important.
You want the right “fit” for your lifestyle.

There are an incredible range of door styles and finishes available

Some of the options available are:

• 2 Pac Painted Doors (also referred to as Poly Painted Doors)
• Laminate Doors
• Timber Doors

2 Pac Painted Doors

• Highly durable
• Easy to clean and maintain
• Damages are repairable
• Unlimited range of colours – painted to match any colour sample – including metallic finishes
• Finish can be high gloss, satin or matt
• Additional cost is normally associated with 2 Pac Painted doors and panels which varies depending on the colour and paint finish selected
• Pattern doors (router grooves) are available

Laminated doors

• Durable
• Easy to clean
• Sometimes called Laminex or Polytec doors
• Low maintenance
• Extensive range of colours available including woodgrains and patterns
• Finish can be gloss or matt
• Additional cost is normally associated with high gloss finishes
• Limited range of patterns (router grooves) are available
• Budget options are available in the colour range
• Extremely wet areas may result in damage over time in joins and edges
• Some colours may fade in direct sunlight with extensive exposure

Timber doors:

• Durable
• Care instructions need to be followed for cleaning
• Limited colour options
• Colour of timber selected can vary as it is a natural product
• Different finishes matt or gloss available
• Additional cost associated with staining timber depending on the stain colour and finish selected
• Full range of patterns (router grooves) are available

For more details about what we can do for you on your dream kitchen, go to www.sirlancelotskitchens.com.au/offer

QBCC - Home Warranty Insurance

What is the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC) Home Warranty Insurance, and does it apply to me?

Yes QBCC Home Warranty Insurance Scheme is a compulsory insurance premium that must be paid for all construction work over the value of $3,300 (including GST) completed in Queensland. It is to offer consumer protection and ‘piece of mind’ to consumers engaging trade contractors for building and construction work in Queensland. More information about QBCC Home Warranty Insurance is available on request.

Kitchen Work Triangle

When considering a design for your new kitchen think of the Kitchen Work Triangle.

The main working functions in a kitchen are carried out between the cook top, the sink/dishwasher and the refrigerator/food storage. These three points and the imaginary lines between these three points make up the “work triangle”. 

The idea that when these three elements are close (but not too close) the kitchen will run efficiently. Obviously in single wall kitchens it is geometrically impossible to a achieve a triangle, but efficiency can still be achieved through optimal placement of these three items.