Hi all
Has anyone got any comments on the quality of kitchen cabinets and doors from Masters' principal range? I quite like the look and price of their matt white vinyl doors.
Secondly, which benchtop should I consider instead of stone to save some $$?
Thanks,
Nish
Cabinets from Masters
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Hi Nish
Probably too late, but I've just put in a Principal range Masters Kitchen.
It was straightforward to put together, and seems nice and solid. The solid backs made fixing to the wall easy - just screw through wherever the studs are.
Each componant comes with all the relevant hardware, and seem to be in generic packs, so more screws than necessary sometimes.
The doors and drawer fonts also seem good quality. They are two pack gloss white; time will tell how sturdy they are.
Benchtops - you're on your own sorry. I went with stone but couldn't recommend the company as their standard of workmanship is lacking, so I won't.
Probably too late, but I've just put in a Principal range Masters Kitchen.
It was straightforward to put together, and seems nice and solid. The solid backs made fixing to the wall easy - just screw through wherever the studs are.
Each componant comes with all the relevant hardware, and seem to be in generic packs, so more screws than necessary sometimes.
The doors and drawer fonts also seem good quality. They are two pack gloss white; time will tell how sturdy they are.
Benchtops - you're on your own sorry. I went with stone but couldn't recommend the company as their standard of workmanship is lacking, so I won't.
PM me and I can let you know the differences.
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