Larder Cabinet Design Elements


 

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DEL01
The Design Element Larder 01 is a single door in the top section of a Tall Larder cabinet. . .

The Larder is much like a Dresser in that it is a top section on a Floor section. The Larder as we will specify it here however will always be closed in right down to the bench top and the top section may be the same depth as the base cabinet or set back to expose some of the bench top.

The single door element may be a solid paneled door or it may be glazed from a selection of glass types and leaded light panels. . .It is usually doubled up in pairs of doors to form Larder cabinets from around 740mm wide and upward


DEL02
The Design Element Larder 02 is a single door and small drawer in the top section of a Tall Larder cabinet. . .

The Larder is much like a Dresser in that it is a top section on a Floor section. The Larder as we will specify it here however will always be closed in right down to the bench top and the top section may be the same depth as the base cabinet or set back to expose some of the bench top.

The single door element may be a solid paneled door or it may be glazed from a selection of glass types and leaded light panels. . .It is usually doubled up in pairs of doors to form Larder cabinets from around 740mm wide and upwards


DEL03
The Design Element Larder 03 is a single door and small wicker basket in the top section of a Tall Larder cabinet. . .

The Larder is much like a Dresser in that it is a top section on a Floor section. The Larder as we will specify it here however will always be closed in right down to the bench top and the top section may be the same depth as the base cabinet or set back to expose some of the bench top.

The single door element may be a solid paneled door or it may be glazed from a selection of glass types and leaded light panels. . .It is usually doubled up in pairs of doors to form Larder cabinets from around 740mm wide and upwards.

 

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