A classic door with two profiled panels.
This Trends range door in Legno Stone Grey and in the Amberley style is not only a modern look, it is also extremely good value and of the highest quality. Trends doors are well known for being all of these things, in particular because of the 18mm MDF construction, the hard-wearing outer surface, which in this case is textured with woodgrain and of course the long lasting colour. With all of this on offer, why try any other type of door?
Legno Stone Grey is simply a textured version of the standard satin finish stone grey shade ? but it offers so much more. If you are looking for a woodgrain appearance, but without the woodgrain colour, you have found the perfect option. Legno is Italian for wood or timber and as such you will get a door which appears to have the stone grey colour painted over wood. This is a great compromise and looks incredibly modern and well made.
When applied to the Amberley door you get a modern grey door which is also traditional in its construction type. With vertical panelling and the appearance of moulded inset sections, you create the instant look of a hand-crafted piece without needing to pay hand-crafted prices. Of course you can get a bespoke look too by simply ordering the doors as made to measure especially for your kitchen. Trends doors are special ? we already know that, but this one is just that little bit more.
Order before 4:00 PM on 23/07/2018 to receive it on 01/08/2018. Alternatively, you can choose a delivery date that suits you at the checkout.
We are unable to deliver to the Highlands and islands of Scotland, or to any other islands, but we can deliver to a mainland courier company on your behalf for onward shipping.
For certain postcodes in Scotland, there will be a delivery surcharge – please contact us for more details.
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