Do roller shutter kitchen wall cabinets exist?
Elizabeth Dixon
7 years ago
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Daisy England
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7 years ago
PROTulip
7 years agoHi Elizabeth,
As Daisy mentioned above... it does sounds like a tambour unit is what you are after, tracking one down as a non-trade seller will be tricky though.
We've done a few over the years for your very reasons, the latest one we did is attached.
Best of luck,
Bené - SA Designs
Elizabeth Dixon
7 years ago
Susan
7 years agoSusan
7 years agoYou can get them in all sizes. I want to hide all of the same stuff you do in my new (at the moment fantasy) kitchen. I'm going to use this type of door.
Jonathan
7 years agoElizabeth Dixon
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