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A plywood paneling board with vertical beads cut in its face, at a fixed spacing.
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A plywood paneling board with vertical beads cut in its face, at a fixed spacing.
A plywood paneling board with vertical beads cut in its face, at a fixed spacing.
A plywood paneling board with vertical beads cut in its face, at a fixed spacing.
A plywood panel with trapezoid reeds applied to its face, side by side.
A plywood panel with half round reeds applied to its face, side by side.
A solid wood desk filler, solid wood thick, that closes the gap between a desk cabinet and a wall or end panel.
A solid wood valance with an arched lower edge that is not trimmed.
A plain end panel for an office or furniture cabinet, in wood veneer or solid wood thickness, with the cabinet depth and height.
A solid wood valance with a raised centre on its lower edge and trimmed ends.
A solid wood valance with a straight top and a cove that arches up from the ends of its lower edge.
One thick tempered glass shelf for a wide cabinet opening, polished on all four edges.
Two tempered glass shelves for a cabinet opening, polished on all four edges.
A flat panel for decoration that covers an appliance or the exposed end of a run, finished on one side and unfinished on the edges.
A wainscot panel with four raised centre panels in a frame of stiles and rails.
A wainscot panel with three raised centre panels in a frame of stiles and rails.
A wainscot panel with two raised centre panels in a frame of stiles and rails.
A wainscot panel with one raised centre panel in a frame of stiles and rails.
A decorative onlay panel with a centre rail that divides it into an upper and a lower panel.
An open frame of stiles and rails that covers an appliance, finished to match the door style, with no centre panel.
A decorative onlay panel that covers a finished appliance: a frame with one centre panel, finished to match the door style.
A kit of four loose plywood shelves for an open cabinet space, each edgebanded on its front edge.
A solid wood valance that trims the top of a wall cabinet run, straight or with an arched lower edge.
A strip in the door wood and finish that covers the gap beside a full overlay cabinet door.
A solid wood filler strip that closes the gap between a cabinet and a wall or the next cabinet.
A finished end panel in the same wood as the cabinet doors, so a cabinet side matches the door style.
A finished end panel with a face frame stile along its front edge, so the side of a cabinet run ends like a framed cabinet.
A plain finished plywood panel that covers an exposed side of a cabinet.
A shelf for the wall, made of a board that rests on floor holders.
A wall cladding panel for the niche between the worktop and the wall units.
A cladding panel that covers the wall behind base cabinets.
A solid corner post in the front colour that closes the inner corner of an L-shaped run.
A filler panel in the front colour that closes a gap in a run of cabinets.
A narrow strip in the carcass colour that closes the gap between a run of cabinets and the wall.
A horizontal board that spans between wall units, for example above a hood or a tall appliance.
A board that closes the top of a sideboard or highboard.
A panel that closes the end of a run of kitchen cabinets, with an optional metal base trim.