Classic Line Cutlery Tray - 600
Northland, New Zealand
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The Classic Line range of Cutlery trays is manufactured by Gollinucci in Italy. These trays are traditional in design and function, suitable for any style of kitchen.
Grey or white, trimmable.
Note: Accessories shown in photos are to be ordered separately. Add accessories RPC794 Knife Block or RPC795 Film Dispenser
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- Product
- Classic Line Cutlery Tray - 600
- Category
- Kitchen Drawer Organisers
- Sold by
- Enko Smart Systems
- Range
- Drawer Systems
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The Classic Line range of Cutlery trays is manufactured by Gollinucci in Italy.
These trays are traditional in design and function, suitable for any style of kitchen.
Grey or white, trimmable.
Note: Accessories shown in photos are to be ordered separately. Add accessories RPC794 Knife Block or RPC795 Film Dispenser
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Classic Line Cutlery Tray - 600
The Classic Line Cutlery Tray - 600 is supplied by Enko Smart Systems. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Enko Smart Systems lists on ArchiPro.
Enko Smart Systems does not publish a price for the Classic Line Cutlery Tray - 600 on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.
Yes. It is part of the Drawer Systems range from Enko Smart Systems, where you can see every product in the range together.
Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Parklands Kitchen by Modern Age Kitchens and Joinery. See how it was used in a finished space.
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