El sistema de diseño Float compuesto por lamas de madera de 15 cm de ancho no se limita a la vinoteca, sino que es un elemento protagonista de la cocina, corazón de la casa, alrededor del cual la vista debe ser de 360° sin interrupción: ya sea que la rodees, colócala. En el centro de la habitación o contra una pared, Float se presenta atractivo desde todos los ángulos.
Float expresa una tendencia a buscar soluciones cada vez más innovadoras, tanto estéticas como funcionales: el tirador del mueble bajo, reducido a una simple ranura, se funde con la encimera para convertirse en un continuo y crear algo nunca antes visto en la cocina.
La encimera flotante Surf, disponible únicamente en piedra flameada piasentina con 4 cantos biselados y apoyada sobre una encimera Float, está preparada para insertar un fregadero integrado y una placa de cocción.
La puerta (2,5 cm de espesor) de lamas de roble carbón de 15 cm de ancho es 2 cm más alta que el cuerpo y el saliente permite agarrar y abrir la puerta mediante una ranura de 2 cm realizada en la encimera (roble carbón).
La vinoteca Float, que puede tener aire acondicionado, se entrega con una puerta de cristal (ancho 75 – 90 cm), completa con un montante de fijación de aluminio y un panel vidriado fijo (ancho máximo 150 cm), a través del cual se puede ver la librería interna Unlimited con revestimiento de carbono. Estantes de melamina de roble y montantes metálicos.
Vinoteca Float basada en lamas de madera de 15 cm de ancho x alto máx. 270 cm que encierran los tradicionales muebles altos de almacenaje, que se abren ejerciendo presión sobre una lama retráctil para acceder a las puertas contiguas. Float es ideal para quienes gustan de llenar sus hogares de estilo tradicional. sabores y tenerlos a mano sin necesidad de bajar a la bodega.
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Cabinet Type: Modular Kitchen Cabinets
Style: Contemporary
Feature: Wooden
Door Material: MDF/ Melamine Board/Particleboard/Plywood/Solid Wood
Project Solution Capability: AutoCAD drawing/Graphic design/3D model design/VR
After-sale Service: Online technical support/Onsite Installation
Place of Origin: Guangdong, China
Size: Custom made & Modular
Warranty: Lifetime
Hardware brand: Blum/DTC/Hettich
Packing: Assembled packing/Flat packing
Delivery time:40-60 days after receipt of deposit
Warranty: 2 years
Trade term: EXW/FCA/FOB/CIF/DDU/DDP
Moisture-resistant--MDF
Marine-plywood
HMR
plywood
OSB
Particle board
MDF
aluminum foil board
AIS SMARTI LLC. Located in Foshan city, Guangdong province, China, with 200 employees and 40000 square meters production facility manufacture center equipped with advanced production equipment, With 16 years experience engaging in the design, manufacture and distribution of integrated kitchen cabinets, bedroom wardrobes, bathroom vanities and other storage cabinets.The company keeps a strong focus on product quality, which is viewed as the core of business. To ensure the product quality, the company sources the Stable Quality European Green Standard Material for products and all the production process are strictly Quality Control. Also, to enhance the products workmanship, we use advanced equipment for production and all workers have been well trained before they devote themselves to works.
