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Supplier for Burbridge Kitchens

  • 04-07-2010 12:38pm
    #1
    bauderline
    Registered Users Posts: 898 ✭✭✭


    Folks,

    Does anyone know how can supply Burbridge Kitchens in Ireland. There appears to be a lot of UK suppliers but none south of the border..

    Any ideas ?

    Best regards, Peter.


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  • #2
    KevArno
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 231 ✭✭KevArno


    Hey Bauderline,

    I don't know off hand who is selling Burbidge products, but I can find out as I know a company distributing Burbidge to Ireland, through other products. Can I ask if it is a particular range you are after, as I may be able to point you in the right direction for an alternative (there are only a handful of big door range manufacturers in Ireland and the UK and they all attempt to copy each other).

    The last place I saw selling Burbidge doors in the south was the 4Home Superstore places that closed down last year. I am sure there are independent suppliers working with them now though.


  • #3
    bauderline
    Registered Users Posts: 898 ✭✭✭bauderline


    Thanks, I am very impressed with their landsdowne natural oak kitchen. I know it is basically a shaker kitchen, however their range of cabinet types is extensive as is the range of finishing items.

    Any suggestions welcome !

    P.


  • #4
    smashe
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7 ✭smashe


    Burbridge kitchen doors are available through In house at the Panelling Centre


  • #5
    KevArno
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 231 ✭✭KevArno


    I wasn't aware that the panelling centre were dealing with Burbidge but there you go. An alternative option to the Landsdowne door would be the Clonmel from Kitchen Stori http://www.kitchenstori.com/timber/67307. It comes in a light oak, knotty oak and a selection of stained and painted finishes. I have used it on a few kitchens, and it is a lovely contemporary door, with wide rails. And you would have a good selection of retailers in ROI for their products.

    (By the way, I have no association with Kitchen Stori, other than being a happy customer :))


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