Complete cabinet configuration
Each full-height tower has paired lower doors to 1,500 mm, with an open niche and two shelves above. The towers give storage on both sides of the refrigerator bay and carry the overhead cabinet, as full cabinet bodies in their own right.
The bridge spans the central 1,000 mm opening above the selected 1,900 mm bay height. Two ordinary hinged doors provide access to its storage. Bridge bearing, wall restraint and connection details are developed with the supporting towers; a thin back panel is not the sole structural connection.
The center stays open for the refrigerator you choose, with the appliance front left exposed. The bay envelope is 1,000 mm wide, 680 mm deep and 1,900 mm high, refined once the model's required clearances are known.
Natural oak veneer finishes the paired lower fronts and two bridge doors, carried through the exposed ends, fillers and adjoining surfaces. The veneer face sits on its own line apart from the 18 mm plywood cabinet cases.
The open upper tower niches have warm-white laminated interiors and finished shelf edges, with two shelves each in the tower layout. They are general storage; if the refrigerator needs a ventilation path, we design it in.
The selected cases use 18 mm plywood with supported 6 mm backs. Bridge supports and restraints connect through structural case members and suitable building fixings.
| Surround layout | Two side storage towers, an empty central refrigerator bay and a two-door overhead bridge |
|---|---|
| Selected configuration | 2,100 W ×700 D ×2,400 H mm; two 550 mm side towers and a 1,000 W ×680 D ×1,900 H mm selected empty appliance bay; two-door overhead bridge. |
| Outside project envelope | 2,100 W ×700 D ×2,400 H mm;550 mm side towers on each side |
| Selected appliance bay | 1,000 W ×680 D ×1,900 H mm; actual model-required clearance and door travel take precedence |
| Storage layout | Each tower: paired lower doors to 1,500 mm plus upper open niche/two shelves; bridge: two ordinary hinged doors |
| Case & front materials | 18 mm plywood cases; supported 6 mm backs; oak-veneer fronts and warm-white interiors; structural bridge connections detailed on the drawings |
| Equipment & fixing | No refrigerator included. Appliance ventilation, services/removal, bridge bearing, building fixings and local installation coordinated for actual project |
| Minimum order | Made to your project quantities. Small item counts are accepted when they ship with the rest of your project list; the quotation confirms the quantity for each item. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
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The refrigerator’s installation information determines whether it may be enclosed and what side, rear, top and front ventilation it needs. The 1,000 ×680 ×1,900 mm bay is an adopted cabinetry envelope.
Doors may need to swing beyond 90 degrees to remove internal drawers or trays. Handles and neighboring tower faces can interfere before that position is reached. The plan follows the actual refrigerator’s opening and removal paths, including any projection beyond the cabinet front.
Sockets and water connections remain accessible without blocking the specified airflow. The appliance must also have a practical route out of the bay for service or replacement. Bridge-door access, room ceiling and the largest cabinet module are included in the fitting layout.
The quotation counts the two lower paired-door cupboards, two open upper niches with shelves and the two-door bridge. A change to the central bay width changes the bridge span and its supports as well as the infill strip.
Doors, end panels, exposed bay sides and room-fit fillers take the scheduled finish and are listed with the cabinet bodies, so the refrigerator opening is finished all round.
The refrigerator, electrical socket, water connection and local appliance installation are separate items. Actual model requirements guide the cabinet fit; the cabinetry order does not include a universal ventilation or appliance warranty.
Tower modules and the bridge are packed and joined for the receiving route. Transport, unloading, wall/floor preparation, restraint and local fitting are itemized with their actual responsibilities.
No. The surround is cabinetry around an empty appliance bay. The refrigerator and its electrical or water connections are separate. Its actual installation requirements are needed before the bay and final fitting pieces are released.
The selected bay is 1,000 mm clear width, and the appliance may require additional side or hinge clearance. Door swing, handles, drawer removal, ventilation and rear services also determine whether that particular model fits.
The side towers and the designed bridge connections provide the support arrangement, with suitable building restraint. The supported 6 mm cabinet back is not the sole carrying structure. Required loading and fixing details belong to the actual order.
No. Only if its own installation instructions permit the proposed enclosure and airflow arrangement.
The layout retains a front removal route and accessible service connections for the chosen appliance. Doorways, projecting tower fronts and any restraint or trim need to allow that process. Replacement appliance dimensions may require a revised bay.
Each side tower has a lower paired-door cupboard and an open upper niche with two shelves. The overhead bridge has two hinged doors. Those storage components are separate from the empty refrigerator space and its airflow requirements.
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