12/2007

Symphony has further extended its choice of kitchens for the social housing market with the addition of two striking woodgrain effect doors: Tulsa and Pasadena.

Tulsa, a flat panel door with vertical grain effect, is available in three stunning colours: Sand Zebrano, Romana Cherry and Chateau Oak. The distinctive grain effects add textural interest to the design and bring real character and depth to the kitchen. Tulsa is supplied on a pear cabinet with high performance PVC edging and features large matt nickel D handles.

Pasadena gives an edge to Symphony's classic saponetta style kitchen family. Building on the success of Oregon, Pasadena has profiled chamfered edges giving a subtle interest to the clean simple lines of the design. Available in Maple and a pale Oak, Pasadena is also supplied on a pear cabinet and features large steel effect bar handles.

Both kitchens are available in 15mm and 18mm box on legs.

Symphony's Building Division Marketing Manager, Kathleen Lyon, comments: "Tulsa and Pasadena are both versatile and stylish designs, further expanding our choice of kitchens for the social housing market. They are also extremely durable kitchens, designed for resilience and long life."

"Woodgrain effects continue to be extremely popular for affordable housing providers and these new ranges add real depth and interest to the kitchen. We are confident that the new range will be well received by contractors and specifiers alike."

As the leading kitchen supplier to local communities, Symphony delivers some half a million kitchen units every year for local authorities and housing associations across the UK. One in four community and private homes in the UK is now fitted with a Symphony product.

More Information

For further information contact:

Kate Gray or Emma Brown at MCG PR on 0113 268 5000
Tel: 0113 268 5000
Email: kate.gray@mcgpr.co.uk or emma.brown@mcgpr.co.uk.