Good for
- An urban, architectural look against exposed brick or a dark industrial scheme
- Minimalist, linear designs
- Textured without being busy
Contemporary kitchens
Quadra Concrete kitchens.
A textured, industrial concrete finish in stone or sandstone tones.
About Quadra Concrete
What it's actually like.
Inspired by urban architecture, Quadra Concrete is a textured, industrial finish with beautifully balanced tones. It's a perfect option for minimalist, linear designs with a refined modern edge, and works well against exposed brick or a dark industrial scheme. An 18mm slab door with a matt melamine finish.
The spec, plainly.
- Style
- Contemporary
- Door style
- Slab
- Door material
- Chipboard
- Door thickness
- 18mm
- Finish
- Melamine, matt
- Construction
- Flat slab door
- Price band
- £ Entry
Honest view
Who Quadra Concrete suits, and who it doesn't.
Worth knowing
- Two colours only
- Melamine over chipboard, so it can't be repainted
Cost and practicality
What Quadra Concrete costs.
Quadra Concrete sits in the £ (entry) price band: among the most affordable doors we fit, usually a wrapped or melamine finish. That compares door against door, it isn't a quote. A full kitchen from design to the final coat of paint is from £9,000 inc. VAT; if you've already bought your doors, full project management of the fit is from £3,000 inc. VAT, or a dry-fit only install from £2,000 inc. VAT. The exact figure comes at your survey.
Frequently asked
Quadra Concrete questions, answered honestly.
Does Quadra Concrete suit a small kitchen?
Yes, but it's a look that leans into the room rather than fighting it. In a small kitchen the stone tone is the easier choice: Sandstone is lighter and warmer.
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