Good for
- A genuinely tactile door, not just a printed pattern
- A feature island or a run of tall units
- Black, walnut or a deep eucalyptus brown
Contemporary kitchens
Quadra Reeded kitchens.
A fluted, vertical-groove slab door for a tactile statement.
About Quadra Reeded
What it's actually like.
With its fluted vertical detailing, Quadra Reeded delivers a striking tactile look that instantly lifts a kitchen or a feature area. It's a contemporary choice for anyone who wants texture with refined elegance, in black, walnut or eucalyptus. 18mm, matt melamine.
The spec, plainly.
- Style
- Contemporary
- Door style
- Slab
- Door material
- Chipboard
- Door thickness
- 18mm
- Finish
- Melamine, matt, reeded
- Construction
- Reeded slab door
- Price band
- £ Entry
Honest view
Who Quadra Reeded suits, and who it doesn't.
Worth knowing
- The fluting collects dust and needs a little more cleaning than a flat door
- Usually best as a feature rather than across every cabinet
Cost and practicality
What Quadra Reeded costs.
Quadra Reeded 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 Reeded questions, answered honestly.
Should I use Reeded on the whole kitchen?
Most people use it as a feature on an island or a run of tall units, which keeps the room calm. A full Reeded kitchen is a bold choice and needs a bit more cleaning in the grooves.
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