Good for
- Movement and architectural interest on a flat door
- Statement spaces
- Six finishes: three tones in matt or gloss
Contemporary kitchens
Quadra Stria kitchens.
A linear textured slab door in silver, bronze or anthracite, matt or gloss.
About Quadra Stria
What it's actually like.
Quadra Stria introduces a linear textured pattern in both matt and gloss finishes, adding movement and architectural interest. It's a bold, modern slab door for statement spaces, in silver, bronze and anthracite. An 18mm lacquered, acrylic-faced door.
The spec, plainly.
- Style
- Contemporary
- Door style
- Slab
- Door material
- MDF
- Door thickness
- 18mm
- Finish
- Lacquered acrylic faced, matt or gloss
- Construction
- Linear-texture slab door
- Price band
- ££ Mid-range
Honest view
Who Quadra Stria suits, and who it doesn't.
Worth knowing
- A bold look: easiest to live with as a feature or in a dark, dramatic room
- The linear texture needs a little more cleaning than a plain door
Cost and practicality
What Quadra Stria costs.
Quadra Stria sits in the ££ (mid-range) price band: painted doors, the middle of the range for door cost. 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 Stria questions, answered honestly.
What does Stria look like in matt and gloss?
The same fine linear texture in both. Matt is softer and more understated; gloss has a sheen that catches the light along the lines. Ask to see both samples at the survey, as they look quite different in a real room.
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