Good for
- A narrower frame than Como, for a more contemporary shaker look
- A woodgrain-effect surface at a low door price
- Six colours
Traditional kitchens
Riva kitchens.
Como's construction with a narrower frame, for a slightly more contemporary shaker.
About Riva
What it's actually like.
Riva uses the same construction as Como, a woodgrain-effect foil wrapped over 22mm MDF, but with a narrower frame. That gives it a slightly more contemporary edge while it's still a genuine shaker shape.
The spec, plainly.
- Style
- Traditional
- Door style
- Narrow-frame shaker
- Door material
- MDF
- Door thickness
- 22mm
- Finish
- Woodgrain-effect foil
- Construction
- Five-piece narrow-frame shaker, woodgrain effect
- Price band
- £ Entry
Honest view
Who Riva suits, and who it doesn't.
Worth knowing
- Foil-wrapped MDF, not real timber
- Six colours and no paint-to-order option
- A wrapped door can't be repainted later
Cost and practicality
What Riva costs.
Riva 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
Riva questions, answered honestly.
What's the difference between Riva and Como?
Same construction: 22mm foil-wrapped MDF with a woodgrain effect. Riva has a narrower frame, so it looks a bit more contemporary. Como has the wider traditional frame and ten colours to Riva's six.
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