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Kitchen Design / Blum or Hettich

edited January 1970 in Off-topic
So I have been lampooned by the girls in the family to get a kitchen update
I like the organised nature of the Blum & Hettich range of drawers
Not sure if one is better than the other ?
I have read about both and personally would choose either of them

Any Crema members have these systems in there kitchens, to advise as actual users

Thanks
KK

Comments

  • I'm just trying to work out a design for mine KK.  We have a big kitchen, but it was designed by a half blind muppet (previous owners built it, and who the hell decided on a blue kitchen needs shot!!!). Anyway, I'm going to do it myself.  Soft closing draws, and going to get rid of half the cupboards and replace with pot draws, a 900 gas stove on the floor, s/s range hood and pantry that's not as deep.  The cabinets I take out I'm going to use in my laundry to spruce that up and put new doors from bunnings on them.  Kaboodle I think it's called.  They also have the soft closing draw mechanisms, and can sell standard doors. :) I'm seriously tempted by the Kaboodle system (used to be flatpax) just so that I can do it myself.
  • I have seen the Bunnings system http://www.kaboodlegroup.com.au/online-catalogue/ However I need custom sizes in my kitchen so it all fits in I am also adding something, that will encompass a special coffee prep area KK
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