Slab Finishing Components | Light Grey High-Gloss
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Product Description
Light grey gloss gives a kitchen a fresh, Scandinavian feel, and the finishing pieces are what keep that look tidy from floor to ceiling. Coloured to the same pale, cool grey as the Slab doors, these kitchen unit end panels close off every exposed cabinet side, so the end of a run reads as a deliberate surface rather than a bare carcass. On an island, matching panels at both ends turn the units into a single crisp grey block that catches the light from every angle.
Missing plinths are one of the first things people notice in an unfinished kitchen, and the right plinths for kitchen cupboards make freestanding-looking units appear properly built in. A light grey gloss plinth reflects a little light along the floor, helping a compact room feel larger. Above eye level, a matching kitchen cornice moulding finishes the top of the wall units, while filler pieces and corner posts close gaps where cabinets meet walls, appliances or each other. Rounded runs are covered too, with curved plinth, curved cornice and curved end posts following any curved doors, so softer layouts finish as neatly as straight ones.
Planning the set is straightforward: count the exposed cabinet sides, measure the plinth run along the floor, then measure the total length of wall units for cornice and pelmet. Lengths of kickboards for kitchen runs are supplied long and cut on site, and a kitchen end panel 900mm high suits standard base units with room to trim. Our team at Aspin Collins ships every order across the UK, so panels, plinths and cornice can arrive together in one consistent shade of light grey gloss.
Key Features
✔ Light Grey High-Gloss Finish – Painted to match the Slab doors and drawer fronts
✔ End Panels – Wall, base, tall and breakfast bar sizes
✔ Plinth and Cornice – Straight and curved lengths to finish every run
✔ Corner Posts – Internal, external and L corner options
✔ Curved End Posts – Rounded run ends with a matching curved block
Specification
Range: Slab
Finish: High-gloss painted
Components: 21 items
Size: Plinth 3050 x 150 x 18mm, Base End Panel 900 x 650 x 18mm, Tall End Panel 2400 x 650 x 18mm, Cornice/Pelmet 3050 x 45 x 35mm
Panel and Plinth Thickness: 18mm
Product Code: VIVOASP
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Complete Your Kitchen with Matching Light Grey High-Gloss Products
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Ordering & Delivery
Fast & Reliable UK-Wide Delivery
We offer nationwide shipping, ensuring prompt and secure delivery of your Slab Finishing Components in Light Grey High-Gloss.
Estimated Delivery Times
Standard Delivery: 1–3 business days
Express Delivery: Available upon request
Please note that stock levels may vary due to high demand. To confirm availability before ordering, call us at 0161 465 4007.
The product may vary slightly in colour or texture due to screen differences.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How do I work out which light grey gloss components I need?
Count every exposed cabinet side for end panels, measure the total plinth run along the floor, and measure the length of wall units for cornice and pelmet.
2. Why would I need a filler piece in a light grey gloss kitchen?
A filler piece closes small gaps, for example between a unit and an uneven wall, so doors can open freely and the run still looks continuous.
3. Does the light grey gloss plinth come pre-cut?
No. Plinth is supplied in 3050mm lengths and cut on site to suit your run, which keeps joins to a minimum on longer kitchens.
4. Can light grey gloss end panels be used on an island?
Yes. Fitting matching end panels on both sides of an island hides the cabinet carcasses and gives the island a clean, solid light grey finish.
5. Can light grey gloss cornice be mitred around a corner?
Yes. Straight cornice and pelmet can be mitred at 45 degrees where wall units turn a corner, giving a neat, continuous light grey edge.
6. Can light grey gloss plinth be removed to clean under the units?
Usually, yes. Plinths are normally held on clips fixed to the cabinet legs, so they can be pulled away for cleaning and clipped back on.
