Traditional Beaded Finishing Components | Porcelain
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Product Description
On a pale colour like porcelain, a visible cabinet side or a gap at floor level is easy to spot, so matching trims make a real difference. A porcelain kitchen plinth runs along the base of your floor units to hide legs and fixings, with a decorative plinth for a more traditional skirting look and a curved plinth for rounded ends. Each piece shares the warm off-white of the porcelain beaded doors, so the whole kitchen reads as one soft, light colour. On pale cabinets, these finishing touches make the difference between a kitchen that looks fitted and one that looks assembled.
Our kitchen unit end panels come in wall, tall wall, base and tall sizes, with a plain face or tongue and groove, and larger kitchen panels close off a breakfast bar or island in 1200mm and 2100mm lengths. Every kitchen end panel is 20mm thick, the same as the doors, so exposed sides look solid and well proportioned. Corner posts and end pillars tidy the junctions where two runs of cabinets meet. Tongue and groove faces add gentle vertical lines that suit a cottage-style scheme.
Above the wall units, cornice for kitchen cabinets comes in square and tangent profiles, with matching pelmets beneath to hide under-cabinet lighting. Porcelain is a lovely backdrop for traditional details too, from a barrel pilaster and floor column to a plate rack and bottle rack for open display, and the mantel pieces let you build a surround for a range cooker. Aspin Collins, a UK business delivering nationwide, paints every component to match the porcelain doors and drawer fronts. Pairing the mantel with tangent cornice is a classic way to frame the cooking area.
Key Features
✔ Porcelain Plinths – Standard, decorative and curved options
✔ Unit and Island Panels – Wall, base, tall and breakfast bar end panels
✔ Tongue and Groove Faces – A cottage-style texture for exposed sides
✔ Cornice and Pelmet – Square and tangent profiles plus curved pieces
✔ Traditional Extras – Barrel pilaster, floor column, plate and bottle racks
Specification
Size: Wall End Panel 792 x 350 x 20mm
Material: Solid ash and MDF, veneered where applicable
Finish: Matt painted porcelain
Construction: Matched to the door and drawer front range
Product Code: WINDSORASP
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Complete Your Kitchen with Matching Porcelain Products
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Ordering & Delivery
Fast & Reliable UK-Wide Delivery
We offer nationwide shipping, ensuring prompt and secure delivery of your Traditional Beaded Finishing Components in Porcelain.
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. Will a porcelain plinth show dirt easily?
A pale porcelain plinth can show scuffs more than a dark one, but the matt paint wipes clean with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive pads to protect the finish.
2. Should I choose plain or tongue and groove porcelain end panels?
Plain panels give a clean, simple finish, while tongue and groove panels add vertical lines and a cottage feel. Both are matt painted in porcelain to match the doors.
3. What porcelain panels are available for an island?
For an island, the porcelain range offers wide breakfast bar end panels in two lengths, 1200mm and 2100mm, plus standard base end panels for the shorter ends.
4. How do I finish the top of porcelain wall units?
Fit porcelain cornice along the top, choosing the square end profile for a slim line or tangent cornice for a fuller traditional shape. Curved cornice suits rounded ends.
5. What is the porcelain plate rack used for?
The porcelain plate rack sits on open shelving or within a run of units to display plates, adding a traditional dresser-style detail to the kitchen.
6. Are porcelain trims painted in the same off-white as the doors?
They are. Plinths, cornice and panels in porcelain use the identical warm off-white, which means the trims blend into the cabinets instead of standing out as separate parts.
