Wide Frame Solid Wood Finishing Components | Oak
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Product Description
Finishing components are what make a kitchen look built rather than assembled, and in natural oak they bring real grain and warmth to the ends, bases and tops of your cabinets. Our oak wide frame solid wood finishing components are finished in clear lacquer to match the Oak doors and drawer fronts, so every exposed edge carries the same colour and grain.
Choose oak veneered end panels in plain or oak tongue and groove end panels, from wall end panels to full-height tall panels and breakfast bar ends. The 20mm veneered construction keeps panels stable, and the lacquer protects the grain. Add oak kitchen plinths to finish the base of your units, then complete the top with straight or tangent oak cornice and pelmet profiles. Corner posts and pillars tidy up awkward corners, while the curved options suit rounded runs of units. Traditional pieces such as the floor column, barrel pilaster, bottle rack, plate rack and mantel kit are also available, so you can add a classic detail wherever the kitchen calls for one.
Every item is listed as its own size, so you can order just the pieces you need rather than a full set. They sit equally well with the natural Oak doors or with a painted colour from the same range, where oak ends add contrast and texture. Whether you are finishing one run of cabinets or a whole kitchen, matching components make the finished room look planned from the first unit to the last. Aspin Collins delivers nationwide, with matching Oak doors and drawer fronts available to complete the scheme.
Key Features
✔ Veneered End Panels – Plain and tongue & groove, 20mm thick
✔ Plinths, Cornice & Pelmets – Straight and tangent profiles up to 3050mm long
✔ Curved Options – External curved doors, plinths, cornice and pelmets
✔ Posts, Pillars & Traditional Pieces – Corner posts, 2400mm pillars, columns and pilasters
✔ Matches the Oak Door – One clear lacquered oak from doors to components
Specification
Product Type: Finishing components
Colour: Oak
Finish: Clear lacquer
Material: Oak, veneered end panels
Size: Wall End Panel veneered 792 x 350 x 20mm
Construction: Veneered for stability, natural oak grain
Product Code: CAMBRIDGEASP
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Complete Your Kitchen with Matching Oak Products
To achieve a seamless, coordinated look, pair your Oak Wide Frame Solid Wood Finishing Components with:
Ordering & Delivery
Fast & Reliable UK-Wide Delivery
We offer nationwide shipping, ensuring prompt and secure delivery of your Wide Frame Solid Wood Finishing Components in Oak.
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. Which finishing components are available in Oak?
The range covers plain and tongue and groove end panels, plinths, cornice and pelmets, corner posts, pillars, curved pieces, floor columns, barrel pilasters, bottle and plate racks, and mantel pieces.
2. What is a tongue and groove end panel, and when should I choose one?
Tongue and groove panels have a grooved surface that gives a more traditional look than a plain panel. The reverse is plain, so they are dual purpose.
3. Which way does the grain run on the breakfast bar end panels?
On the 900 x 1200mm tongue and groove breakfast bar end panel, the grain runs along the 900mm height.
4. What does the Oak mantel kit include?
The Mantel Kit includes one top, two sides, one shelf and two corbels. Each piece is also sold separately if you only need part of the set.
5. Can I use oak end panels with painted doors?
Yes. Oak end panels can finish a kitchen with painted doors from the same range, adding natural timber against the painted colour.
6. Are the curved doors and accessories for internal or external curves?
They are all external curves, so they suit units with a rounded outer corner rather than an inward curve.
