Wide Frame Solid Wood Finishing Components | Porcelain
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Product Description
Porcelain is a soft, light off-white with a smooth, refined feel, and a kitchen in this colour looks its best when every exposed surface matches. Our porcelain wide frame solid wood finishing components carry the same gentle shade to the ends, base and top of your cabinets, so there is no join where the colour changes. Porcelain is neutral without feeling cold, which makes it an easy colour to pair with timber, stone and most handle finishes.
Choose porcelain kitchen end panels in plain or tongue and groove, from wall end panels to 2400mm tall panels, all 20mm thick. The matt painted finish lets the ash grain show softly through the paint, so the panels look like real timber rather than a flat board. Off white kitchen plinths finish the base of the units, and the straight or tangent porcelain cornice and pelmet profiles frame the wall units along the top. Corner posts and pillars tidy up the corners, and curved plinths, cornice and pelmets suit rounded runs of units.
If you like a classic detail, a porcelain kitchen pilaster and corbel set, a floor column, a bottle rack, a plate rack and a full mantel kit are also available. Every size is listed separately, so you can order only what you need. They arrive painted and ready to fit, and they match the Porcelain doors and drawer fronts in the same range. Whether you are finishing one run of cabinets or the whole kitchen, matching components make every join look deliberate. Aspin Collins delivers nationwide, with matching Porcelain doors and drawer fronts available to complete the kitchen.
Key Features
✔ Soft Porcelain Off-White – Matt painted shade to match the Porcelain door
✔ Veneered End Panels – Plain and tongue & groove, 20mm thick
✔ Tall & Wall Panels – From 792 x 350mm wall panels to 2400 x 650mm tall panels
✔ Plinths, Cornice & Pelmets – Straight and tangent profiles up to 3050mm long
✔ Matches the Porcelain Door – One porcelain from doors to components
Specification
Product Type: Finishing components
Colour: Porcelain
Finish: Matt painted
Material: Ash, veneered end panels
Size: Wall End Panel veneered 792 x 350 x 20mm
Construction: Veneered for stability, painted to match the door
Product Code: CAMBRIDGEASP
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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 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. How do I work out how many end panels I need?
Count each cabinet side that will be visible, such as the end of a run or an island, then match the height and depth of each side to the panel sizes listed.
2. Can I use porcelain end panels on wall units only?
Yes. The Wall End Panel (792 x 350mm) and Tall Wall End Panel (990 x 375mm) are made for wall units, and each size can be ordered on its own.
3. Which pieces finish a run of tall units?
The Tall End Panel (2400 x 650 x 20mm) finishes the side of a tall unit, and the Straight End Pillar (2400 x 100 x 50mm) can finish the end of a full-height run.
4. Which corner post suits a corner base unit?
The L Corner Base Corner Post (715 x 70 x 70mm) is made for a corner base unit. The L Corner Wall Corner Posts are for wall units.
5. How do I keep porcelain panels clean?
Wipe them with a soft damp cloth and a mild cleaner. Avoid abrasive pads, which can mark a matt painted finish.
6. Are porcelain components a good choice for a small kitchen?
Yes. A light, soft colour keeps a small kitchen feeling open, and matching end panels and plinths make the units look like one continuous run.
