Overview
Kitchens are supplied by Del Prete Furniture – Italy 

Image 1 – Typical Kitchen

Wall units 

Your kitchen units have been manufactured using standard 18mm thick chipboard carcases; back panels are 3mm thick MDF. All units and doors have a white gloss finish; doors are handleless. 

Base units 

Your kitchen base unit and wall unit sides have been manufactured using standard 18mm thick chipboard. Doors are handleless with soft close hinges and drawers have full extension soft closing mechanisms. All doors and drawers have a light taupe gloss finish. 

Worktops

Your kitchen worktops have been manufactured by Egger from 18mm thick chipboard, and have an Anthracite Metal Rock finish. Upstands are integral to the worktops. 

Sink and taps 

Your kitchen sink is a Blanco, Tipo 65 Basic stainless-steel item with a 1 1/2 bowl and drainer. Your kitchen tap has been manufactured by HANSGROHE Germany, product number 73885000, and features a pull out spray head, two spray modes, and a single level operation. Your tap has a chrome finish. 

Looking After your Kitchen Cupboards and units
To clean your cupboard and unit carcasses:

CAUTION: Don’t use abrasive cleaners, wax furniture polish or solvents as these might damage the surface finish.

Using a clean soft cloth dampened with a mix of warm water and a mild household washing-up liquid, clean the carcasses to remove any dirt and surface marks etc.

Using a dry clean soft cloth, dry all surfaces.

TIP: Your cupboard and unit doors and drawer fronts can be cleaned in the same way.

Worktops

To clean your worktops: Using a clean soft cloth dampened with a mix of warm water and a mild household washing-up liquid, clean the worktops to remove any dirt and surface marks etc.

Using a dry clean soft cloth, dry all surfaces.

Here are some more ways you can keep your worktops clean: 

Here are some hints and tips for looking after your worktops: 

Sink and taps

Sink To clean your sink:

CAUTION: Don’t use Silver Dip cleaners as they contain strong acids which cause discolouration and pitting of the stainless steel.

Using a clean soft cloth dampened with a mix of warm water and a mild household washing-up liquid, clean the sink to remove any dirt and surface marks etc.

Using a dry clean soft cloth, dry all surfaces.

Here are some more ways you can keep your sink clean: 

Here are some hints and tips for looking after your sink:

TIP: Take care when use a plastic washing up bowl as bits of grit or glass can become embedded in the base of the bowl which will scratch the sink. Try using a non-marking sink grid (also called a sink rack or sink grate).

TIP: Don’t leave cleaning agents containing bleach in contact with your sink as this will cause discolouration or pitting of the stainless steel. If you need to use bleach, you must mix it with water as explained on the bottle and never leave it in contact with the surface of your sink for longer than 30 minutes. Rinse the sink thoroughly with clean water after using bleach.

TIP: Don’t leave wet cloths, pads or containers on the sink as this causes water marks

To clean your taps:

CAUTION: Don’t use abrasive cleaners as these might damage and discolour the finish.

Using a clean soft cloth dampened with a mix of warm water and a mild household washing-up liquid, clean the taps to remove any dirt and surface marks etc.

Using a dry clean soft cloth, dry all surfaces and gently buff.