Meridian showcase 01 / 09
Demonstration page. The business is invented, the words are sample copy, and this is not work done for a client.
All nineSablewood Kitchens - Furniture maker
Hand-cut carcasses in solid ash and walnut, made in one workshop and fitted by the people who made them.
11 weeks
Workshop to fitted, quoted before you commit
Every carcass is dovetailed, not stapled. You can see the joint before it goes to the wall.
The specification
The same build, whichever timber you choose.
Nothing below is an upgrade path. The construction is fixed and published, and the choices you make are about species and finish rather than about how well it is put together.
- Carcass
- 18mm birch ply, dovetailed corners
- Doors and frames
- Solid ash, oak or walnut
- Worktop
- Timber, stone or laminate, your supplier or ours
- Hinges and runners
- Soft-close, replaceable, standard sizes
- Finish
- Hardwax oil, three coats, sanded between
- Fitting
- By the bench joiner who built it
Material
Solid timber, no veneered chipboard
Carcasses in 18mm birch ply, doors and frames in solid ash, oak or walnut. The species is your choice and the price does not move with it.
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Method
Cut, dry-fitted, then finished
Every run is dry-assembled in the workshop and photographed before finishing, so nothing arrives at your house for the first time on fitting day.
02
Fitting
The maker fits it
The bench joiner who built your run is the person who installs it. There is no subcontracted fitting team and no handover to lose things in.
03
Workshop
Two bench joiners, one spray room and a stack of air-dried boards that has been sitting there longer than the business has existed. Visits are on Thursdays because that is when there is somebody free to talk rather than because it is a showroom.
Come and see a carcass before you order one.
Book a workshop visitSablewood Kitchens
Come and see a carcass before you order one.
The workshop is open on Thursdays. Bring your measurements, or bring nothing at all.
That is where the demonstration ends. Sablewood Kitchens is invented, so the buttons above lead here rather than anywhere. These two do work.
What you are looking at
- Technique
- Masked text reveal
- Why here
- The page spends its whole personality in the first second and then goes quiet, so the entrance has to carry it. Lines rise out of a clip mask with opacity untouched, which is the only entrance that can run on the largest element on the page without deferring the paint that pays for it.
- With animation off
- The headline, the figure and the button are all in their final positions on the first frame. There was never a hidden state to restore.
- overflow: clip masks
- time-based cascade
- staggered animation-delay
- scroll(root) progress
Sablewood Kitchens - Workshop to fitted, quoted before you commit
Book a workshop visit