2040 really is a far-fetched point in time, however, it is understood that a certain number of the respondents are ready to greenify their kitchens within the next couple of years. There are many things you can do to make your kitchen greener. Choosing more efficient appliances and white goods and getting rid of the synthetic worktops in favour of reclaimed wood ones are just a few examples.
The Energy Saving Trust is warning the architects and interior designers about an expected surge in green refurbishment commissions.
The original article is here.
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we have been building them for the last 12 years and also hold the largest stock of English Rose kitchens and Paul Metalcraft kitchens in the country. We publish a colour brochure for both types with all dimentions and prices.I hope you find this helpful
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Great selection of stuff you have!
I think the recycled look actually looks pretty professional and custom while helping with the environmental issues.