The idea from Kristian from Berlin:
Due to a very individual design of our kitchen, we have a cutlery drawer with very unusual dimensions. It is very short in depth (27.2 cm), but normal in width at 51 cm with a carcase of 60 cm. For this we need a tailor-made cutlery insert made of iroko or walnut wood. The height of the insert should be between 5 and 5.5 cm.
As for the layout, we need 6 compartments side by side in width for knives, forks, large spoons, small spoons, long spoons and odds and ends. The two outer compartments should span the entire depth/length. The four compartments in between should be shorter with an inner depth of 20 cm, so that there is a wider transverse compartment above. A sketch, not quite to scale, is attached.
We would be very pleased to receive an offer from you.
With best regards
Kristian
The story of the custom made cutlery drawer with very unusual dimensions:
Negotiation phase
Hello Paul,
Pine or cypress wood with a walnut finish is OK for us. We are looking forward to your offer.
Best regards
Kristian s
Dear Paul,
you can ignore that detail - 60 cm is the width of corps of the kitchen furniture. For you relevant is 51 cm only.
Best
Kristian
Production phase
Thanks for the info!
😉
Looks perfect, thank you!
Looks really good. Thank you so much!
(Automatic translation) 20 Dec 2021 3:20 pm: Kristian
(Automatic translation) 20 Dec 2021 3:20 pm: Kristian
Looks really good. Thank you so much for this!
Many thank's for the info!
Best regards
Kristian
The final custom made cutlery drawer with very unusual dimensions:
Reference: ON005955E-31903
Costs to realize this custom made cutlery drawer with very unusual dimensions
Price | |
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Cost of material |
16.13
|
Cost of labour |
12.1
|
Cost of packaging |
4.03
|
Cost of delivery to local operations manager |
4.03
|
Subtotal – payout to craftsman |
36.29
|
Customer aquisition costs (advertising etc.) |
3.63
|
Handling fee Urban Change Lab |
3.63
|
Shipping costs from Kenya to Germany* |
30
|
VAT (Germany)* |
8.27
|
Total |
87.52
|
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