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JOBS in de kijker: Vacature “Schrijnwerker Atelier Massief”, Vacature "Schrijnwerker plaatser"

Locatie: Heusden-Zolder, Statuur: Full-time. Meer info en contact via onze vacaturepagina

Mogelijkheden

Bekijk een voorstelling van onze mogelijkheden. We bieden een brede waaier aan specialisaties aan, contacteer ons om uw specifieke projectwensen te bespreken.

Keuken in Eik

Massieve eiken keuken gebeitst.

Bij dit project heeft Vangrieken een speciaal geselecteerd eiken hout gebruikt om een typische "houten" uitstraling te verkrijgen.
De deuren zijn gelintzaagd, dit versterkt de uitstraling.
De opstelling en de vormgeving van de keuken is overwegend strak.
Ondanks de strakke vormgeving geeft de "houten look" een overwegend landelijk karakter.
Deze stijl is zeer populair bij de typische pastorie-woningen.

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