Fluted white oak
Solid slats or veneer on a curved substrate — natural, oiled or stained to sample
Curved Fluted Kitchen Island
Custom curved kitchen island in fluted oak with a radiused stone worktop — built to your plan in our Foshan factory, flat-packed and shipped with the rest of your kitchen order.
- Lead time
- 30–45 days
- Minimum order
- No fixed MOQ
- Customization
- Fully made to order
- Shipping
- FOB or DDP worldwide
Like what you see? Send us your floor plan — we'll draw it up and quote it.
Overview
A custom curved kitchen island in fluted oak with a radiused stone worktop — designed around your floor plan and built to order in our Foshan factory.
This island pairs a curved front clad in fluted oak with a radiused stone worktop, and it is built entirely to your plan: length, depth, height, curve radius, stone species and the storage layout inside are all set at the drawing stage, not picked from a catalogue.
The curve is engineered, not bent on site. Carcass rings are CNC-cut from moisture-resistant board, the fluted cladding is machined to follow the radius, and the worktop is cut and profiled to the same drawing — so the stone edge and the oak flutes land on the same curve when your installer assembles the unit.
Like every cabinet in our kitchen range, the island is designed to travel: flat-packed in numbered cartons, the worktop crated separately in a timber frame, and loaded in the same container as the rest of your kitchen — or the rest of your whole-home order.
- Curved front clad in fluted oak, machined to your radius — never site-bent
- Radiused stone worktop cut to the same drawing as the carcass
- Storage, sink and socket positions laid out to your workflow on shop drawings
- Physical timber and stone samples couriered to you before production
- Flat-packs into numbered cartons and shares your kitchen's container
- No fixed MOQ — one island ships with the rest of your order
Full specification
Dimensions, curve radius, materials, finishes and ordering terms for the curved fluted oak island — every value is fixed on shop drawings and approved by you before production.
| Item | Standard specification |
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| Overall dimensions | Made to your plan in millimetres. Typical islands run 2,400–3,600 mm long, 900–1,100 mm deep, 900 mm high; a raised bar side at 1,050–1,100 mm is available on request. |
| Curve radius | End and front radii cut to drawing, typically 300–600 mm. Tighter radii are reviewed at shop-drawing stage against the cladding profile. |
| Seating overhang | 250–350 mm knee space on the seating side; concealed steel support inside the carcass where the span requires it. |
| Storage layout | To order — drawer packs, cupboards, pull-outs, wine storage, or open shelving on the seating side, numbered on the shop drawing. |
| Item | Standard specification |
|---|---|
| Carcass board | 18 mm panels: moisture-resistant plywood around sinks and wet zones, melamine-faced chipboard elsewhere; all edges sealed in PVC or ABS. |
| Curved cladding | Fluted oak — solid oak slats for a deeper profile, or oak veneer over a curved moisture-resistant substrate for stability and value. |
| Worktop | Quartz, natural stone or sintered stone in 20 or 30 mm, radiused to the curve. Waterfall ends optional. |
| Hardware | Soft-close hinges and drawer runners as standard; Blum or Hettich upgrades quoted per unit. |
| Item | Standard specification |
|---|---|
| Timber finish | Natural, oiled or stained to your physical sample. Walnut, ash and other species can be substituted for the oak on request. |
| Worktop colours | Selected from our stone range — quartz, marble and sintered colours — approved against a physical sample we courier to you, never a photo. |
| Worktop finish | Honed or polished, with the edge profile machined to the approved drawing. |
| Item | Standard specification |
|---|---|
| Geometry | Length, depth, height and curve radius drawn to your floor plan and approved on shop drawings before production. |
| Services | Sink, cooktop, tap and pop-up socket positions machined to the approved drawing. |
| Display options | Seating-side open shelving, brass-detailed display niches, or integrated LED strip lighting coordinated with our lighting range. |
| Matching pieces | Curved bar counters, buffet units and the rest of the kitchen produced in the same finishes from the same order. |
| Item | Standard specification |
|---|---|
| Minimum order | No fixed MOQ per piece — a single island ships together with the rest of your kitchen or project order in a shared container. |
| Lead time | 30–45 days after drawings and samples are approved. Custom stone selection or veneer matching can extend the schedule; confirmed per order before deposit. |
| Sample approval | A fluted oak finish panel and a piece of the actual worktop stone are couriered to you for approval before production starts. |
| Packaging | Flat-packed in 5-ply export cartons with foam and corner guards, labelled by room and cabinet number. The worktop travels in a separate timber crate. |
| Shipment | FOB from our port or DDP to your door, quoted per destination; loading planned and photographed in Foshan before the container is sealed. |
Material & finish samples
The fluted oak, worktop stones and carcass boards behind this island — a physical sample of each is couriered to you for approval before production.
Natural white oak
Solid frames and interior shelving, finished to your sample
Walnut-stained oak
Stain matched to your physical sample; other species on request
Marble worktop option
Natural stone radiused to the curve — honed or polished
Sintered stone option
20 or 30 mm — the zero-sealing alternative to natural stone
White quartz option
A pale, low-maintenance worktop surface — no sealing needed
Materials & construction
How the curved island is built: an engineered CNC-cut carcass, machined fluted oak cladding, a radiused stone worktop and contract-grade hardware.
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Engineered curved carcass
The curve is built from CNC-cut carcass rings in 18 mm moisture-resistant board — plywood in wet zones, melamine-faced chipboard elsewhere — with every edge sealed in 1–2 mm PVC or ABS. Board grade is E1 as standard, with E0 or CARB P2 supplied on request. Cutting tolerance is held to ±1 mm, so the unit flat-packs and reassembles on site without losing the radius. Production runs under our ISO 9001 quality-management system.
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Fluted oak cladding
The curved face is clad in fluted oak: solid oak slats for a deeper profile, or 0.6 mm natural oak veneer over a curved moisture-resistant substrate for a consistent grain at a lower cost. The flutes are machined to follow your radius, and the finish — natural, oiled, stained or lacquered to a RAL/NCS reference — is approved against a physical timber panel couriered to you before production. FSC-certified oak is available on request.
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Radiused stone worktop
The worktop is cut from quartz (93% quartz content, non-porous, never needs sealing), natural marble or granite, or sintered stone — in 20 or 30 mm, radiused to the same drawing as the carcass. Honed or polished finishes, eased or pencil-round edges, mitred waterfall ends and book-matched veins are all cut and profiled in-house, and sink or cooktop cut-outs are CNC-machined to the approved drawing.
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Hardware and interior fittings
Soft-close hinges and drawer runners are standard throughout; Blum (Tandembox, Legrabox) or Hettich (Sensys) systems are quoted per drawer and per door — both rated for 100,000+ opening cycles and 30–50 kg drawer loads. Inside, the layout is yours: drawer packs, bin pull-outs, wine racks or open shelving on the seating side, all numbered on the shop drawing.
Certifications & compliance
Timber, panels, stone and packaging certified for your destination market — EU, US, UK and Australia.
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FSC-certified timber
Certified oak, walnut and veneer supplied on request
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ISO 9001 factory
Quality-managed, audited production processes
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CARB P2 · TSCA Title VI
Low-emission panels for the US market on request
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CE-compliant components
LED lighting, sockets and electrical fittings
- E1 · E0
EN 717-1 emissions
E1 board as standard, E0 on request
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SGS inspection
Third-party pre-shipment inspection accepted
Customization options
Every curved island is made to order — nothing is picked from a catalogue. The options below are fixed at shop-drawing stage and confirmed on physical samples before production, so what you approve is what the container delivers.
- Dimensions and geometry
- overall length, depth, height and curve radius are drawn to your floor plan in millimetres — most islands we build run 2,400–3,600 mm long and 900–1,100 mm deep, with bar sides raised to 1,050–1,100 mm when needed.
- Timber species and finish
- oak is standard, with walnut, ash and other species on request. We match natural, oiled, stained or lacquered finishes to your physical sample, and lacquer colours can be mixed to any RAL or NCS reference.
- Worktop
- quartz, natural stone or sintered stone in 20 or 30 mm, with eased, pencil-round or mitred waterfall edges and CNC-machined cut-outs for sinks and cooktops.
- Storage layout
- drawer packs from 300 to 1,000 mm, bin pull-outs, wine racks, corner mechanisms or open shelving on the seating side — all numbered on the shop drawing.
- Services
- sink, cooktop, tap and pop-up socket positions are machined to the approved drawing, and sockets can be supplied to UK, EU or US standards.
- Lighting
- integrated LED strip lighting in 3000 K or 4000 K, coordinated with our lighting range and wired ready for your electrician.
- Seating side
- a 250–350 mm knee overhang with concealed steel support, open shelving, or brass-detailed display niches.
- Matching pieces
- curved bar counters, buffet units and wall panelling in the same finishes, produced in the same order and shipped in the same container.
Want every detail built your way? Talk to us — consultation is free.
Choosing the worktop: quartz, marble or sintered stone
All three are cut and radiused to the same drawing in our factory — the real differences are maintenance, character and how the surface ages. We courier a piece of your shortlisted stones, so the decision is made against the actual material, never a photo.
- Quartz
- 93% quartz content, non-porous and never needs sealing — the low-maintenance choice for a busy family island, with consistent colour across long radiused runs.
- Marble
- the natural veining no engineered surface can copy — sealed in the factory and re-sealed about once a year, chosen by clients who want the patina a living stone develops.
- Sintered stone
- the heatproof, zero-sealing alternative — hot pans straight down, no etching from lemon or wine, in 20 or 30 mm with honed or polished finishes.
Packaging and shipping
The island flat-packs for container shipping: carcass sections, cladding panels and interior fittings in numbered 5-ply export cartons, the stone worktop in a separate timber crate with edge protection. Every carton is labelled by room and cabinet number, and the packing list follows the installation sequence.
Loading is planned in Foshan and documented with photos before the container is sealed. The island normally travels in the same container as the rest of your kitchen order — or the rest of a whole-home package — under one packing list and one delivery window. FOB from our port or DDP to your door, quoted per destination.
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Drawings approved
Shop drawings, finish samples and the packing plan are all signed off by you before production starts.
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Production & QC
Built in our Foshan factory under an ISO 9001 quality-management system, with QC photos taken at each stage.
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Flat-pack & crating
Carcass sections in numbered 5-ply export cartons; stone elements crated in timber A-frames with edge protection.
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Loading documented
Container loading is planned and photographed in Foshan before sealing — you receive the photos before the vessel sails.
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FOB or DDP worldwide
Sea freight from our port, or delivered duty paid to your door — quoted per destination, under one packing list.
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Ready to install
Every carton is numbered in installation sequence, with assembly drawings ready for your installer on site.
Care and maintenance
Every island leaves the factory finished and sealed, and a care sheet matched to your chosen materials ships with the documents. The essentials:
- Fluted oak
- dust the flutes with a soft brush and wipe with a barely damp cloth; oiled finishes are refreshed with a coat of hardwax oil every 12–18 months.
- Stone worktop
- quartz and sintered stone need only soap and water; marble is sealed before crating, re-sealed annually, and acidic spills are wiped promptly.
- Hardware
- soft-close hinges and runners are maintenance-free — an occasional wipe of the drawer channels keeps the action smooth.
Where it works best
Where a curved fluted oak island earns its keep — from open-plan family kitchens to hospitality suites.
Open-plan living rooms
From the sofa side, a curved island reads as furniture rather than cabinetry — the radius softens the boundary between kitchen and living space.
Family kitchens
No sharp corners on the traffic side. A radiused end is kinder to children and to hips in the tight walkways of a busy family kitchen.
Design-led renovations
A fluted, curved island is a signature piece in villa and showhome projects where another straight counter would disappear into the room.
Hospitality suites
Bar-height seating and display niches suit suite kitchens and clubhouse pantries that double as social space, built to contract-grade durability.
FAQ
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Straight answers on minimum orders, lead times, shipping and payment — before you commit.
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Can the curve radius and overall size be changed to fit my plan?
Yes — that is the default way we work. Send your floor plan or a measured sketch and we redraw the island as shop drawings with the exact length, depth, height and radius. Production starts only after you approve those drawings.
Is the fluted cladding solid oak or veneer?
Both are available. Solid oak slats give a deeper flute profile and can be sanded and re-oiled over the years; oak veneer over a curved moisture-resistant substrate gives a very consistent grain at a lower cost. We recommend per project and send finish samples either way.
How does a curved island survive container shipping?
The curve is built from CNC-cut carcass sections, so the unit flat-packs like the rest of the kitchen: numbered cartons with foam and corner guards, and the stone worktop in a separate timber crate. You receive container loading photos before the vessel sails.
Can I add a sink, cooktop or power outlets to the island?
Yes. Sink and cooktop positions, cut-outs and any pop-up socket or outlet locations are marked on the shop drawings, and the stone is cut to match. Plumbing and wiring on site are done by your installer.
How do I approve the oak finish and stone from another country?
We courier physical samples — a fluted oak finish panel and a piece of the actual worktop stone — before production. Approval always happens against the physical sample, because screens and photos render colour and grain differently.
What is the minimum order for a single island?
There is no fixed MOQ per piece. One island ships economically by sharing a container with the rest of your kitchen — or with wardrobes, doors, flooring or bathroom items from the same project order.
How long does a custom curved island take?
Production typically runs 30–45 days after you approve drawings and samples. Custom stone selection or veneer matching can add time, and your coordinator confirms the schedule for your order before any deposit is paid.
What should I send you to get a quotation?
A floor plan or measured sketch with the island's intended length, depth and curve position is enough to start. Window and door positions, ceiling height, your appliance list and any reference photos help us price accurately — everything is confirmed on shop drawings before production.
Do I see drawings before anything is made?
Yes. Every order includes shop drawings fixing the dimensions, radius, storage layout and service positions, and physical finish and stone samples are couriered to you. Production starts only after your written approval of both.
How much does a custom curved kitchen island cost?
Every island is priced per project rather than from a list — the quote is driven by the overall dimensions and curve radius, the stone species and thickness, whether the cladding is solid oak slats or veneer, the hardware tier and the interior layout. Send your floor plan and we return an itemized quotation with the shop drawings, so you see exactly what each choice costs before committing.
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