Description
Frans is designed and made for those who enjoy the preparation as much as the consumption of a good cocktail. The cabinet presents very simply from the outside, with its clean lines and timber top juxtaposed with a contrasting lacquer base. When opened, it fully embraces the theatre and hospitality of refreshment preparation. Fully considered, it contains a peach tone mirror, warm LED lighting, a satin copper-lacquered work surface, adjustable shelves to allow for bottle and glass height, rubber-lined drinks trough, wine storage, and a dovetailed drawer.
We hold our stock in the raw, so the piece can be finished in a choice of house lacquer colours, or the finish can be matched to a custom colour reference.
Dimensions
Dimension drawing
Materials and finishes
European oak
European oak is a slow growing hardwood native tree to Europe. It has a golden to light brown colouring with a variety of grain patterns. Oak is very hard, durable wood and gets darker and richer with age. We use a protective white oil finish to allow the timber to age gracefully without heavy discolouration and withstand daily spillage.
European oak can display a variety of characteristics from straight grain to large swirling crown cut grain Medullary rays, small 'Cats paw' knots all of which are an intrinsic and natural part of the grain pattern.
Black American walnut
Black American walnut is a slow growing deciduous tree native to north America and Canada. It is a hardwood prized for its dark brown, purplish hue with a sometimes swirling grain, it can display many unique characteristics, such as knots and variations in depth of tone. Walnut will get lighter with age becoming more honeyed over time. We use a protective lacquer finish which enables the timber to age gracefully without heavy discolouration and withstand daily spillage.
Coloured lacquer
The exterior is sprayed with a satin Polyurethane lacquer which is far more durable than a standard paint. We have a choice of house lacquer colours, or the lacquer can be matched to a custom colour reference.
Measuring for access
Measuring access for delivery
To help you make sure the piece you are ordering from us can be delivered safely into the space it will finally live, we have created the following document of what to consider.
If you do not feel confident in measuring your space for access - we would recommend having one of our delivery professionals perform an access check (where available). Please contact our team for more information.
Planning your delivery
When you place your order, please notify our team of any special requirements, such as the need for small trucks to navigate narrow roads and driveways, restricted delivery time frames, gated entry access, multiple flights of stairs or service elevator reservations.
Confirm all product dimensions
Our website provides width, depth and height for every piece of furniture.
Furniture width must be less than the height of any doorway, stairway or hallway that the item will need to pass through. Furniture depth must be less than the width of any relevant doorway, stairway or hallway.
Many pieces have detachable legs or in some cases detachable arms or bases etc to aid access, this information can be found on our website or on specification sheets.
How we measure furniture
Furniture is measured at the tallest, deepest and widest points of the product, including overhangs, angles, outward curves and arms.
Measuring the space where your furniture will live
Once you have decided where you intend to place your furniture check the width, depth and height of the item on our website, and make sure it will fit in the space you’ve chosen. Consider marking out the width and depth of your furniture on the floor with masking tape.
Measuring the path for delivery
Determine the best pathway from outside your home to the room where your furniture will be placed. Measure every doorway, elevator, staircase and hallway that the item will pass through. For apartment buildings or homes with elevators, it is important to measure the elevator interior height, elevator opening and distance to the opposite wall. Always measure entry clearances – the distance between the doorway and the opposite wall – in the event that the furniture needs to turn a corner. Compare these measurements to the dimensions of your new furniture to ensure that our delivery professionals can navigate through entryways and around obstacles such as radiators.
It is your responsibility to ensure that all furniture items will fit through any access points such as doorways, stairways, hallways, elevators and around corners into the desired location.
Note that our delivery professionals are not permitted to move furniture currently in your home, nor are they allowed to move or set up electrical equipment or remove doors from hinges! Before our delivery team arrives, please prepare your home:
• Clear a path, moving any furniture or artwork that’s in the way
• Secure low-hanging light fixtures
• Set rugs in place
• Confine pets to another room
Thank you for your help
Again, if you do not feel confident in measuring your space for access - we would recommend having one our delivery professionals perform an access check (where available). Please contact our team for more information.
Lighting specifications
Bulb requirements: Integrated LED 4.8w
Colour reference: 3000k
Certification: CE / UL certified fittings available
IP rating: IP20
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
How do I purchase this piece?
Please click the "Make an enquiry" button and fill out the form that appears. A member of our team will reach out with a quote including shipping to your location.
How is this piece delivered?
What is the warranty on this piece?
Will the timber change colour?
Yes, all timbers change with time. Different timbers react in different ways to UV and on different time scales. We recommend keeping all pieces out of direct sunlight to prevent light damage, however there is UV all around our homes and pieces will change. Oak tends to slowly get darker with age, we use a small amount of white oil in our finish to further slow down this process. Walnut gets lighter and more honeyed with age. This can happen relatively quickly depending on how much sunlight the piece gets. We suggest moving objects around on the surface of walnut so no shadowing from light damage occurs.
Where is the European oak from?
The majority of our European oak is from France though we source oak from FSC certified forestries across mainland Europe.
Is the timber responsibly sourced?
All of the timber that we use comes from sustainable sources with certification from Forest Stewardship Council (FSC). As the pioneer of forest certification, the FSC sets the standard for responsible forest stewardship that is environmentally appropriate and socially beneficial.
What do UL and CE mean?
Different countries have different safety certification for lighting. UL is the USA certification and CE is the EU certification. Please check which option is acceptable for the country you are using the light in, for example Canada uses UL and Australia uses CE.
Underwriters Laboratories (UL) is a global safety certification for lighting supplied to the United States. Any light fixtures sold into the United States or Canada must use components or have the whole fixture tested by Underwriters Laboratories to ensure the highest safety standards.
Our UL pieces uses UL listed lighting components.
The CE marking is required for goods sold in the European Economic Area. "CE" is the abbreviation of "conformité européenne" (French for "European conformity"). Any light fixtures sold into the EU must be assessed and deemed to meet EU safety, health and environmental protection requirements.
Our CE pieces uses CE listed lighting components.
Care guide
Avoid placing any furniture in direct sunlight or next to strong heat sources.
Lacquered wood
A lacquered finish requires very little maintenance and is durable and resistant to spills.
Day to day cleaning:
-
Wipe clean with a damp cloth then buff off with a clean, dry cloth.
Do not:
-
Leave any wine, oil or liquids that might stain - wipe up as quickly as possible.
-
Use any abrasive cleaning products or bleach as this could damage the protective layer of lacquer.
Oiled wood
An oiled finish is a durable natural looking finish that can be revitalised (and if necessary, more easily repaired). Oiled finishes require some low level maintenance to keep the wood protected and looking its best.
Day to day cleaning:
-
Wipe clean with a damp non-abrasive cloth, then using a dry cloth remove any excess moisture.
-
Wipe up wine, oil and any liquids that might stain as quickly as possible.
-
To ensure the finish remains as resilient as possible to staining we recommend Osmo Wash & Care (8016) as it contains soaps and oils to both nourish and prevent the wood from drying out.
6 monthly replenishment / more stubborn stains:
-
As the table is used it can dry out as the oil can thin with wear and washing with even water. If the table looks dry or you have a more stubborn stain we recommend using a revitalising Osmo Liquid Wax Cleaner (white 3087) for oak pieces and (clear 3029) for walnut pieces.
Do not:
-
Leave any water, wine, oil or liquids that might stain - wipe up as quickly as possible. (Oil provides a semi-permeable finish, which means some liquids can penetrate the surface if left).
-
Use ANY chemical cleaning products or bleach as this will remove the protective layer of oil and it will then stain.
Coloured lacquer
A lacquered finish requires very little maintenance and is durable and resistant to spills.
Day to day cleaning:
• Wipe clean with a damp cloth then buff off with a clean, dry cloth.
Do not:
• Leave any wine, oil or liquids that might stain – wipe up as quickly as possible.
• Use any abrasive cleaning products or bleach as this could damage the protective layer of lacquer.
Origin
This piece is made in the UK
Frans drinks cabinet
$15,440.00
$15,440.00
$15,440.00
$15,440.00
$15,440.00
$15,440.00
$15,440.00
$15,440.00
$15,440.00
$15,440.00
$15,650.00
$15,650.00
$15,650.00
$15,650.00
$15,650.00
$15,650.00
$15,650.00
$15,650.00
$15,650.00
$15,650.00
Excludes taxes, shipping and overseas crating. All pricing is shown in USD.
Description
Frans is designed and made for those who enjoy the preparation as much as the consumption of a good cocktail. The cabinet presents very simply from the outside, with its clean lines and timber top juxtaposed with a contrasting lacquer base. When opened, it fully embraces the theatre and hospitality of refreshment preparation. Fully considered, it contains a peach tone mirror, warm LED lighting, a satin copper-lacquered work surface, adjustable shelves to allow for bottle and glass height, rubber-lined drinks trough, wine storage, and a dovetailed drawer.
We hold our stock in the raw, so the piece can be finished in a choice of house lacquer colours, or the finish can be matched to a custom colour reference.
Dimensions
Dimension drawing
Materials and finishes
European oak
European oak is a slow growing hardwood native tree to Europe. It has a golden to light brown colouring with a variety of grain patterns. Oak is very hard, durable wood and gets darker and richer with age. We use a protective white oil finish to allow the timber to age gracefully without heavy discolouration and withstand daily spillage.
European oak can display a variety of characteristics from straight grain to large swirling crown cut grain Medullary rays, small 'Cats paw' knots all of which are an intrinsic and natural part of the grain pattern.
Black American walnut
Black American walnut is a slow growing deciduous tree native to north America and Canada. It is a hardwood prized for its dark brown, purplish hue with a sometimes swirling grain, it can display many unique characteristics, such as knots and variations in depth of tone. Walnut will get lighter with age becoming more honeyed over time. We use a protective lacquer finish which enables the timber to age gracefully without heavy discolouration and withstand daily spillage.
Coloured lacquer
The exterior is sprayed with a satin Polyurethane lacquer which is far more durable than a standard paint. We have a choice of house lacquer colours, or the lacquer can be matched to a custom colour reference.
Measuring for access
Measuring access for delivery
To help you make sure the piece you are ordering from us can be delivered safely into the space it will finally live, we have created the following document of what to consider.
If you do not feel confident in measuring your space for access - we would recommend having one of our delivery professionals perform an access check (where available). Please contact our team for more information.
Planning your delivery
When you place your order, please notify our team of any special requirements, such as the need for small trucks to navigate narrow roads and driveways, restricted delivery time frames, gated entry access, multiple flights of stairs or service elevator reservations.
Confirm all product dimensions
Our website provides width, depth and height for every piece of furniture.
Furniture width must be less than the height of any doorway, stairway or hallway that the item will need to pass through. Furniture depth must be less than the width of any relevant doorway, stairway or hallway.
Many pieces have detachable legs or in some cases detachable arms or bases etc to aid access, this information can be found on our website or on specification sheets.
How we measure furniture
Furniture is measured at the tallest, deepest and widest points of the product, including overhangs, angles, outward curves and arms.
Measuring the space where your furniture will live
Once you have decided where you intend to place your furniture check the width, depth and height of the item on our website, and make sure it will fit in the space you’ve chosen. Consider marking out the width and depth of your furniture on the floor with masking tape.
Measuring the path for delivery
Determine the best pathway from outside your home to the room where your furniture will be placed. Measure every doorway, elevator, staircase and hallway that the item will pass through. For apartment buildings or homes with elevators, it is important to measure the elevator interior height, elevator opening and distance to the opposite wall. Always measure entry clearances – the distance between the doorway and the opposite wall – in the event that the furniture needs to turn a corner. Compare these measurements to the dimensions of your new furniture to ensure that our delivery professionals can navigate through entryways and around obstacles such as radiators.
It is your responsibility to ensure that all furniture items will fit through any access points such as doorways, stairways, hallways, elevators and around corners into the desired location.
Note that our delivery professionals are not permitted to move furniture currently in your home, nor are they allowed to move or set up electrical equipment or remove doors from hinges! Before our delivery team arrives, please prepare your home:
• Clear a path, moving any furniture or artwork that’s in the way
• Secure low-hanging light fixtures
• Set rugs in place
• Confine pets to another room
Thank you for your help
Again, if you do not feel confident in measuring your space for access - we would recommend having one our delivery professionals perform an access check (where available). Please contact our team for more information.
Lighting specifications
Bulb requirements: Integrated LED 4.8w
Colour reference: 3000k
Certification: CE / UL certified fittings available
IP rating: IP20
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
How do I purchase this piece?
Please click the "Make an enquiry" button and fill out the form that appears. A member of our team will reach out with a quote including shipping to your location.
How is this piece delivered?
What is the warranty on this piece?
Will the timber change colour?
Yes, all timbers change with time. Different timbers react in different ways to UV and on different time scales. We recommend keeping all pieces out of direct sunlight to prevent light damage, however there is UV all around our homes and pieces will change. Oak tends to slowly get darker with age, we use a small amount of white oil in our finish to further slow down this process. Walnut gets lighter and more honeyed with age. This can happen relatively quickly depending on how much sunlight the piece gets. We suggest moving objects around on the surface of walnut so no shadowing from light damage occurs.
Where is the European oak from?
The majority of our European oak is from France though we source oak from FSC certified forestries across mainland Europe.
Is the timber responsibly sourced?
All of the timber that we use comes from sustainable sources with certification from Forest Stewardship Council (FSC). As the pioneer of forest certification, the FSC sets the standard for responsible forest stewardship that is environmentally appropriate and socially beneficial.
What do UL and CE mean?
Different countries have different safety certification for lighting. UL is the USA certification and CE is the EU certification. Please check which option is acceptable for the country you are using the light in, for example Canada uses UL and Australia uses CE.
Underwriters Laboratories (UL) is a global safety certification for lighting supplied to the United States. Any light fixtures sold into the United States or Canada must use components or have the whole fixture tested by Underwriters Laboratories to ensure the highest safety standards.
Our UL pieces uses UL listed lighting components.
The CE marking is required for goods sold in the European Economic Area. "CE" is the abbreviation of "conformité européenne" (French for "European conformity"). Any light fixtures sold into the EU must be assessed and deemed to meet EU safety, health and environmental protection requirements.
Our CE pieces uses CE listed lighting components.
Care guide
Avoid placing any furniture in direct sunlight or next to strong heat sources.
Lacquered wood
A lacquered finish requires very little maintenance and is durable and resistant to spills.
Day to day cleaning:
-
Wipe clean with a damp cloth then buff off with a clean, dry cloth.
Do not:
-
Leave any wine, oil or liquids that might stain - wipe up as quickly as possible.
-
Use any abrasive cleaning products or bleach as this could damage the protective layer of lacquer.
Oiled wood
An oiled finish is a durable natural looking finish that can be revitalised (and if necessary, more easily repaired). Oiled finishes require some low level maintenance to keep the wood protected and looking its best.
Day to day cleaning:
-
Wipe clean with a damp non-abrasive cloth, then using a dry cloth remove any excess moisture.
-
Wipe up wine, oil and any liquids that might stain as quickly as possible.
-
To ensure the finish remains as resilient as possible to staining we recommend Osmo Wash & Care (8016) as it contains soaps and oils to both nourish and prevent the wood from drying out.
6 monthly replenishment / more stubborn stains:
-
As the table is used it can dry out as the oil can thin with wear and washing with even water. If the table looks dry or you have a more stubborn stain we recommend using a revitalising Osmo Liquid Wax Cleaner (white 3087) for oak pieces and (clear 3029) for walnut pieces.
Do not:
-
Leave any water, wine, oil or liquids that might stain - wipe up as quickly as possible. (Oil provides a semi-permeable finish, which means some liquids can penetrate the surface if left).
-
Use ANY chemical cleaning products or bleach as this will remove the protective layer of oil and it will then stain.
Coloured lacquer
A lacquered finish requires very little maintenance and is durable and resistant to spills.
Day to day cleaning:
• Wipe clean with a damp cloth then buff off with a clean, dry cloth.
Do not:
• Leave any wine, oil or liquids that might stain – wipe up as quickly as possible.
• Use any abrasive cleaning products or bleach as this could damage the protective layer of lacquer.
Origin
This piece is made in the UK
Customise this design
This design can be made special order as a custom piece. As such we can vary the overall dimensions, finishes, colours and configurations to suit your needs, whilst always ensuring the core of the design is respected.
