Halit Dresser 100
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
QORZAVEN Cabinetry — order behind quiet doors
The Halit gives the china a stage: a kitchen dresser with glazed uppers lit at 2700 K, honest drawers below for linen and cutlery, and the freestanding grammar of a kredenc built to fitted tolerances.
We plan storage by counting your things, not guessing them — bottle depths, platter widths, the mixer's parking space. Then we build it: adjustable systems on 32 mm logic, lined drawers, labelled zones by option, and doors that close on the first try, every year.
Design & Craft
- 5 years cabinetry, 200,000-cycle hardware; parts stocked 15
- Felt-lined cutlery and linen drawers as options
- Doors sealed against steam; carcases against Czech winters in transit
- Interior fittings in solid oak and matt steel, not wire baskets
- Glass shelves lit at 2700 K, CRI 90+ — china deserves daylight
- Full-extension runners rated 40 kg, soft-close as standard
Specifications
| Format | 100 cm dresser |
| Lighting | 2700 K, CRI 90+ shelves |
| Drawers | Oak, felt-lined options |
| Fixing | Freestanding, anchored |
| Weight | ≈ 74.7 kg |
| Warranty | 5 yr cabinetry, parts 15 |
Care
Wipe fronts with a damp microfibre and dry; no solvents, no scouring. Hinges and runners want a yearly two-minute check — or our care visit does it for you. Touch-up kits matched to your finish are stocked for fifteen years.
Questions, Answered
Will drawers really hold heavy pots?
Runners are load-rated and stated — heavy-duty drawers carry cast-iron collections at full extension without complaint. It is a hardware choice, and we default to the honest one.
What about the corner cabinet problem?
Solved mechanically: swing-out and pull-out systems bring the dead angle to daylight. We fit the mechanism to the corner you have, not the catalogue's.
The QORZAVEN Promise
One standard across the range: if it would not survive a decade of family breakfasts in our own test kitchen, it does not ship with the QORZAVEN mark.