Houska Island 1.8 m
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QORZAVEN Islands — the room's centre of gravity
Every good kitchen ends up around an island; the Houska is built for that fate — braced carcases that shrug off sitters, digital stone templating after survey, and bar seating where the conversation lands.
A good island is furniture with civic duties: end-grain blocks fitted for real knife work, stainless zones where heat lands, and storage planned from the cook's orbit outward. Ours are drawn around how your kitchen actually moves — then built to hold that choreography for decades.
Design & Craft
- Hob-and-hood or clear-counter formats, drawn to your cooking
- Overhangs cantilevered on concealed steel, knee-room certified
- Installed and levelled to the millimetre by our own fitters
- 5 years on cabinetry and frames; parts stocked 15
- Services planned first: power, water and extraction routed in the plinth
- Bar seating on the guest side, drawers on the cook's
Specifications
| Length | 1.8 m |
| Services | Power/water/extraction in plinth |
| Overhang | Cantilevered, concealed steel |
| Top | Stone/ceramic/oak, templated |
| Carcase | Braced 19 mm, dowelled |
| Weight | ≈ 152 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
What size island fits my room?
The honest rule is a metre of walkway on working sides. Send the plan; we draw the largest island that never makes you sidestep.
Does an island need services in the floor?
Power usually, water and extraction only if the plan puts cooking or washing there. We map routes at survey — before floors are a decision you regret.
The QORZAVEN Promise
Every QORZAVEN kitchen is measured twice and drawn once: laser survey, millimetre drawings, and stone templated digitally after the cabinets stand — the gap between plan and wall is ours to own.