Spizirna Larder 90

QORZAVEN Cabinetry — order behind quiet doors

Grandmothers kept a spižírna; the Spizirna keeps the idea — dry goods in daylight order, spice and bottle logic built in, and a cool-wall option that holds roots and wine at cellar manners.

Storage is choreography behind quiet doors: larders with internal drawers that bring the back row forward, corner systems that swing the dead angle into daylight, and columns whose shelves sit exactly where the crockery says. Hardware is cycle-rated; layouts are drawn to your inventory, not a brochure's.

Design & Craft

• Cool-wall option keeps roots and wine at cellar manners
• Installed and aligned by QORZAVEN's own fitters
• Doors sealed against steam; carcases against Czech winters in transit
• Adjustable shelving on 32 mm system rows — reconfigure any Sunday
• Interior fittings in solid oak and matt steel, not wire baskets
• 5 years cabinetry, 200,000-cycle hardware; parts stocked 15

Specifications

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 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.

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.

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.