Spizirna Scullery 2.0 m
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
QORZAVEN Utility — the rooms behind the room
Show kitchens stay beautiful because sculleries exist; the Spizirna is the working half — splash zones tiled or panelled to spec, racking that dries stockpots in the open air, and lighting that takes scrubbing seriously.
The rooms behind the room do the loud work: utility runs built to swallow machines, baskets and the ironing board's ambitions; sculleries where the party's aftermath disappears; and surfaces chosen to forgive detergent, damp and haste.
Design & Craft
- Worktops and sinks specified for actual scrubbing
- Prep sinks, dishwasher pairs and open racking to plan
- Sculleries: the second kitchen that keeps the first one calm
- Splash zones tiled or panelled to your spec
- Plumbing, power and ventilation mapped before the first panel
- Same 19 mm carcases and 200,000-cycle hardware as the kitchen
Specifications
| Format | 2.0 m scullery |
| Wet | Prep sink, dishwasher pair |
| Racking | Open, 32 mm adjustable |
| Splash | Tiled or panelled |
| Weight | ≈ 292 kg |
| Warranty | 5 yr cabinetry, parts 15 |
Care
Matt surfaces forgive fingerprints; spills still prefer promptness. Keep steam-heavy appliances ventilated as fitted, re-tune door gaps yearly with the supplied key, and the kitchen closes softly into old age.
Questions, Answered
Do utility rooms use the same cabinetry?
Same carcases, same hinges, harder-wearing surfaces — the backstage gets kitchen-grade bones with workshop finishes. It matches the house without pretending to be the show.
Is a scullery worth the space?
If you host, emphatically: the mess exits stage left and the kitchen stays presentable. We draw both options so the trade-off is visible before you choose.
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.