It is a metal kitchen ensemble, most likely dating from the 1950s-60s, comprising two elements:
- A lower unit with integrated sink and storage
- An upper unit with storage

The sink bears the FRANKE brand (stainless steel, good condition, taps present and functional). It is worth noting that FRANKE sometimes supplied the sink alone, with the remainder of the kitchen being from a different manufacturer, the other elements however bear no visible brand markings.

General condition: good for its age. The unit would benefit from a thorough dusting and degreasing. Some panels do show signs of rust, though this appears to be rather superficial, as I managed to scrape some of it away, and I believe a light sanding and a lick of paint would be sufficient. The door hinges work perfectly.

Background: the unit comes from a flat on Rue Roosendael in Forest (Brussels). It has in all likelihood never been moved since it was originally installed. I have disassembled it to make it easier to transport, it is still in that same flat.

It would be a shame to see a piece of this quality and style end up skipped, which is why I would rather find it a new home where it can be reused or rehomed.

Payment will be made exclusively via the 2eme main integrated system.