Blum (Collection)

Blum is an international company, which was established in 1952 and has a network of subsidiaries and representatives worldwide.

November 21st, 2008

Blum Australia is a wholly owned subsidiary of Julius Blum GmbH and was founded locally in 1997. The company uses advanced technology for perfecting motion, manufacturing hinge systems, lift systems, pull-out systems and assembly devices for furniture fittings. Blumís new Dynamic Space kitchen system offers improved ergonomics, extra storage, optimal access and improved work flow for the user.

Product Range
Door and drawer hardware and kitchen systems.

Major Brands
Blum – Dynamic Space, Tandem Box, Orga-line, Space, Corner, Blumotion, Syncromotion, Aventos, Cliptop, Tandem and Metabox.

Application
Commercial, hospitality and residential. Sustainability Blum is committed to environmental protection and resource management and is accredited ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.

Specialised Services
The Dynamic Space website features an online kitchen zone planner for virtual planning.

Lead Time
Ex stock.

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