Custom Made is just what it says, a site that links customers with craftsmen. My company is a member, and we do some business through the site. The advantage to the customer is that you can link up with a trade or craft that you might not otherwise know about, and it provides some protection against shoddy or incomplete work. For this it charges a 20% commission, which you, as the customer, pay (although it may be buried in the cost of the item you hare having made). Buy, don't you have any cabinet makers in your town? Why go to a stranger to have a cabinet built?

Yes, I've heard of the Fenix Nanotech Matt finishes. They were on display over a year ago at the big KBIS show in the United States, which is how I first learned about them. If you can find a dealer ready to help, that would be awesome! I think it's definitely worth a try. Italian companies are known for being leaders in the coatings industry. Don't know anything about the other brands.

The Engima Valley counter is absolutely beautiful, but I would NEVER install it again. I've only had it installed for a month and I already have two big chips in the island. I keep my house immaculate, including wiping down the counters every time I cook to ensure it isn't damaged by red sauce or acidity from lemons. I already have light stains forming on the island. I have marble in my bathrooms that's holding up better than the Enigma quartz. I reached out to Enigma for help filling in the chips. They redirected my email to the store I purchased the stone from who then redirected me to my fabricator for help filling them in. Really disappointed all around, especially since it was $5700 for one slab and fabrication/install.

That's why I asked what your backup was. If it'll work and the apron is just shy of 10", you use the two drawer fronts (the 15" and the 5"), which get fastened together on the inside and make one "tall" drawer. If it doesn't and the apron is too deep for both, then just use the 15" front and shorter cans. Get the two drawer fronts (15" and 5") and the fastening kit - if it doesn't work, you can return the other front and the kit. IKEA is having stock issues lately and it's easier to order and return if you don't need something, especially if you're on a timeline or hiring someone to do the work. Make sure you get a cover panel for the sink too, in case you have to go for the second (15" only) option (you'll need one anyway to go around the apron regardless, since it's a 27" sink in a 30" cabinet).