A new range has been launched by Rixonway Kitchens, which are targeted at elderly residents who wish to alter features such as kitchen sinks. In order to ensure that the products were adequate for older residents and those less able, the organisation consulted disability groups when developing its existing Ultima brand of kitchens, according to IndustryToday.co.uk. Rixonway Kitchens operations director Nick Greenall said Making adaptations to our existing range enable us to provide a product that is suitable for all and is aesthetically pleasing. Items featured in the range include pull down baskets and rise and fall units, which can be adjusted in height, meaning that elderly homeowners can enjoy easier access to kitchen products. Kitchens International exhibited a selection of items during a recent showroom opening in Glassgow. Celebrity chef Nick Nairn launched the site, where visitors can peruse the latest array of kitchen products.