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This kitchen pairs oak veneer on an MDF core with flat doors and drawer fronts. The wood face carries the grain; the engineered core keeps the front flat. Natural oak and smoked oak use the same slab profile, with the grain carried through the doors, island backs and finished sides.
Recessed channels leave the oak faces free of projecting handles. Horizontal channels serve drawer banks and base units; tall doors need their own usable grip position. The channel and filler arrangement keeps adjacent doors, appliance fronts and corner drawers from meeting as they open.
The plywood construction option uses 18 mm sides, bottoms and shelves with a supported 6 mm back. Wooden drawers use 12 mm sides and backs with a supported 6 mm bottom.
Natural oak shows the wood grain across the whole flat elevation. A vertical grain layout emphasizes tall units; a horizontal layout can link a drawer bank or island. Grain matching is a finish choice in its own right, because it changes how veneer is allocated across neighboring fronts.
Smoked oak gives the island or lower cabinets a deeper wood tone while retaining the slab-door profile. Finished ends and island backs belong to the same color selection. The physical finish sample sets the actual tone and sheen; natural grain varies from one face to another.
Warm white pairs a solid color with an oak island or base run. The finish schedule lists the white fronts and panels apart from the oak pieces, with their own coating and edge finish on a separate material line.
| Door construction | Flat-panel oak veneer over an MDF core; separate drawer fronts, doors, finished ends and island-back panels. |
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| Front finish | Natural oak veneer on an MDF core |
| Plywood box option | 18 mm cabinet-grade plywood sides, bottoms and shelves; supported 6 mm plywood back. Exposed edges and ends receive the specified matching finish. |
| Wooden drawer build | 12 mm plywood sides and backs; supported 6 mm bottom. Drawer widths and runner lengths fit each cabinet bay. |
| Soft-close hinge option | Blum CLIP top BLUMOTION concealed hinges, including the standard 110° option; mounting plates and corner hinges match the door application. |
| Storage & finished panels | Shelf bases, drawer banks, pantry units and island cabinets; matching fillers, toe kicks, exposed sides and finished island backs listed with the cabinet run. |
| Kitchen planning sizes | Base units: 34.5 in H × 24 in D. Wall units: 30–42 in H × 12 in D. Pantry units: 84–96 in H × 24 in D. Widths and countertop build-up follow the room layout. |
| Minimum order | Made to your project quantities. Small item counts are accepted when they ship with the rest of your project list; the quotation confirms the quantity for each item. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
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Base, wall and pantry units form a coordinated cabinet run. The planning sizes in the specification table provide the depth and height framework; made-to-order widths fit the room, appliances and storage arrangement. Fillers and end panels complete the wall junction without reducing door or drawer movement.
The island package separates front storage from the finished sides and rear panels. Countertop depth, seating overhang and its support are priced with the top fabrication. That distinction keeps a decorative island back separate from the structure supporting a projecting counter.
Appliance openings follow the actual refrigerator, oven and dishwasher models. Integrated fronts include the appliance mounting arrangement and door path; sink bases keep valves and traps accessible. The cabinet package and the appliance installation requirements meet at these interfaces.
Veneer selection, grain matching and the area of exposed panels drive the cost of the fronts. A matched island back uses material differently from an internal shelf. MDF-core veneered fronts and plywood cabinet boxes are priced as two material lines, so a finish change is easy to spot in the quote.
The cabinet package covers the scheduled boxes, fronts, shelves or drawers, selected fittings and finishing panels. A longer run does not necessarily hold more storage: drawer banks, tall units and finished island faces each add different components.
The fitting package lists hinges, drawer runners, recessed channels and organizers cabinet by cabinet. Blum is an available soft-close option; a pullout pantry or wide drawer can need a different fitting from a shelf base. You can see the hardware choice in the cabinet subtotal.
Countertops, sinks, faucets and appliances are optional lines. Freight, duties, unloading and site installation sit outside the cabinetry subtotal. The packing schedule lists assembled units or flat components and protects the veneer faces and panel edges. Tell us the rooms and quantities and we will put this on one quote with everything else you are ordering, and show you what fits in a container.
The cabinet package covers the scheduled boxes, fronts, shelves or drawer units, selected fittings, grip channels and finishing panels. Countertops, appliances and site work are separate items, and the itemized schedule lets you compare two quotes even when their drawer counts, tall units or finished island faces differ.
The doors are real oak veneer over an MDF core, which gives the look of oak and stays flat in changing humidity. The cabinet boxes can be specified in 18 mm plywood, as listed in the table.
Grain direction is laid out across the actual door, drawer and island-panel divisions. A continuous sequence requires a matched veneer allocation; individual fronts use a less restrictive selection. The finish sample establishes color and sheen while allowing for natural wood variation.
Yes. The cabinet schedule lists the warm-white fronts and panels apart from the oak island pieces, and the white surface process apart from the oak veneer, so each finish has its own material and price line.
Recessed channels need finger access and room for the adjacent door or drawer to travel. Appliance panels also follow the exact appliance fixing and ventilation requirements. Corner fillers, channels and panel divisions are coordinated together, keeping the clean front elevation usable.
They are separate quotation lines. Countertops and appliances can be added to the order, while freight, duties, unloading and site installation keep their own costs and responsibilities. The final package shows those selections next to the cabinetry subtotal.
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