UV lacquer kitchen with graphite island
The flat doors and drawer fronts combine UV-cured lacquer with a particleboard core. Their uninterrupted faces show reflections and the alignment of the cabinet joints clearly. Tall doors, drawer banks and appliance fronts use the same slab-door language while retaining separate component sizes.
Edges and door backs are separate parts of the front build. Their finish affects the appearance when a door opens, especially on graphite fronts. The front package identifies the face, edge treatment and reverse surface together, including exposed fillers and appliance-panel edges.
The plywood-box option uses 18 mm sides, bottoms and shelves with a supported 6 mm back. It remains separate from the UV-lacquered particleboard fronts. Soft-close hinges and full-extension drawers provide the storage functions; a pullout pantry or organizer is an optional fitting.
Graphite makes the flat fronts and their reflections prominent. It can cover the island, the base run or a complete cabinet wall. The finish allocation includes the matching end panels, fillers and island backs, so the dark color runs through every exposed part of the cabinetry.
White and light gray are lighter alternatives on the same slab profile. A two-tone kitchen assigns its colors run by run and panel by panel. Physical lacquer samples set the actual shade and sheen next to the countertop, where reflected light can change how they look.
A broad lacquered door and a narrow filler reflect light differently. Their finish selection is reviewed together at refrigerator surrounds and island corners. The material specification records the chosen sheen; any measured gloss value carries its measurement angle, keeping appearance apart from scratch or chemical-resistance ratings.
| Lacquered front | UV-lacquer finish on particleboard; flat doors, drawer fronts and matching finished panels, with edges and backs specified individually. |
|---|---|
| UV-lacquer color | Graphite UV-lacquered particleboard front |
| Plywood box option | 18 mm plywood side, bottom and shelf panels with a supported 6 mm back; matching finish on exposed cabinet ends. |
| Cabinet planning sizes | Base: 34.5 in H × 24 in D. Wall: 30–42 in H × 12 in D. Pantry: 84–96 in H × 24 in D. Widths follow the kitchen and appliance layout. |
| Wooden drawer option | 12 mm plywood sides and backs with a supported 6 mm bottom; full-extension runner selection matched to drawer size and use. |
| Finished panel package | Doors, drawer fronts, fillers, appliance fronts, finished ends and island backs in their scheduled lacquer colors; top surfaces priced as their own line. |
| Soft-close hinge option | Blum CLIP top BLUMOTION concealed hinges, including a standard 110° option; corner and mounting-plate applications selected with the front 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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The cabinet plan coordinates slab-front divisions with the base, wall and pantry sizes listed in the specification table. Made-to-order widths fit the room and appliance positions. Drawer lines, fixed panels, toe kicks and countertop build-up are all drawn on the finished elevation, so none is lost inside one overall kitchen dimension.
Refrigerator and dishwasher fronts follow their actual mounting systems and permitted panel sizes. Oven housings retain the appliance ventilation and heat clearances. Sink units preserve access to valves and traps, with protected panel edges around service openings.
The slab fronts can use projecting pulls, edge pulls or a recessed grip-channel layout. Each changes finger space and the clearance at corners. The selected pull and door arrangement is coordinated with appliance handles and wall fillers, keeping the flat elevation practical to open.
The front package is counted by component size and quantity. A tall door, drawer bank and island back use different amounts of lacquered surface and edging even when the kitchen run has the same overall length. Fixed decorative panels remain identifiable items.
The quote lists the lacquered particleboard fronts apart from the plywood cabinet boxes. A second color, a different sheen or an extra finished end changes the finish package, and the face, edge and reverse finish are priced together as one front construction.
Soft-close hinges, drawer runners and pulls form the cabinet-fitting package. Pullout pantries, drawer dividers and other organizers are optional lines. Their model and quantity sit with the relevant unit, so a storage upgrade shows up clearly without reworking the whole cabinet subtotal.
Protective packing covers the lacquer faces and exposed edges. Countertops, sinks, appliances and lighting can be added as extra lines. Freight, duties, unloading and local installation keep their own costs, based on the final packing format and destination. 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.
UV describes curing the lacquer coating with ultraviolet light during production. The specified front core is particleboard. The lacquer face, edges and reverse finish form the complete front build; the UV process is not an outdoor-weathering approval.
The fronts are particleboard under the UV-lacquer finish, and the plywood box is a different part of the cabinet. MDF fronts or solid timber doors change that construction and are quoted as alternatives.
Yes. Graphite, white and light gray can be allocated to different cabinet runs or an island. The lacquer sample establishes the shade and sheen, while the schedule includes matching fillers, finished ends and island backs in the same finish selection.
UV lacquer gives the doors a hard, sealed surface that wipes clean easily. Around the sink and dishwasher we add sealed edges, moisture-resistant boards and protective strips, so the cabinets handle everyday kitchen use.
A matching slab front can form part of an integrated-appliance package. Its size, weight, fixings and opening path follow the exact appliance model. Refrigerator ventilation and dishwasher clearances remain part of that model’s installation requirements.
If a front is damaged in use or in transit, send us its cabinet position, color and finish reference so the repair or replacement can be arranged. A small local touch-up can reflect light differently from the surrounding lacquer, so the right fix depends on the actual finish and damage as well as the color name.
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