Kitchen cabinetry: doors, drawers and panels
Doors and drawer fronts take more handling than anything else in the house. Choose the look first, then the surface that suits how the kitchen is used.
What to look for
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Super matt and acrylic keep fingerprints off, and acrylic resists oil: both suit handle-free doors.
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High gloss reflects light around a smaller or darker kitchen.
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Synchronised woodgrains bring texture you can feel to the fronts, with edging to match.
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Around the sink and the dishwasher, ask for a moisture-resistant board (HMR MDF or MR particleboard) where the range offers one.
The ranges for kitchens
Each suits the job in its own way. Open a range for its sizes and boards, or choose a decor below.
Melamine boardsSynchronisedWoodgrains you can feel, pressed in register, with matching edging.49 decors
UV lacquered boardsUV High GlossA mirror finish in solid colours, sparkle, woodgrain and marble.47 decors
UV lacquered boardsUV Super MattA soft-touch matt that keeps fingerprints off.36 decors
PET-faced boardsPETGloss and matt colours on a food-grade film that never yellows.33 decors
Acrylic-faced boardsAcrylicSuper matt with a hard coat: anti-fingerprint, anti-oil, easy to clean.14 decors
Powder-coated doors and panelsPowder CoatedSeamless, handle-free doors, made to order.12 decors
191 decors
Where to start
Start with the room. Each application shows the boards that suit it and what to look out for.
Explore by applicationStart with the range and its formats: sheet sizes, boards, thicknesses and the layers of a board.
The board guideOrder sample chips by code, and log in to see trade prices on every decor and format.
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