Our materials
Cabinet
Doors
Melamine $ : Also known as particle board, this is the most cost-effective material with a vast choice in colours, patterns, and textures.
Polyester $$ : 5-piece doors, superior resistance to scratches, also available in various finishes.
Thermoplastic $$$ : 1 or 5-piece moulded door without seams, very low-maintenance, and blends in well with solid wood.
Acrylic $$$$ : Similar to thermoplastic, set apart by a high-gloss glass-like finish.
Hard wood $$$$$ : Timeless and elegant. Hard wood doors are the epitome of luxury.
Polyester $$ : 5-piece doors, superior resistance to scratches, also available in various finishes.
Thermoplastic $$$ : 1 or 5-piece moulded door without seams, very low-maintenance, and blends in well with solid wood.
Acrylic $$$$ : Similar to thermoplastic, set apart by a high-gloss glass-like finish.
Hard wood $$$$$ : Timeless and elegant. Hard wood doors are the epitome of luxury.
Cabinet
Boxes
(cabinet structure)
Melamine $ : Standard material used for cabinet boxes.
Plywood $$$ : Upgraded material for cabinet boxes offering a natural wood semi-gloss finish.
Melamine $ : Standard material used for cabinet boxes.
Plywood $$$ : Upgraded material for cabinet boxes offering a natural wood semi-gloss finish.
Countertops
Laminate $ : Similar in concept to melamine, offering multiple colours and textures.
Engineered Quartz $$-$$$$$ : A blend of natural quartz, resin, and pigments. Offering a look that is not achievable in natural stone.
Granite/Marble/Quartzite $$-$$$$$ : Natural stone offering durability, timeless beauty, as well as a variety of colours and patterns.
Engineered Quartz $$-$$$$$ : A blend of natural quartz, resin, and pigments. Offering a look that is not achievable in natural stone.
Granite/Marble/Quartzite $$-$$$$$ : Natural stone offering durability, timeless beauty, as well as a variety of colours and patterns.
