We offer eight door panel series — StreamColor, Bright Moon, Eden, Galaxy, Phantom, Star, Platinum Silent, and LUMOJI. Across these series we offer a wide colour range, including solid colours, metallics, industrial natural stainless steel, and realistic wood grains. Because colour rendition varies between screens and printed samples, we recommend confirming the final selection against a physical sample before production.

Yes. Every order is manufactured to the dimensions of the specific project. There is no standard catalogue size that must be made to fit. We manufacture to the confirmed workshop drawing, which is produced from your site dimensions, your architectural drawings, or a site survey.

Yes. Stainless steel is the standard specification for commercial and catering kitchens precisely because of its corrosion resistance, hygiene performance, and ability to be cleaned thoroughly. We supply both residential and commercial projects.

Stainless steel is non-combustible and does not burn, char, or release toxic smoke. It will not be damaged by a hot pan placed on the surface in the way a laminate or timber surface would be, although we still recommend using a trivet. Kitchen cabinets in stainless steel also eliminate the fire-load contribution of the cabinetry itself.

The construction is engineered for a long service life, and with normal use and routine care the cabinet structure is expected to substantially outlast wood-based alternatives. Our stainless steel cabinets carry a warranty of up to 10 years. Actual service life depends on the environment, usage intensity, and maintenance routine.

Minor surface scratches can usually be treated with a stainless steel polishing compound or a specialised refinishing service, and on brushed and random-pattern finishes they blend readily. For clients who want maximum scratch resistance from the outset, we recommend the nano-coated and scratch-resistant surface options, including our dragon-scale textured countertop.

No. The honeycomb sandwich structure and the dimensional stability of stainless steel mean the panels do not absorb moisture and do not swell, bow, or delaminate. This is one of the principal differences between stainless steel and wood-based cabinetry, particularly around sinks, dishwashers, and in bathrooms.

Grade 304 stainless steel is highly resistant to corrosion and performs well in kitchens and bathrooms. In normal domestic use it will not rust. In coastal or heavily saline environments, and on outdoor units, we recommend the enhanced surface treatments available on our outdoor range — including anti-fingerprint coating and PVD titanium plating — and a simple fresh-water rinse routine to remove airborne salt deposits.

We fit hardware from established international and domestic suppliers under strategic partnership agreements. Depending on specification and destination market, this includes Blum (Austria), FGV (Italy), Hettich, HIGOLD, and NUOMI, alongside other quality domestic brands.

Finishes vary by series and include matte grey honeycomb with a nano anti-fingerprint coating, high-temperature baked paint in gloss and skin-touch matte, microcrystalline enamel, precision brushed stainless steel, random pattern (non-directional) finishes, apple sandblasting, dragon-scale textured stainless steel, quartz composite crystal, and realistic wood grain produced by heat transfer printing. Several finishes are available in both single-sided and double-sided same-colour versions.