Custom Factory White Kitchen Cabinets

These cabinets are produced to order for industrial kitchen environments where precise fit and durable finishes are required. Every dimension, panel thickness, and hardware location is defined by the customer’s project drawings before fabrication begins.

Material & Construction

Substrates are selected from moisture-resistant MDF, industrial-grade particleboard, or multilayer plywood, each available in thicknesses ranging from 16 mm to 25 mm.

The white surface is applied via melamine foil, high-pressure laminate, or UV‑cured acrylic coating, providing a non‑porous finish that resists staining and cleaning agents.

Edge banding is applied with PVC or ABS material, typically 0.5 mm thick, and is sealed to prevent moisture ingress at the panel edges.

Design & Customization Options

Door styles can be specified as slab, shaker, or inset, with overlay options ranging from full overlay to inset for a flush appearance.

Hinge choices include concealed European hinges with soft‑close dampers or exposed butt hinges, each available in various load ratings.

Interior accessories such as pull‑out shelves, wire baskets, and adjustable dividers are machined to exact cabinet interior dimensions.

All linear dimensions are adjustable in 1 mm increments, allowing the cabinet to align with existing equipment layouts.

Optional features include integrated lighting channels, vent cutouts for hoods, and reinforced mounting plates for heavy appliances.

Manufacturing Process

Panel blanks are cut on CNC routers with positional accuracy of ±0.1 mm, ensuring repeatable geometry across production runs.

Edge banding is applied using hot‑melt adhesive followed by trimming and buffing to achieve a flush edge.

After finishing, each cabinet undergoes a dry‑fit assembly to verify door alignment and hardware clearance before packaging.

Quality Assurance

Dimensional inspection checks height, width, and depth against the approved drawing, with a tolerance of ±0.5 mm.

Finish adhesion is evaluated using a cross‑hatch test per ASTM D3359, and the coating is rated for resistance to common kitchen chemicals.

Shelf load capacity is verified by applying a uniformly distributed load; typical ratings support up to 150 kg per shelf, though actual capacity is confirmed per project requirement.

Applications in Industrial Kitchens

Industrial kitchens require cabinetry that can withstand frequent washing, temperature fluctuations, and exposure to food‑grade solvents.

The non‑porous white finish facilitates cleaning and helps maintain hygienic surfaces required by food safety standards.

Because dimensions are tailored, the cabinets can be positioned to align with stainless steel worktables, cooking lines, and refrigeration units without gaps that harbor contaminants.

Reinforced mounting options allow the units to support heavy equipment such as mixers or ovens, reducing the need for additional structural framing.

Technical Specifications

Key technical parameters are summarized below; values marked as customizable can be adjusted to match project specifications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can dimensions be customized to fit existing equipment?
A: Yes, all linear dimensions are adjustable in 1 mm increments based on your layout drawings.

Q: What information is required before a quotation can be issued?
A: We need detailed plan views, elevations, material preferences, and any special hardware or accessory requirements.

Q: Which finish options are suitable for high‑humidity wash‑down areas?
A: UV‑cured acrylic and high‑pressure laminate provide the best resistance to moisture and cleaning agents.

Request a Quote

To discuss your specific kitchen cabinet requirements, provide your project drawings and material preferences via our contact form. Our engineering team will review the files and return a detailed quotation within two business days.