KITCHEN CABINETS / VISIBLE SURFACES

Cabinet doors & finishes

Cabinet fronts set the rhythm of the kitchen. This section brings the CD door styles and the available finish charts together so the profile, colour, grain and sheen can be reviewed as one visible specification.

Selection of slab, framed, wood and woven kitchen cabinet door fronts
01 / CATALOGUE REFERENCES

Set the cabinet-front direction.

Select a door code and finish family as the starting point. Current colours, texture, edge treatment and compatibility are confirmed from physical samples before production.

CD cabinet-front styles

Two visual boards show CD-001 through CD-041 with their panel, groove and edge treatments.

2 pages · browse horizontally

Laminate colour charts

Solid, wood-grain and stone-look laminate references. Final colour is approved from a current physical sample.

3 pages · browse horizontally
Kitchen cabinet laminate colour and wood-grain references shown on catalogue page 20
Laminate finishes · page 20
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Kitchen cabinet laminate colour and wood-grain references shown on catalogue page 21
Laminate finishes · page 21
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Kitchen cabinet laminate colour and wood-grain references shown on catalogue page 22
Laminate finishes · page 22
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MDF colour chart

MDF references for painted and decorative cabinet-front directions.

1 page · browse horizontally

PET colour chart

PET references for smooth contemporary cabinet fronts.

1 page · browse horizontally

Choose a zoom level, then scroll across the image to read details.

02 / SELECTION NOTES

Confirm what the eye and hand will notice.

01

Profile and proportion

Choose the CD style with the cabinet layout in mind. Groove positions, frame widths and handle details need to work across every door and drawer size.

02

Colour and grain

Review the finish in the project lighting and coordinate grain direction between tall units, wall cabinets, base cabinets and adjoining storage.

03

Edges and touch points

Confirm edge colour, handle or pull detail, sheen and cleaning expectations before approving the sample set.

03 / BEFORE QUOTATION

What we need before quoting.

  • Selected CD door code or a marked reference image
  • Preferred laminate, MDF or PET finish family
  • Colour, grain direction and sheen requirements
  • Handle, pull or handle-free opening direction
  • Matching wardrobe or interior-door finish references
Prepare this kitchen enquiry
QUICK ANSWERS

Common questions about doors and finishes.

Can different cabinet door styles be used in one project?

Yes. A project can use different profiles by room or unit type, but each combination should be recorded clearly in the cabinet schedule.

Are the catalogue colours exact on screen?

No. Screens and photography change colour. Use the catalogue to narrow the direction, then approve a current physical sample for the project.

Can kitchen finishes coordinate with wardrobes and doors?

Yes. Send the selected references together so SNEJ can review available matches and transitions across the interior package.

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