Bin-Max: Coordinating Door, Wall and Cabinet Finishes
SNEJ’s May 2024 Bin-Max announcement explored PETG surfaces and a coordinated colour direction across doors, wall surfaces and cabinetry.
SNEJ introduced the Bin-Max series in May 2024 with an emphasis on PETG surfaces and colour coordination. The announcement used the interior door as a starting point for connecting wall and cabinet finishes within the same room.
One palette across several products
The original report describes a range of light and dark colour directions. Its focus is the relationship between surfaces: a door, wall and cabinet can share a visual direction without becoming separate design decisions.
For a project enquiry, identify which parts of the room should match and which should contrast. A colour reference alone does not define the panel construction, edge treatment or hardware.
Confirm the finish through samples
Use this dated collection announcement as a design reference. Confirm current finish availability, the applicable product and a physical sample before specifying it for an order.
The cabinet finish selection guide explains how to separate front shape, visible surface, edge detail and colour. For door-specific options, start with the interior door range.