High-Quality Material For Your Kitchen Cabinets

You probably want to know that your new kitchen cabinets are of great quality and within your price range. The material a cabinet is built of is what determines its quality.

 

Choosing the finest material for your kitchen or home cabinets will define the space's functionality and overall design. The strength, longevity, upkeep, changeability, and general design of the cabinetry will depend on the materials used.

 

Now that we've covered the materials let's discuss kitchen cabinet materials.

Plywood

 

Plywood is an engineered wood product formed by adhering numerous sheets or boards of thin wood (or wood veneers) together. It is reasonably sturdy and is offered in a variety of thicknesses. You can coat it with plastic laminate or wood veneer for a smoother finish and increased resistance to termites and moisture. Since every apartment and home includes a modular kitchen, plywood has replaced other materials as the most popular.

Solid Wood

 

Despite being a more expensive cabinet material, solid wood is one of the most preferred materials for kitchen cabinets because of its inherent beauty, strength, lifespan, and versatility for various styles. Wood cabinets are unique, like no two pieces of wood are. Wood cabinets come in various appearances and styles that can be matched, ranging in color, grain, pattern, and texture.

Cabinet doors and face frames are the two items that most frequently use solid wood.

 

High-Density (HDF) and Medium-Density Fiberboard (MDF)

 

High Density and Medium Density Fiberboards have engineered wood products made by compressing and heating small wood fibers and particles, then using a resin to bind them together. HDF, which is harder and denser than MDF, is a better grade than MDF. Even yet, they are made of two distinct materials.

 

The IKEA furniture you're coveting is probably constructed from these planks. Although MDF is a typical material for kitchen cabinets, it's noteworthy that Indian designers and builders like it for wardrobes, doors, and kitchen cabinet shutters.

Wood Veneers

 

A wood veneer is a strip of thin, solid hardwood that has been sliced or peeled from a log. To create wood-like panels, plywood, medium density fiberboard (MDF), and particle board is first covered in wood veneers. They offer a way to get the wood looks without paying for solid cabinet doors. Think of wood veneers as a finish to give your cabinetry a lovely wood face.

Laminated Wood

 

A laminate is created by pressing heated resin between two sheets of paper with the specified design, color, or pattern. It is a surface covering that adheres to fiberboard or plywood on the cabinet body.

 

The laminate's price, strength, and propensity to separate from the core component will all depend on the laminate's quality. Compared to low-pressure laminate, high-pressure laminate (HPL) is less likely to crack and chip (LPL).

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