Plywood Kitchen Cabinet

Ask for the plywood grade (e.g., moisture-resistant / marine-grade options). Better grades hold screws well and stay stable over time.

Choose the finish that fits your style and maintenance needs—melamine, laminate, veneer, or paint. A good finish resists stains and daily wear.

Neat, sealed edges reduce water absorption and keep the cabinet looking premium. Poor edging can peel or swell near wet areas.

Soft-close hinges and smooth runners make a big difference in daily use. Strong hardware improves alignment and long-term durability.

Kitchen cabinets face steam and splashes—proper sealing, backing, and ventilation help prevent swelling, warping, and mould.

Check door gaps, drawer straightness, and even panel lines. Good alignment gives a cleaner look and reduces rubbing or sagging later.

Base cabinets, wall cabinets, tall units, and pantry solutions—ideal for complete renovations with consistent style and storage planning.

Plan separate wet and dry work areas for better workflow. Add moisture-resistant treatment near the sink and hob for longer lifespan.

Straight-line, L-shape, U-shape, island, or peninsula layouts—customized to your kitchen size, usage pattern, and budget.

Water left on joints and edges can seep in over time. A quick wipe helps protect the plywood core and keeps surfaces pristine.

Use a soft cloth and mild cleaner. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive pads that can dull finishes and damage edge banding.

Good ventilation reduces humidity. Keep strong heat sources controlled and ensure proper hood usage to protect cabinet panels.

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