Maintenance

A kitchen typically gets quite a beating over its lifetime, so it makes sense to adopt a preventative maintenance routine to keep the wear and tear down to a minimum.

Fibreboards Cabinets

MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard) is one of the most common materials used for making kitchen cabinets, largely because it’s so cost-effective.

Natural Wood Cabinets

Natural wood products might be among the most expensive materials to use for kitchen cabinets, but they undoubtedly offer greater durability and, to many people, greater aesthetic appeal.

Metal Cabinets

Metal is the material of choice in commercial kitchens, the obvious reason being that it is extremely durable and easy to clean.

Thermofoil Cabinets

Thermofoil is a type of surface finish applied to the underlying engineered wood or MDF. A type of polymer, thermofoil finishes are popular because they offer excellent durability.

Glass Cabinet Doors

Glass easily collects visible dirt, particularly in the kitchen, but you need to take extra care when caring of glass cabinet doors.

Laminated Countertops

These durable, manmade countertops typically consist of a strong particle board surrounded by a protective layer of laminate.

Quartz, Granite or Marble

Quartz, granite and marble are entirely natural products and, as such, always have their own unique characteristics, such as natural pitting and mineral deposits.

Fittings

With most modern kitchens, you can easily adjust the hinges on each of the cabinet doors to fine-tune their positioning.

And Finally

By promptly dealing with any spills or greasy stains, there’ll be a greatly reduced chance of water seeping into things like wooden cabinets and causing swelling, cracking or mould.