Quality levels
Basic, Premium and Luxury
The same team designs and builds all three quality levels. Only the materials and fittings change.
The table below shows what each level includes, from the board inside the cabinet to the warranty.
Basic
- Cabinet body
- BWR plywood
- Door board
- Pre-laminated particle board or MDF
- Finish
- Laminate
- Edges
- Thin 0.8 mm PVC edge strip
- Hinges
- Soft-close
- Drawers
- Side-mounted runners
- Handles
- Knob or bar handles
- Countertop
- Granite
- Warranty
- 10 years on the furniture we make
Premium
- Cabinet body
- BWP 710 marine ply
- Door board
- HDHMR
- Finish
- Acrylic, matte PU or textured membrane
- Edges
- Thicker 2 mm PVC edge strip
- Hinges
- Soft-close, including angled hinges for corners
- Drawers
- Hidden runners that open fully
- Handles
- Gola handleless profile or lift-up doors
- Countertop
- Quartz
- Warranty
- 10 years on the furniture we make
Luxury
- Cabinet body
- Marine ply with solid wood parts
- Door board
- HDHMR and solid wood
- Finish
- Hand-finished PU, natural veneer or lacquered glass
- Edges
- Seamless laser edge
- Hinges
- Hidden hinges that sit flush
- Drawers
- Slim steel-sided drawers
- Handles
- Press-to-open or electric opening
- Countertop
- Sintered stone, with a waterfall edge
- Warranty
- Up to 15 years on the furniture we make
You can mix levels between rooms
Many people choose Luxury for the kitchen, because it gets the most use, and Basic for a guest room that is rarely used. You do not have to choose one level for the whole home.
What to upgrade first
If you want to upgrade, start with the cabinet body and the hardware, not the finish. A good-looking door on a board that swells will not last, and you use the hinges and drawers every day.