Commercial

Why is frameless cabinetry often the go-to option in commercial settings?

Frameless cabinets are a style of cabinetry where the cabinet box doesn’t have a front frame, unlike traditional cabinets that have a face frame around the edges. in a frameless design, the doors are mounted directly onto the inside of the cabinet, which creates a sleek, modern look with more accessible space inside.

More storage space: the opening to the cabinet is larger, giving you more usable interior space.

Modern Appearance: the lack of a frame creates clean lines and a minimalist design.

Full Access: Provide full access to the interior of the cabinet, as the doors swing open without obstruction from the frame.

Stronger construction: the cabinet’s structure uses strong materials, thicker panels, and advanced techniques for durability and stability.

what kind of materials are used for Frameless cabinets?

High pressure laminate (HPL) - High pressure laminate is a durable, versatile material commonly used for surfaces like countertops, cabinetry, wall panels, and furniture. it’s made by fusing layers of paper and resin together under high heat and pressure. the result is a hard, sturdy surface that’s resistant to scratches, stains, and moisture.

ultra-Matte-Traceless - A special type of laminate finish designed to have a sleek, modern look while being highly resistant to fingerprints and smudges. this finish is part of wilsonart’s line of laminate surfaces and is particularly popular for its matte appearance, which has a soft, elegant look without any shine or gloss. the “traceless” aspect refers to its ability to minimize visible marks like fingerprints, water spots, or smudges, which makes it much easier to keep looking clean and pristine compared to more traditional high-gloss or even standard matte laminates.

Thermally infused laminate (TFL) - a type of laminate that’s created by bonding a decorative paper layer to a substrate, typically a wood panel like particleboard or MDF, using high heat and pressure. it’s a more budget-friendly alternative to HPL but still offers durability and a smooth surface.