From what will be the facades of your kitchen - solid or frame, wooden or aluminum, will largely depend on the style of the interior and the life of the furniture. Therefore, the issue of choice must be approached in a balanced and conscious manner.
Types of furniture facades for the kitchen
Structurally the facades can be integral and frame. Solid or paneled facades are a continuous layer of material on which the finish coat is applied or its lining is made. Such facades can be made of solid wood or more accessible materials, the most practical of which is MDF.
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Furniture facades for the kitchen from the massif are not a product of mass production or mass production. They are quite expensive, because they are carried out in most cases on an individual order.
While more democratic and most common furniture facades for the kitchen are made of wood boards - MDF or chipboard. They are laminated, lined with plastic or painted with a mixture of varnish and paint.
The second type of furniture facades for the kitchen - frame . They are a rectangular frame into which a panel of another material is inserted. Options for combining materials in this case are wood and glass, MDF and chipboard, aluminum and glass.
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Of course, the glass elements of the facade are not particularly practical, but their highly aesthetic role is unquestionable. The most acceptable form of using glass inserts is in the form of stained glass and glazing of frame facades of a small area. As a rule, this applies to suspended cabinets.
Curved facades
Furniture facades for kitchen from a tree can have the non-standard form. Curved or radial facades are obtained by bending and gluing veneer sheets, which after drying form a strong and rounded fabric. According to another technology, MDF is initially formed and bent at a certain angle.
Bent facades at a cost higher than usual. As a rule, they are used as end elements, which is especially important when the last locker is standing or hanging at the door. It is also common to use such facades for the arrangement of a kitchen island or peninsula.
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The peculiarity of bent facades is that from them it is possible to build unusual furniture compositions without a single acute angle. They provide security, in addition, have a stunning appearance.