Cabinet body
Cabinet body is one of the most important components of the kitchen that has a huge impact on its appearance and performance. Choosing the right body, in addition to increasing the durability of the cabinet, also helps improve the interior decoration of the kitchen. The body of the cabinets is usually of materials such as MDF, Higlas, natural wood and membranes, each of which has its own characteristics.
Kitchen
The kitchen cabinet body as a hidden but essential part of the cabinet structure has a direct impact on its durability and performance. In fact, what creates the main difference between different models of cabinets is the exterior of the cabinet, not the body. In most kitchen cabinets, the MDF bodies are made of 16mm thick on the market. However, in more luxurious and luxurious models, more durable materials such as polywood and natural wood are used to build the body, and are used in cheaper samples of metal bodies.
Design and construction of kitchen cabinet bodies
The cabinet body includes parts such as the side walls, the ceiling and floor of the ground and air cabinets, units and drawers. The quality of the materials used in the body as well as the accuracy of assembly play a key role in the strength of the cabinet. If the body is weak and inappropriate, the cabinet will not be able to withstand the weight of the containers, which can lead to financial or even financial loss or loss.
The body of the ground cabinet
Ground cabinet units with the final height of about 90 cm (including cabinet and pawn plate) are designed. These units are produced at a height of 72 cm and a depth of 55 cm. The ground unit usually has one floor and provides a good space for storing equipment.
Wall cabinet
Cabinet wall units are designed from 70 to 110 cm according to customer needs. The depth of these units varies from 30 to 35 cm, and in the two -staircase models, the upper part of the cabinet reaches 50 cm. The number of inner floors is also from one to two floors depending on the height.
Suitable material for making cabinet body
The variety of materials suitable for making the cabinet body is very broad. Each material offers certain benefits and challenges, depending on its physical and chemical properties. Factors such as durability, moisture resistance, capability, weight, cost and appearance are all involved in choosing the right material. Some materials are more suitable for humid environments, while others are more durable. Also, colorability and creation of a variety of designs are important factors in choosing materials. Knowing the characteristics of each material and its adaptation to the specific needs of the project is the key to success in the construction of a quality and lasting cabinet.
MDF sheets
MDF sheets (MDF) are one of the most commonly used materials for making the cabinet body. The material, which stands for Medium Density Fiberboard, is produced by a combination of wood fibers and synthetic resins under high pressure and heat. MDF is a popular option for building a cabinet body due to its smooth and uniform surface, excellent cutability and relative resistance to moisture.
Natural wood
Natural wood, with its inherent beauty and unique durability, is still one of the most popular materials for making the cabinet body. Different types of wood such as oak, walnut, maple and beech, each with their unique texture and color, allow for the creation of a variety of customized designs. Natural wood not only has high strength, but it also becomes more beautiful over time.
This material has the ability to repair and regenerate, which extends the useful life of the cabinet. In addition, natural wood is a good thermal insulation and can help control the kitchen temperature. Of course, the use of natural wood requires proper care, including periodic lubrication and moisture protection. Despite the higher price than other materials, the wooden cabinets are still a clever choice due to the durability, beauty and value added to the kitchen space.
Corine stone
Corine Stone is a advanced artificial substance that has gained popularity in recent years among the suitable materials for making the cabinet body. Made from the combination of natural minerals and acrylic resins, it offers unique features. Corinne is highly stain -resistant, scratch and moisture, which makes it ideal for the high -end and overwhelming environment of the kitchen. One of the main benefits of Corinne is its high ability to create integrated, seamless designs. This feature not only enhances visual beauty, but also makes it easier to clean and maintain. Corine is available in a wide range of colors and patterns and can mimic the appearance of natural stone, wood or even glass. In addition, if the damage is damaged, the corine can be repaired and reconstructed, which extends the useful life of the cabinet. Although the initial cost of Corine may be higher, high durability and low need of maintenance make it a valuable investment to build the cabinet body.