Start with the furniture
Share the layout, door sizes, shelf arrangement and hardware concept so the panel brief follows the cabinet design.
Metal panel applications
Metal cabinetry panels
Metal panel selection for RV and yacht cabinet doors, carcasses and interior furniture, with finish, edge and hardware coordination.
Application sketch
Where it fits
A cabinet is a collection of connected details. Panel selection begins with the door, shelf or carcass and continues through the edge, hinge and fixing point.
- Cabinet doors and drawer fronts
- Cabinet carcasses and internal partitions
- Furniture panels and shelves
Define your panel package
Dimensions, panel construction, finishes and connection details are selected for each project.
Resolve the connections
Review hinge zones, fixing methods, inserts and exposed edges alongside the proposed panel construction.
Coordinate the finish
Discuss the colour, texture and edge treatment with the surrounding walls, ceiling and furniture details.
PROJECT CHECKLIST
Project considerations
- Panel build-up and target panel weight
- Hinges, fasteners and local reinforcement
- Edge treatment and visible finish
- Movement clearances and installation access
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Before you specify.
How are hinges and cabinet hardware coordinated?
Hinge positions, fasteners, inserts, local reinforcement and edge treatment are reviewed alongside the panel construction. Share the hardware proposal and furniture drawings so the fixing details can be agreed.
What information helps select cabinetry panels?
Provide the RV or yacht use, door and carcass dimensions, quantities, weight targets, finish direction, hardware concept and any project standards. Existing drawings or sketches help define the selection.
Where are the final panel specifications confirmed?
Panel construction, thickness, dimensions, finishes, available performance evidence and supply terms are confirmed for the selected panel and project. This page describes the application and does not replace an agreed specification.
LET’S WORK TOGETHER
Start a projectLet’s define your next project.
Bring a drawing, a material question, or an early idea. Start with the details you already have.