Facades

Custom-made furniture facades
for any interior

Furniture facades are one of the key elements that define the visual appearance, style, and durability of furniture. Modern technologies make it possible to manufacture facades from various materials: solid wood, MDF, laminated chipboard (LCP), veneer, as well as combined solutions with aluminum frames and glass or plastic inserts.

Regardless of the chosen material, high-quality facades give our designers the opportunity to realize any ideas and create a harmonious, complete overall look of the furniture. They combine aesthetics and functionality, making every space and interior unique and comfortable for everyday use.

We offer a wide range of materials, as well as color selection according to the RAL and NCS color palettes. RAL is the most widely used color system in the world, comprising 213 colors, while NCS is a natural color system considered one of the most accurate models of human color perception.

Wide selection of furniture facade materials

Veneered facades

This is the best alternative to solid wood. This material is a thin sheet of natural wood.
Veneering is carried out using a hot pressing process, in which a thin veneer sheet is applied to a base (MDF or solid wood) using high-quality bonding agents. This method makes it possible to obtain a beautiful and durable material that visually imitates natural wood. Veneered facades have an attractive appearance that allows designers to realize any artistic idea.

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Laminate facades

Laminate LCP is laminated chipboard. Lamination means that the board has an external decorative coating. It is ideal for furniture manufacturing, has a wide variety of textures, and is easy to process.

It ensures high surface durability of furniture. It has high wear resistance. The thickness of laminated chipboard can vary from 10 mm to 38 mm.

Solid wood facades

Solid wood is one of the most relevant and popular materials that never goes out of fashion and continues to remain a core material in furniture manufacturing. Solid hardwood is a hallmark of expensive classic-style kitchen furniture. It successfully combines reliability and beauty. Made from hardwood species such as oak, cherry, walnut, beech, and others.

Facade systems include:

Painted MDF facades

MDF is a medium-density fibreboard. It differs from chipboard by higher strength and a wider thickness range. It is manufactured through a dry pressing process by pressing wood fibres at high temperature and pressure.

Painted MDF is a modern solution in furniture manufacturing. Painting is carried out using modern enamels. It has various surface structures. The surface can be matte, glossy, or pearlescent. The surface is highly durable and resistant to external influences. Thanks to multiple layers of lacquer, the service life of the manufactured furniture is extended.

Panel facades

The panel gives the facade a particularly beautiful and expensive appearance. It is the main decorative element of facades and doors. It can have various relief shapes. Panel-type facades do not deform over time and visually resemble natural wood.

In use, panel facades are practical and reliable. They retain their shape well during daily use, are resistant to minor mechanical loads, and maintain a high-quality visual appearance for a long time. This solution is widely used in kitchens, wardrobes, and interior doors, where both appearance and durability are important.

Aluminum frame facades

They consist of an aluminum frame around the perimeter and an infill. Various infill materials can be used for facades: glass (clear, decorative, colored), plastic, as well as MDF. These types of facades are more durable due to the metal profile frame. The price is usually higher than that of MDF facades.