Explore your kitchen design, cabinets are generally divided into two categories – framed and frameless. Choose the most suitable cabinet door structure and style, from function to aesthetics, to find the perfect solution for you.

What is “Frameless” Cabinetry?

Frameless cabinets are the European way of making cabinets, and now this style is also very popular in the United States. It cancels the frame design and fixes the door panels directly through hinges.

1. The frameless design simplifies the structure and provides you with more storage space.
2. A more flexible internal layout allows easier access to the interior of the cabinet, making it easier to store dishes and cooking utensils.
3. The frameless design performs well in optimizing space utilization and is suitable for small kitchens that focus on functionality.

 Frameless cabinets were how cabinets were originally conceived in North America.

Aesthetic

Frameless

The representative of minimalism, with smooth and neat lines, creates a modern kitchen style. The frameless design makes the door panel look more unified, suitable for modern, shaker and other styles that pursue simple beauty.

The back of the cabinet fits the top, bottom and sides of the cabinet. Since there is no face frame, the two ends are automatically flush, presenting a simple and integrated effect. The installation process is more simplified, saving material costs.