Custom Lacquer Kitchen Cabinets for Your Projects
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Custom Kitchen Cabintes
From hotels, apartments, restaurants, and residential kitchens, baths and recreational spaces, PA always meets all your custom lacquer kitchen cabinets needs. Catering to special events, architectural projects, and any other requirements of unique kitchen. Our customization options include:
Base Material
PA Kitchen and Furniture makes most of its cabinets with wood as it is one of nature’s most sturdy materials that’s best suited for crafting furniture. Before the production process, they select some of the most delicate wood species, and these include oak, cherry, ash, birch, pine, hickory, maple, and many more.
Door Panel
Our door panels come in different shapes and forms, but their most popular style is the Shaker since it’s often requested. This cabinet door variation is constructed with two primary materials, which are glass and wood. Still, mostly wood since it’s more abundant and some wood-like materials are less expensive to acquire and furnish.
High Quality Hardware
We develops the advantage of resources integration to enlarge the supply chain, and hope to set up strategic partnership with top raw material suppliers from technique, panel materials to hardware accessories so we could ensure the quality for each small process. For example, we have close partnership with Austria Blum, Germany Homag, Hettich, Rehao, China DTC to pursue each qualified detail.
Countertops
PA worktops always exude an impressive shine as they are made from materials that enhance the value of the entire piece of furniture. Some of the materials commonly used to make these concrete countertops include quartz, granite, marble, limestone, and many more.
Cabinet Production Process
FAQ
What are Lacquer Kitchen Cabinets?
Lacquer kitchen cabinets are cabinets that have been coated with a high-gloss, durable finish made from a type of resin called lacquer. This finish provides a smooth, reflective surface that is resistant to moisture and stains, making it a popular choice for kitchen cabinets. Lacquer can be applied in a variety of colors and finishes, including matte, satin, and high-gloss, allowing for a wide range of design options.
Is lacquer good for kitchen cabinets?
Lacquer can be a good option for kitchen cabinets because it creates a hard, durable, and smooth finish that is resistant to moisture, heat, and stains. However, it may require professional application and proper ventilation due to its strong fumes, and it may not be the best choice for cabinets that will be subject to frequent use or high impact. Ultimately, the suitability of lacquer for kitchen cabinets depends on factors such as the specific type of lacquer, the cabinet material, and the desired aesthetic and functional outcomes.
Lacquer vs Paint Kitchen Cabinets
Lacquer is a type of finish that creates a hard, durable coating, while paint is a pigmented liquid that covers the surface. Lacquer is often used for high-end cabinets because it provides a smooth, glossy finish and is resistant to moisture and wear. Paint can be a good option for cabinets if you want to add color or texture to the surface, but it may not be as durable as lacquer. Ultimately, the choice between lacquer and paint will depend on your specific needs and preferences.
How Much Do Lacquer Kitchen Cabinets Cost?
The price of lacquer cabinets is mostly dependent on the type of material you choose. Hardwoods are going to be the more expensive options while MDF, particleboards and melamine are more affordable. Other factors that will affect the costs are size, type of lacquer (gloss, matte) and layers you need to apply.
Lacquer Kitchen Cabinet Design Ideas
Lacquer kitchen cabinet are an exceptional choice for any kitchen. If you are looking for some inspiration on what customization option is best for you, take a look below.
How to lacquer kitchen cabinets?
1. Clean the cabinets thoroughly with a degreaser and let them dry completely.
2. Sand the cabinets lightly to remove any rough spots and create a smooth surface.
3. Apply wood filler to any gaps or holes in the cabinets and let it dry.
4. Sand the cabinets again to smooth out the wood filler and create a uniform surface.
5. Apply a primer to the cabinets and let it dry completely.
6. Lightly sand the cabinets again to remove any imperfections.
7. Apply the lacquer with a sprayer, working in thin and even coats. Let each coat dry completely before applying the next one.
8. Once the final coat has dried, lightly sand the cabinets again to remove any imperfections.
9. Apply a clear coat to protect the finish and let it dry completely.
Lacquer kitchen cabinets pros and cons
Pros
* Durable and long-lasting
* Smooth and glossy finish
* Resistant to water and stains
* Can be easily cleaned and maintained
Cons
* Expensive compared to other types of cabinets
* Prone to scratches and chips
* Difficult to repair if damaged
* Limited color options as lacquer typically comes in solid colors
