Commercial Modern Australian Standard Pantry Stainless Kitchen Cabinets Island

This simple design stainless kitchen cabinet can meet your personal cooking needs and large storage needs with these base cabinet and the tall base cabinet, also would change to clean and orderly in your kitchen, that can make your home looks high graded.

Product Features:

	Stainless steel sink with a high faucet, which is below the countetrop
Stainless steel countertop Door panel with G-shape handle
	Stainless steel skirting board, it is not easy to wear

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FAQ

Q1. What is Stainless Steel?

-Stainless steel is an alloy of Iron with a minimum of 11% Chromium. Chromium produces a thin layer of oxide on the surface of the steel known as the 'passive layer'. This prevents any further corrosion of the surface. Increasing the amount of Chromium gives an increased resistance to corrosion.

Q2. Does Stainless Steel Scratch?

-Overtime the stainless steel surface will superficially scratch and mark to form a 'patina', which becomes a feature of the

surface. These marks are purely superficial.

Q3. Is Stainless Steel Durable?

-Stainless steel is extremely durable- A stainless steel worktop will last for many, many years. In our view it would not wear out. The stainless steel surface also remains totally hygienic over it's lifetime.

Q4. Can the cabinets come in any size i want?

-All our kitchen cabinets/worktops are made to order and you can select from a huge catalogue of shapes and sizes fulfilling most needs. However if you have a special request please contact us with your requirements.

Q5. Are your kitchens easy to install?

-Yes we would say that certain items such as straight worktops and splashbacks are easy to install. 'L' shaped worktops are a little more difficult because of the joints. Cabinets come pre-assembled and with brackets to secure them to walls, so again quite simple. Complete kitchens are reasonably straightforward as long as a competent person is installing them.