Choose each component for the selected kitchen system and the conditions at your site.
The modular reference catalogue describes extruded 6063-T5 aluminum cabinetry. Aluminum resists rust associated with iron, but its finish, joints and hardware still need appropriate care. Performance depends on the complete construction and the installation environment.
Selected enclosed kitchens use aluminum exterior panels with honeycomb inner panels. A panel is an assembly: its skins, core, thickness, bonding and finish should be identified for the chosen product. Material construction can help balance panel weight and stiffness, but it does not by itself establish a fire, wind or weather rating.
The supplied product families also include stainless steel and composite boards. For example, the KC-22 reference lists a 201 stainless-steel cabinet and an aluminum countertop. This is why material descriptions are confirmed per model and per component, instead of applying an all-aluminum claim to every kitchen.
Sintered stone, stone-based surfaces and stainless steel appear in different catalogue families. The 12 mm sintered-stone option belongs to the identified modular system; it is not a universal countertop specification. Confirm thickness, edge details, joins, cut-outs and support requirements.
Powder-coated colours, wood-effect finishes and countertop patterns are design choices. RAL 240 85 10 appears as an Air Blue finish reference in the modular catalogue; it is not a kitchen model. Approve samples and confirm hinges, handles, trims and leveling details for your chosen configuration.
Clean according to the selected finish and appliance instructions. Use gentle cleaning methods, rinse residues and dry surfaces where recommended. Coastal exposure, standing water, abrasive cleaners and unattended spills may require additional precautions. Ask for the care guidance relevant to the supplied materials.
