KIT-18DS124
AquaGlass wall-cabinet front
Kitchen- Best for
- Display, where what is inside is meant to be seen and kept that way.
- Watch out
- It is a daily commitment to tidiness, and it is the option most often regretted in a working kitchen.
- Cost effect
- Comparable to translucent.
- Scope effect
- Upgraded interior carcass finishes, shelf materials, and lighting routing must be specified and fixed before fabrication, overriding standard defaults.
- Responsible
- Supplied and installed by ALUMAX
- Best for
- A continuous wall where the cabinetry should not be read as storage at all.
- Watch out
- Nothing is findable without opening a door, which is the commonest daily annoyance in a deep wall run.
- Cost effect
- The reference point.
- Scope effect
- Fronts are fixed before fabrication; internal storage accessories should be fixed at carcass order to compensate for the blocked visibility.
- Responsible
- Supplied and installed by ALUMAX
- Best for
- Hiding the contents while keeping the wall light, so a full cabinet still reads as calm.
- Watch out
- It shows a silhouette, not nothing — a bright interior light makes the contents legible again.
- Cost effect
- Above an opaque front.
- Scope effect
- Interior lighting specifications and cable routing must be fixed before the carcass order, as illumination changes how these fronts read.
- Responsible
- Supplied and installed by ALUMAX
ELS field guidanceSettle before cabinets are cut (fabrication) · costly to change later · after KIT-17 AquaGlass door finish
Supplied and installed by ALUMAX
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