Features

Great for open kitchens
Right sink
2100 mm wide
All stainless steel kitchen tidy cabinet with sink, doors & drawers

• 700 mm deep × 900 mm high + 150 mm splashback
• "Punched" bowls
• Bowl size: 450 mm W × 450 mm D × 300 mm H
• 90 mm Ø drain hole
• Pre-assembled with all welded joints
• Top & frame: 1.2 mm SUS304 grade (18/8), hairline finish
• Doors & drawers: 0.9 mm

2 Years Parts only Warranty

All stainless steel cabinets with sink, convenient doors, and drawers to keep kitchens tidy and hide clutter

Why Choose a Stainless Steel Kitchen Cabinet?

Stainless steel kitchen cabinets combine strength, hygiene, and modern aesthetics. They resist corrosion, stains, and bacterial growth, making them ideal for kitchens, laboratories, medical facilities, and industrial environments. Compared with wood or laminate, stainless steel offers superior longevity and easier maintenance.

Key Benefits

• Durability: High tensile strength and resistance to dents and impact make this product ideal for heavy-duty use.
• Hygiene: Non-porous surfaces that are easy to sanitise.
• Corrosion Resistance: Suitable for moist or chemical-prone environments.
• Low Maintenance: Simple cleaning with mild detergents keeps surfaces of the sink cabinets pristine.
• Customisable: Available in various grades, finishes, sizes, and configurations, including options for height and shelf placement.

Common Uses

Stainless steel cabinets are widely used in:

• Commercial kitchens and food preparation areas
• Medical and dental clinics for sterile storage
• Laboratories and clean rooms
• Industrial workshops and garages
• Outdoor kitchens and utility areas

Types and Features to Consider

When selecting a stainless steel cabinet, consider:

• Grade: 304 grade stainless steel is known for its durability and resistance to corrosion. 304 is common for indoor use; 316 provides better corrosion resistance for marine or harsh chemical environments.
• Finish: Brushed, satin, or mirror finishes affect appearance and scratch visibility.
• Construction: Welded vs. riveted seams — welded seams are stronger and easier to clean.
• Hardware: Heavy-duty hinges, lockable doors, adjustable shelving, and soft-close mechanisms.
• Customisation: Built-in sinks, ventilation, drawers, or casters for mobility.

Buying Guide

1. Measure your space: Confirm dimensions and clearance for doors and drawers.
2. Determine load capacity: Choose shelving and supports rated for your storage needs.
3. Check grade and finish: Match material grade to the environment where the cabinet will be used.
4. Inspect fabrication quality: Look for consistent seams, secure hardware, and warranty information when purchasing your product.
5. Compare suppliers: Read reviews, request lead times, and confirm installation or delivery options.

Maintenance and Cleaning

Proper care prolongs the life of a stainless steel cabinet:

• Clean regularly with warm water and mild detergent; rinse and dry to prevent water spots on your storage cabinets.
• Avoid abrasive pads or cleaners that can scratch the finish.
• Use 304 grade stainless steel cleaners or polishes sparingly to restore shine and remove fingerprints.
• For stubborn stains, a paste of baking soda and water can be applied gently along the grain of the storage cabinets.
• Inspect seals and hardware periodically and tighten or replace parts as needed.

Environmental and Cost Considerations

Stainless steel is recyclable and often made from recycled content, making stainless steel cabinets an eco-friendly choice. Initial cost is higher than many wood or laminate alternatives, but lower lifetime maintenance and longevity typically yield strong long-term value.