Since we are working across different countries, only the on-site team or your local project manager has
full visibility of the actual conditions.
Therefore, it’s very important that you or your representative double-check all relevant site conditions
before finalizing any drawings.
Below are simple instructions for measuring your site.
Step 1
Preparation
Before
Measurement
Finish walls, floors, ceilings (tile, plaster, mold). Confirm pipes, outlets, gas lines.
If unfinished, provide final dimensions. Builder follows our sizes; we add fillers for minor gaps.
Send site photos if possible.
Step 2
Draw Your
Kitchen Shape
Start by drawing the basic shape of your kitchen. Decide if it’s a galley, U-shaped, or L-shaped
kitchen. Only show the walls where you want to install cabinets, and include key elements like main
walls and corners.
Step 3
Add Fixed Items
Next, add all items that cannot be moved, such as doors, windows, obstructions or other permanent
fixtures. Use simple lines to mark their positions—this helps you clearly see where cabinets can be
placed.
Design Services
Once we have taken architectural drawings or hand sketch and discussed all the product options with you, we can
move forward to the exciting part—the design phase!
Here’s how it works
After Measurements
and Consultation
Once we’ve completed the measurements of your kitchen and had a discussion with you about your
preferences and needs, we’ll use this information to create your design.
Design Process
We will provide you with professional kitchen design drawings, including:
Full-color 3D digital renderings of your new kitchen, visually presenting the final effect.
2D floor plans, clearly showing the layout of cabinets, appliances and other facilities.
First Review
When the designs are ready, we’ll share them with you. This will give you a clear idea of what your new
kitchen will look like.
Revisions
If you need to make changes to the dimensions or layout after reviewing the designs, don’t worry! We
offer free revision. We’ll adjust the design until all the dimensions are confirmed and you’re
completely satisfied.
Final Approval
Once everything is perfect and all the details are confirmed, we’ll finalize the design and move on to
the next steps.
Our goal is to ensure that you’re happy with every detail of your kitchen design before we proceed further.
Material and Finish Selection
The quality and performance of kitchen cabinets depend heavily on the materials used, which affect durability,
looks, and upkeep. Budget is also a key factor when making your selection. For your reference, we have outlined
the most widely used cabinet materials, including their features, advantages, disadvantages, and maintenance
advice.
9 Common Types of Kitchen
Cabinet Materials:
Hardwood
Hardwood is one of the most popular cabinet materials for its traditional appearance and durability.
Made Of: Oak, maple, cherry, and hickory as single, unbroken pieces of natural
wood.
Pros: Hardwood cabinets are durable, long-lasting, and can withstand heavy use.
They offer natural beauty and a wide range of stains and finishes. Hardwood is also a non-toxic
material.
Cons: They’re expensive compared to other materials, and they may warp over time
in humid conditions.
Care Requirements: Regular dusting and occasional polishing with a gentle,
wood-friendly cleaner will keep hardwood cabinets looking their best.
Wood Veneer
Hardwood is one of the most popular cabinet materials for its traditional appearance and durability.
Made Of: Oak, maple, cherry, and hickory as single, unbroken pieces of natural
wood.
Pros: Hardwood cabinets are durable, long-lasting, and can withstand heavy use.
They offer natural beauty and a wide range of stains and finishes. Hardwood is also a non-toxic
material.
Cons: They’re expensive compared to other materials, and they may warp over time
in humid conditions.
Care Requirements: Regular dusting and occasional polishing with a gentle,
wood-friendly cleaner will keep hardwood cabinets looking their best.
Plywood
Hardwood is one of the most popular cabinet materials for its traditional appearance and durability.
Made Of: Oak, maple, cherry, and hickory as single, unbroken pieces of natural
wood.
Pros: Hardwood cabinets are durable, long-lasting, and can withstand heavy use.
They offer natural beauty and a wide range of stains and finishes. Hardwood is also a non-toxic
material.
Cons: They’re expensive compared to other materials, and they may warp over time
in humid conditions.
Care Requirements: Regular dusting and occasional polishing with a gentle,
wood-friendly cleaner will keep hardwood cabinets looking their best.
Thermofoil
Hardwood is one of the most popular cabinet materials for its traditional appearance and durability.
Made Of: Oak, maple, cherry, and hickory as single, unbroken pieces of natural
wood.
Pros: Hardwood cabinets are durable, long-lasting, and can withstand heavy use.
They offer natural beauty and a wide range of stains and finishes. Hardwood is also a non-toxic
material.
Cons: They’re expensive compared to other materials, and they may warp over time
in humid conditions.
Care Requirements: Regular dusting and occasional polishing with a gentle,
wood-friendly cleaner will keep hardwood cabinets looking their best.
Laminate
Hardwood is one of the most popular cabinet materials for its traditional appearance and durability.
Made Of: Oak, maple, cherry, and hickory as single, unbroken pieces of natural
wood.
Pros: Hardwood cabinets are durable, long-lasting, and can withstand heavy use.
They offer natural beauty and a wide range of stains and finishes. Hardwood is also a non-toxic
material.
Cons: They’re expensive compared to other materials, and they may warp over time
in humid conditions.
Care Requirements: Regular dusting and occasional polishing with a gentle,
wood-friendly cleaner will keep hardwood cabinets looking their best.
Particleboard
Hardwood is one of the most popular cabinet materials for its traditional appearance and durability.
Made Of: Oak, maple, cherry, and hickory as single, unbroken pieces of natural
wood.
Pros: Hardwood cabinets are durable, long-lasting, and can withstand heavy use.
They offer natural beauty and a wide range of stains and finishes. Hardwood is also a non-toxic
material.
Cons: They’re expensive compared to other materials, and they may warp over time
in humid conditions.
Care Requirements: Regular dusting and occasional polishing with a gentle,
wood-friendly cleaner will keep hardwood cabinets looking their best.
MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard)
Hardwood is one of the most popular cabinet materials for its traditional appearance and durability.
Made Of: Oak, maple, cherry, and hickory as single, unbroken pieces of natural
wood.
Pros: Hardwood cabinets are durable, long-lasting, and can withstand heavy use.
They offer natural beauty and a wide range of stains and finishes. Hardwood is also a non-toxic
material.
Cons: They’re expensive compared to other materials, and they may warp over time
in humid conditions.
Care Requirements: Regular dusting and occasional polishing with a gentle,
wood-friendly cleaner will keep hardwood cabinets looking their best.
Melamine
Hardwood is one of the most popular cabinet materials for its traditional appearance and durability.
Made Of: Oak, maple, cherry, and hickory as single, unbroken pieces of natural
wood.
Pros: Hardwood cabinets are durable, long-lasting, and can withstand heavy use.
They offer natural beauty and a wide range of stains and finishes. Hardwood is also a non-toxic
material.
Cons: They’re expensive compared to other materials, and they may warp over time
in humid conditions.
Care Requirements: Regular dusting and occasional polishing with a gentle,
wood-friendly cleaner will keep hardwood cabinets looking their best.
Stainless Steel: Whole Cabinet
Hardwood is one of the most popular cabinet materials for its traditional appearance and durability.
Made Of: Oak, maple, cherry, and hickory as single, unbroken pieces of natural
wood.
Pros: Hardwood cabinets are durable, long-lasting, and can withstand heavy use.
They offer natural beauty and a wide range of stains and finishes. Hardwood is also a non-toxic
material.
Cons: They’re expensive compared to other materials, and they may warp over time
in humid conditions.
Care Requirements: Regular dusting and occasional polishing with a gentle,
wood-friendly cleaner will keep hardwood cabinets looking their best.
Production Process
Design
Cutting
CNC milling
6 Sides Drilling
Edge Banding
Surface Polish
Loading
Package
Assembly package
and quality inspect
Panels clean
Laminate
Spray lacquer
Quality Control
At Easy Top Furniture, we believe quality is the foundation of our business. To ensure the highest standards for
every order, cabinet, and panel, we follow a strict quality control process in three key stages:
Before Production
Before starting production, we recommend that our clients double-check all measurements on the drawings by
conducting a final measurement at the job site. Once confirmed, we produce the cabinets strictly according
to these approved drawings.
Before Production
Before starting production, we recommend that our clients double-check all measurements on the drawings by
conducting a final measurement at the job site. Once confirmed, we produce the cabinets strictly according
to these approved drawings.
Before Production
Before starting production, we recommend that our clients double-check all measurements on the drawings by
conducting a final measurement at the job site. Once confirmed, we produce the cabinets strictly according
to these approved drawings.
Packing & Shipping
Proper packing is essential to ensure your goods arrive safely from China to your destination. Our packing
methods, whether flat packing or assembled packing, are designed to be secure and durable for long-distance
transportation.
Flat Packing (Knock-Down Cabinets)
Flat-packed cabinets ship as separate panels for on-site assembly.
Saves container space and lowers shipping costs, but requires more time and skill to install.
Assembled Packing (Pre-Assembled Cabinets)
Shipped fully built, ready to install.
Best for smaller cabinets (wall/base); larger units (pantries/wardrobes) often safer flat-packed.
Faster, easier installation reduces on-site labor; issues caught pre-shipment, lowering error risk.
Uses more container space, increasing shipping costs.
Shipping Process
Our loading team carefully handles cabinets, guaranteeing zero loading damage for perfect delivery.
Installation Support
A successful installation is key to bringing your new kitchen project to life. Proper installation not only
prevents potential issues but also transforms your kitchen from ordinary to exceptional. Having an
experienced
installation team makes all the difference.
We provide:
Standard Installation Guides: Detailed drawings and step-by-step installation video to
help you easily
assemble and install your kitchen.
Ongoing Support: Our team is always available to answer any questions you may have
during
the process.
If you don’t have access to experienced workers, we can send our professional technicians to your job
site
to assist with the installation. Please note that this service comes with an additional cost.
Let us know how we can support you in making your kitchen project a success!
