Room and layout
Confirmed walls, ceiling conditions, door and window positions, service points and appliance locations.
Custom cabinetry · project supply
Custom Kitchen Cabinets for Real Projects
Plan kitchens around your drawings, appliance schedule, finish direction and delivery requirements—whether you are specifying one villa or repeating layouts across an apartment or hospitality project.
Made-to-order cabinetryDrawings and specifications reviewedExport packing coordinated
A decision page for project buyers
Start with how the kitchen must work—not only how it should look.
A useful kitchen quotation begins with the room, appliances, storage needs and installation conditions. Lonsail Building develops made-to-order cabinet packages from confirmed project information, then coordinates the visible finish, cabinet construction, hardware, accessories and packing method as one specification.
This page helps contractors, developers, designers, dealers and qualified homeowners choose a direction before sending drawings. If several rooms must share the same palette, the kitchen can also be coordinated with wardrobes, bathroom vanities and storage cabinetry.
Cabinet types and finish directions
Choose the closest starting point.
Each entry leads to a focused product page. Final dimensions, materials and details are confirmed from your project rather than copied from a showroom image.
Modern / Slab
Clean flat fronts for contemporary apartments, villas and hospitality interiors.
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Handleless
Integrated grip, Gola-profile or push-to-open directions for uninterrupted cabinet lines.
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Shaker
Framed door styling that can move from restrained transitional schemes to classic interiors.
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Classic / Raised-Panel
Decorative profiles, cornices and coordinated feature details for traditional spaces.
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Flat-Pack / RTA
A packing and assembly route for projects that need lower shipping volume or local assembly.
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Solid Wood
Natural timber character and profiled door options for projects where material expression matters.
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Lacquer
Controlled matte or gloss colour for clean fronts, feature panels and tailored palettes.
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Acrylic / High-Gloss
Reflective, easy-clean front options for modern kitchens and display-led schemes.
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Melamine / Laminate
Practical decorative surfaces for repeatable specifications, rental projects and value-led packages.
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Wood Veneer
Natural grain direction and warm material contrast without the visual weight of solid timber.
View Wood Veneer →Specification before production
Six decisions that make a kitchen order buildable.
A style image is a reference. The approved specification is what controls production, checking, packing and site coordination.
Carcass construction
Board type, thickness, exposed edges, cabinet depths, moisture requirements and assembly format.
Doors and visible panels
Profile, substrate, colour, sheen, grain direction, end panels, fillers and decorative details.
Hardware and storage
Hinges, runners, lift systems, drawer boxes, pull-outs, bins, corner storage and internal lighting.
Worktop interfaces
Countertop thickness, sink and hob cut-outs, waterfall ends, backsplash and appliance clearances.
Packing and identification
Assembled or flat-pack format, room/unit labels, accessory packs and site distribution sequence.
Configuration framework
Translate the design direction into an order schedule.
Actual availability and final recommendations depend on the selected finish, project quantity, performance requirement and destination.
Cabinet layout
Base, wall, tall and appliance housings; islands, peninsulas, pantries and open display sections as required by the plan.
Carcass options
Project-selected board specification with confirmed thickness, surface, moisture requirement and exposed-edge treatment.
Door and panel finishes
Melamine or laminate, lacquer, acrylic, veneer and selected solid-wood directions, subject to sample approval.
Hardware
Soft-close hinges and runners, lift-up mechanisms, drawer systems and specified accessory hardware.
Internal storage
Cutlery, pantry, waste, bottle, corner and tall-unit solutions selected around the intended use and budget.
Interfaces
Appliance, sink, worktop, backsplash, lighting, electrical and plumbing information checked against the approved cabinet drawings.
Packing route
Cabinet dimensions and destination determine whether assembled, knock-down or mixed packing is suitable.
Project fit
Different buyers need different cabinet decisions.
Tell us the project type early so drawing detail, sampling, repeatability and packing can be planned around the actual procurement route.
Villas and custom homes
Prioritise room-specific storage, finish coordination, appliance integration and a clear approval trail.
Apartment developments
Control repeated unit types, mirrored layouts, quantities, labels and consistent finish batches.
Hospitality projects
Coordinate compact planning, durable finishes, operating requirements and room-by-room distribution.
Dealers and contractors
Define repeatable specifications, sample references, packaging format and documents for local delivery or installation.
Details behind the elevation
Storage, materials and appliance interfaces must agree.
Good-looking fronts are only one part of the kitchen. The useful specification also resolves access, internal storage, worktop junctions and installation clearances.
Visible surfaces, stone interfaces and appliance positions are coordinated before production details are released.
Internal storage is selected around access, capacity and budget.
The visual direction is translated into measurable cabinet and site requirements.
Prepare a useful inquiry
What to send for a meaningful kitchen review.
You do not need a perfect tender package for the first discussion. Send what is available and identify what is still provisional.
Plans or room dimensions
Floor plan, elevations, site measurements or marked-up sketches showing openings and ceiling conditions.
Appliance schedule
Models or required openings for refrigerator, ovens, dishwasher, hob, hood and other built-in equipment.
Style and finish direction
Reference images, colour codes, material samples or a clear description of the intended look.
Quantity and unit mix
Number of kitchens, repeated layouts, mirrored types and any room or apartment numbering system.
Project location and timing
Destination, target delivery window and whether consolidation with other cabinetry is required.
Expected supply scope
Cabinetry only or coordination involving worktops, sinks, accessories, handles, lighting and related items.
Important: final pricing and production release depend on confirmed measurements, materials, hardware, quantities and scope. Early estimates should not be treated as a finished production specification.
Kitchen order path
From project information to packed cabinetry.
The exact sequence varies by project, but every order needs defined information, documented approval and checks before shipment.
Review
Clarify plans, quantities, scope, destination and unresolved site information.
Develop
Prepare or coordinate cabinet drawings, material direction and functional details.
Approve
Confirm dimensions, finishes, hardware, appliances, price and documented order details.
Produce and check
Manufacture against approved information and complete applicable in-process and pre-packing checks.
Pack and support
Identify packages, coordinate shipment information and provide the agreed installation or after-sales support.
See the complete cross-category workflow on our Services overview, or review how project orders move forward.
Buyer questions
Kitchen cabinet FAQ.
Answers are intentionally project-based. Exact values are confirmed after reviewing your quantity, specification and destination.
Can you work from architectural or interior-design drawings?
Yes. Plans, elevations, appliance information and finish references can be reviewed to define the cabinet package. Missing site information will be identified before final approval.
Can one order include kitchens, wardrobes and bathroom vanities?
Yes. These categories can be coordinated as a whole-home or multi-room package, including aligned colours, materials, hardware levels and package identification where appropriate.
Do you offer assembled and flat-pack kitchen cabinets?
Both routes can be discussed. The suitable format depends on cabinet construction, shipping volume, destination handling, local assembly capability and project risk.
Can you match a colour or material sample?
Colour and finish matching can be reviewed against a supplied sample or agreed reference. Production should proceed only after the applicable sample and specification are approved.
What determines the quotation and lead time?
Cabinet dimensions, quantity, door finish, carcass specification, hardware, accessories, worktop scope, drawing status, packing method and destination all affect cost and schedule.
What should be checked before production starts?
Approved dimensions, appliance openings, material and colour references, hardware, quantities, opening directions, exposed panels, fillers, service clearances and the final supply scope should all be documented.
Start with the information you already have
Send the plan. Define the kitchen together.
Share your drawings, quantity, appliance information and visual direction. We will help identify the decisions needed before a reliable quotation and production specification can be prepared.