Kitchen cabinets for private-label programs
Kika Mobel manufactures kitchen cabinetry for studios, retailers, and furniture brands from approved product files. Cabinet construction, materials, decors, edges, and hardware follow the buyer's specification and a documented technical review.
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Manufacturing scope
Provide dimensioned views or CAD/PDF files, a cabinet and variant schedule, and quantities by version. Clearly identify appliance interfaces, service voids, drilling patterns, and non-standard construction details.
State board type and thickness, decor reference, edge requirement, and intended hardware. Kika Mobel reviews how that combination affects construction and production preparation before including it in a proposal.
The CAD-to-production workflow supports the transfer of approved data into cutting, CNC machining, and edge processing. Any design change must be resolved into a controlled revision before manufacturing approval.
A binding proposal depends on the product, quantity, data quality, specification, and destination—not on a generic price or delivery promise.
Materials, decors, and hardware are defined from the buyer's requirements and reviewed for the proposed construction.
Flat-pack or assembled supply can be assessed once construction, packaging, handling, and transport requirements are known.
EXW is one possible basis. Any other delivery option is agreed for the specific destination and order.
Price, quantity, timing, packaging scope, and responsibilities become binding only after technical review and written agreement.
A complete technical package makes the manufacturing and commercial assessment clearer.
No. This service concerns the agreed kitchen furniture scope. Appliances, worktops, installation, and other trades are included only if they are expressly assessed and quoted.
Yes. Buyer-nominated hardware can be reviewed, provided the fittings, drilling data, construction, and availability are confirmed for the project.
Provide drawings, cabinet and variant schedules, quantities, material and decor requirements, hardware, delivery form, destination, and requested timing.
Submit the cabinet schedule, drawings, quantities, decors, and hardware so the technical and commercial assessment can begin.
