As an alternative to wood and painted cabinetry, the Thermofoil Collection features durable and easy-to-clean antibacterial finishes.
This collection is not available in all markets. For more information, please speak with your Authorized Superior Cabinets Representative.
What are Thermofoil Cabinets?
Thermofoil cabinets are crafted by bonding a vinyl laminate to a medium-density fiberboard (MDF) core using heat and pressure. This process results in a sleek, seamless, durable, and visually appealing surface. The primary appeal of Thermofoil Cabinets is their value and price point, which can’t be beaten. Also known in the cabinet industry as Thermoplastic, Thermofoil Cabinets offer a perfectly smooth surface, combining beauty and functionality.
13 Finishes – Thermofoil Collection
Choose from eight solid colours or five vertical wood grain finish options. View the entire Thermofoil Collection Finish Options Here.
4 Door Styles – Thermofoil Collection
Select from the top trending door styles. Our thermofoil doors are pressed using the industry’s highest-quality method, resulting in a beautiful, moulded one-piece door that provides a clean and consistent look. All the backs of doors and fronts are white Thermofused Melamine for the highest level of durability and cleanability. View the Thermofoil Collection Doors Here.
Summary
The Thermofoil Collection offers a cost-effective, durable, and low-maintenance cabinetry solution with sleek finishes and a variety of door styles, perfect for both modern and traditional home designs.
If you want to learn more about the Sandwash Collection, contact a Superior Cabinets Kitchen Designer in Saskatoon, Regina, Edmonton, Calgary, or Winnipeg. Contact a Superior Cabinets Authorized Dealer Partner in Canada or the USA if you are outside those regions.
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