What every BULANEN cabinet includes as standard
Ten construction standards written into the base specification of every whole-house order — carcass engineering, edgebanding, hardware and detailing. Not upgrades. Not options. Standard.
Specification you would normally pay to add
Most cabinetry quotations look comparable on the surface and diverge entirely in the detail — the edgeband grade, the hinge, the runner, whether the base can ever be opened again. BULANEN publishes its base build so buyers can compare like for like.
Everything on this page is included in the standard price of a BULANEN order for residential and contract programmes alike.
Independent units versus shared-frame carcasses
Unit carcass
- Each box carries its own side panels and shelves — nothing is shared
- Load spreads evenly, so panels resist sagging and deformation
- Around 20% more panel material, measurably higher load capacity
- A single unit can be swapped out without refitting the whole run
Three grades of edge. We specify the two best ones.
PUR edgebanding — carcass standard
- Minimal adhesive volume
- Fine, discreet glue line
- Moisture-resistant, permanent bond
- Higher unit cost — absorbed by us
Select any item to see how it is specified
Independent unit carcasses
Each cabinet is built as a fully independent unit with its own side panels and shelves. Nothing is shared between neighbouring boxes, so load is distributed evenly and panels do not sag or deform under long-term weight.
- Roughly 20% more panel material than frame construction
- Even load distribution across every side panel
- A single damaged unit can be replaced without stripping out the run
- Extends the service life of the installation as a whole
Photographed from production, not rendered
Request the full standard configuration sheet
We will send the complete build specification, hardware schedule and material list so your team can benchmark it line by line against any other quotation.