Door panels should be installed symmetrically, at consistent height, and all seam widths should be uniform. Handles should be on the same horizontal line (except for special designs). Countertops should be smooth and glossy, without obvious scratches, and seams should be inconspicuous. Water supply and drainage connections should be unobstructed, and drainage should not allow backflow of gas. Drawers should close automatically after being pulled out approximately 50mm (for damping drawers), indicating stronger load-bearing capacity.
The advantages and longevity of integrated kitchen cabinets are undeniable. However, the current market order is not yet fully developed. Therefore, developers and consumers should be wary of unscrupulous merchants who may use deceptive tactics in pricing, contracts, and product details to pursue higher profits.
Good installation quality is a crucial part of ensuring the quality of integrated kitchen cabinets and is the most important factor in avoiding problems after use. Consumers should pay close attention to this, which will encourage merchants to take it seriously and strive for the best possible installation.
