Design Profession Pte Ltd · Toa Payoh, Singapore

Aluminium Kitchen Cabinet Singapore

Waterproof, honeycomb-reinforced kitchen cabinets built to outlast wood.

We design, fabricate and install custom aluminium kitchen cabinets for HDB, condo and landed homes across Singapore, engineered with honeycomb panels and welded joints so they never swell, warp or rot in our humid climate.

100%Waterproof
ZeroFormaldehyde
FireResistant Build
20+ YearsLifespan
How It's Built

Honeycomb & Welded Construction, Not Just Aluminium

Most "aluminium kitchen cabinets" in Singapore are just hollow aluminium frames. Ours are reinforced for strength that actually holds up to daily kitchen use.

Honeycomb Aluminium Panels

Aircraft-grade honeycomb cores inside every cabinet door and carcass panel, far stronger than hollow aluminium, and resistant to dents and bending under load.

Precision-Welded Joints

Corners and frames are welded, not just screwed or clipped, so cabinets stay rigid for decades even with heavy pots, appliances and daily wear.

Zero-Formaldehyde Finish

No plywood, no particleboard, no toxic off-gassing. Safer air quality for your kitchen, especially important for families with children.

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Transparent Pricing

Aluminium Kitchen Cabinet Price in Singapore

We publish real price ranges because you deserve to know what you're paying for before you even call us.

Kitchen TypeTypical SizeEstimated Price Range
HDB 3-Room Kitchen6-8 linear ftS$3,000 - S$4,800
HDB 4/5-Room Kitchen8-12 linear ftS$4,800 - S$7,500
Condo Kitchen10-14 linear ftS$6,000 - S$9,500
Landed / Large Kitchen14+ linear ftS$9,500 and up

Final price depends on door finish, hardware (soft-close, pull-out baskets) and layout complexity. We provide a free itemised quote before any work begins, no hidden costs.

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Make an Informed Choice

Aluminium vs Wooden Kitchen Cabinets

Here's how aluminium holds up against traditional wood and plywood cabinets in Singapore's climate.

FeatureAluminium CabinetWooden Cabinet
Water Resistance100% waterproof, never swellsAbsorbs moisture, swells over time
TermitesCompletely termite-proofVulnerable without treatment
Fire SafetyNon-combustible, fire-resistantCombustible
FormaldehydeZero-formaldehyde availableOften contains formaldehyde glues
Lifespan20+ years8-12 years typical
MaintenanceWipe clean, low upkeepNeeds periodic resealing/repainting
Proven at Scale

Trusted Beyond Just Homes

Our kitchen and carpentry work isn't limited to residential projects. We've delivered custom aluminium carpentry for institutional clients including NTU hostels, meeting the durability standards required for high-traffic commercial use.

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Buying Guide

How to Choose the Right Kitchen Cabinet Finish

Not every aluminium cabinet looks the same. Here's what actually matters when picking a finish and layout for your kitchen.

Match the Finish to Your Kitchen's Light

Matte laminate finishes hide fingerprints and water spots better in bright, sunlit kitchens, while gloss finishes reflect light well in darker, enclosed kitchens. Wood-grain aluminium finishes give the warmth of timber without the maintenance, a popular middle ground for HDB kitchens.

Plan Storage Around How You Actually Cook

Deep drawers suit households that cook daily and need quick access to pots and pans, while tall pull-out pantries work better for smaller kitchens with limited floor cabinets. We map your storage to your habits during the free consultation, not a generic template.

Decide on Hardware Early

Soft-close hinges and drawer runners cost more upfront but prevent slamming damage over years of daily use. Pull-out baskets, cutlery organisers and corner carousels are far cheaper to include during fabrication than to retrofit later.

Most homeowners underestimate how much daily friction a poorly planned kitchen creates, drawers that jam, corners that waste space, or finishes that show every mark. A short conversation with our team before fabrication starts usually solves all three.

Care & Maintenance

Keeping Your Aluminium Kitchen Cabinet Looking New

One advantage of aluminium over wood is how little upkeep it actually needs, but a few habits extend its life even further.

Wipe, Don't Scrub

A damp microfibre cloth removes cooking oil and splashes without dulling the finish. Avoid abrasive scourers on gloss or laminate surfaces.

Check Hinges Yearly

Soft-close hinges rarely need adjustment, but a quick yearly check keeps doors sitting flush and closing smoothly.

Avoid Harsh Solvents

Thinner and bleach-based cleaners can affect laminate adhesives over time. Mild dish soap and water handle almost everything.

Keep Vents Clear

If your cabinet houses appliances like an oven, keep ventilation gaps free of grease build-up to protect the surrounding panels.

Understanding the Material

Why Singapore Kitchens Are Moving Away From Wood

For decades, plywood and laminate chipboard were the default choice for Singapore kitchen cabinets simply because they were familiar and cheap to produce. But Singapore's tropical humidity, averaging above 80% for much of the year, is exactly the condition that plywood struggles with most. Moisture seeps into the exposed edges and core layers, causing swelling that pushes doors out of alignment, drawer runners to bind, and eventually visible bubbling of the laminate surface.

Aluminium sidesteps this problem entirely because there is no organic material inside the panel to absorb water in the first place. This is why aluminium kitchen cabinets have become the standard choice for wet-prone areas near sinks and hobs, and increasingly for entire kitchens, in new HDB and condo developments across Singapore over the past decade.

The honeycomb reinforcement we use takes this a step further. Rather than a hollow aluminium shell, which can dent or flex under load, a honeycomb core distributes weight evenly across the panel. It's the same engineering principle used in aircraft interior panelling, chosen there for the same reason kitchens need it: maximum strength without maximum weight. For a homeowner, this translates into cabinet doors and shelves that hold heavy cookware and appliances without sagging, year after year.

Good to Know

Aluminium Kitchen Cabinet FAQs

Most HDB kitchens cost between S$3,000 and S$7,500 depending on size and layout, while condo and landed kitchens can range from S$6,000 to S$9,500 and above. We provide a free, itemised quote based on your exact kitchen dimensions.

Yes. A honeycomb aluminium panel has an internal cell structure that resists bending and dents far better than a hollow aluminium panel, while staying just as lightweight. It's the same principle used in aircraft construction.

No. Aluminium naturally forms a protective oxide layer and does not rust like steel. Combined with a powder-coated or laminate finish, our cabinets are built to resist corrosion even in humid kitchen conditions.

Because cabinets are precision-fabricated off-site, installation is usually completed within 2 to 5 working days depending on kitchen size and complexity.

Yes. We offer a range of finishes including matte laminate, wood-grain and solid colours, so your aluminium cabinet can match your overall kitchen design rather than look purely industrial.

Yes, we stand behind our workmanship and materials. Exact warranty terms are confirmed at the point of quotation, call Kelvin at 9635 8585 or Melvin at 9821 7908 to find out more.

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Design Inspiration

Popular Aluminium Kitchen Cabinet Styles in Singapore

Walnut and darker wood-grain finishes remain a consistent favourite among Singapore homeowners, offering warmth without the maintenance burden of real timber. These finishes pair particularly well with light-coloured countertops and flooring, creating contrast without feeling heavy in smaller HDB kitchens.

Clean white or off-white matte cabinets remain popular for their ability to make compact kitchens feel larger and brighter, especially useful in units without abundant natural light. We often pair white cabinetry with a contrasting dark countertop or backsplash to avoid a flat, all-white look.

For homeowners wanting something distinct, bronze and taupe tones have grown in popularity over recent years, offering a warmer, more contemporary alternative to standard white or wood-grain finishes without leaning too dark for smaller spaces.

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