Quick answer: To choose an aluminium cabinet supplier in Singapore, check how the panels and joints are built, who fabricates the cabinets, which hardware is used, whether the quote is itemised and what the warranty covers, and ask to see real finished projects. Two quotes that look similar can describe very different cabinets, so compare construction, not just price.
The 10-Point Supplier Checklist
- Panel construction: honeycomb-reinforced or hollow aluminium? See the honeycomb guide.
- Joints: welded corners or only screwed and clipped? See the carcass guide.
- Fabrication: in-house workshop or subcontracted? In-house keeps quality and follow-up simple.
- Hardware: hinge and runner brand, and whether they are soft-close.
- Itemised quote: clear lines for cabinets, countertop, hardware, delivery and installation.
- Price transparency: does the supplier publish prices or ranges? Compare with our price guide.
- Real projects: ask for photos of finished kitchens, not renders.
- Timeline: a clear plan for fabrication and installation. See the installation timeline.
- Warranty: get the terms in writing before you pay a deposit.
- Reviews and references: check recent Google reviews and ask for a past customer you can speak to.
Red Flags to Watch For
- A very low price with no breakdown of materials or hardware.
- Refusal to say whether panels are honeycomb or hollow.
- Only stock photos or computer renders, no finished projects.
- Pressure to pay a large deposit before measurement and design.
- No written warranty or vague promises.
Questions to Ask on the First Call
- Can you show me three finished kitchens similar to mine?
- What is included in the quote and what is extra?
- How long from design approval to installation?
- Who handles after-sales adjustments?
Also read aluminium vs plywood, the honest disadvantages of aluminium cabinets and our aluminium cabinet FAQs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Compare panel and joint construction, in-house fabrication, hardware brand, itemised quotes, warranty terms and real finished projects, not just the price.
A low price with no breakdown, no clear answer on how the panels are built, and no photos of real finished projects.
It is safer to agree the design, itemised quote and timeline in writing first, and to avoid paying a large deposit before site measurement.
Yes. We design, fabricate and install our own cabinets, using honeycomb-reinforced panels and welded joints.