304 stainless steel cabinet materials for every room.
Fadior material library
304 steel body, finish systems, and stone pairings.
Start with the seamless 304 stainless steel cabinet body, then choose the finish and pairing surface that settle the room.
PVD, powder coat, wood-grain, linen texture, sintered stone, and quartz all build from the same steel-first material logic.
What are Fadior cabinet materials?
Fadior cabinet materials are built around a 304 stainless steel cabinet body, then refined through finish systems and countertop pairings for each room. The glue-free 304 stainless steel cabinet body is formaldehyde-free; doors, finishes, countertops, hardware, and other components follow their own material specifications and supporting documents. Fadior has manufactured in Foshan since 1999 and supports this system with an 80,000+ sqm smart factory. Projects can specify PVD metallic finishes, powder coat colours, 3D wood-grain transfer, linen embossing, anti-fingerprint finishes, bead-blasted matte texture, sintered stone and quartz. Heat, scratch, stain, corrosion and exposure performance must be confirmed against the selected product documentation and use conditions.
How should stainless steel cabinet finishes be chosen?
Stainless steel cabinet finishes should be chosen by the room's use, visual temperature, and maintenance needs. PVD suits projects that want stainless steel durability with a warmer decorative metal tone; Physical Vapor Deposition deposits a thin metallic film onto the steel surface, so bronze, champagne gold, and rose-gold tones read as part of the material system rather than loose paint. Powder coat is better when the design needs broader color control; Fadior offers more than 80 colors baked at 220C for a stable, easy-care surface. 3D wood-grain transfer gives a softer timber mood while retaining a stainless steel cabinet body. Linen embossing and bead-blasted matte treatment reduce glare and make the surface quieter. Nano anti-fingerprint coating helps frequent-touch panels stay calmer. Sintered stone and quartz are pairing surfaces, mainly for countertops where heat, scratch, stain, and residential tactility matter.
Cabinet body grade
304 stainless steel for the cabinet body itself.
This is the structural stainless steel body at the core of the system, before finish layers, decorative surfaces, or countertop pairings enter the picture.
A clear starting point for the cabinet body itself, before surface finishes and countertop pairings are added.
AISI 304 / EN 1.4301
304 Residential Stainless Steel
Austenitic
The structural stainless steel body used as the baseline for kitchens, wardrobes, vanities, and other whole-home cabinetry elements.
Finish systems
Surface directions that change how stainless steel reads.
These finishes sit on top of the stainless steel body and shape tone, warmth, reflectivity, and day-to-day maintenance.
These options shape how the stainless steel surface looks, feels, and maintains over time.
PVD Satin Finish
A metallic finish system that keeps the stainless steel base while shifting warmth, reflectivity, and decorative tone.
PVD Bronze Finish
PVD Champagne Gold Finish
PVD Rose Gold Finish
Electrostatic Powder Coat System
A color-rich surface system that softens the stainless steel look while keeping a durable, easy-care finish for daily use.
3D Wood Grain Transfer Film
A warmer surface expression that brings a wood-led mood to stainless steel cabinetry without losing its stable core.
Linen Embossed Texture
A quieter texture direction that breaks reflection, adds tactility, and helps stainless steel read softer in residential rooms.
Nano Anti-Fingerprint Coating (AFP)
A low-maintenance coating direction designed to reduce visible prints and keep frequently touched surfaces calmer.