| Prod Model: |
solid wood 004 |
| Style: |
Modern |
| Usage: |
Home |
| Folded: |
Unfolded |
| Shape: |
Customerized |
| Color: |
Wood Color |
Product Description
We produce and supply Solid Wood Worktops working with the wide range of the world's finest hardwood. We are a manufacturer, design studio, speaker and trader of the wood worktops, either supply mass products for distribution or design customized your perfect products. We control the entire process; using stunning, sustainable legally sourced timber, including White Oak, Red Oak, Soft Maple, Hard Maple, American Black Walnut, Black Cherry, White Ash, Elm, Hickory, African Iroko, Zebrawood, Wenge, Ovankol, Sapele, Mahogany, South American Walnut, Jatoba, Cumaru, Bamboo and so on.
The Full Stave Wood Worktops are made from full length wood staves between 40~120mm, they can be same standard 40mm, or 40~120mm random staves, or average 80mm.
JX World View Kitchen was founded in 2001, which is located in Xiamen City, Fujian Province, China. With almost 600 employees and manufactural area of 50, 000 square meters it has become a famous enterprise in the Chinese cabinet industry for the past more than ten years development. The product lines cover kitchen cabinets, wardrobes and kitchen accessories. Our products have been exported to North America, Australia, Europe, the Middle East. We have high technologies in manufacturing solid wood, lacquer and PVC membrane kitchen cabinets.
The design concept of our Kitchen is original from Xiamen, China, which expressing the feeling of fresh, classic and warm. We offer customed made cabinets with multi-materials and mixed design styles. We are doing our best to provide the kitchens with high technology and cultural concept.
We have the abundant experience make the cabinets according to the American, Canadian and Austrial standard size, meanwhile, we welcome you the customized cabinets, color and style is also can be customized.
Our designer will carefully incorporate your design ideas to create the design of your dreams.
