35 mm pin-framed
The workhorse wardrobe door. A 6063-T5 frame with bilateral pin construction at the corners — the system we put under tall leaves and heavier glass. Ships assembled or knock-down for the route.
Foshan factory · Aluminium-framed cabinet doors
Glass cabinet doors, cut and framed to your cabinet schedule.
Three frame systems from 25 to 35 mm, sixteen finishes and eight glass pairings — aluminium-framed doors for wardrobes, bookcases, wine cabinets and display units, cut to the millimetre and shipped in mixed containers with your window and door order.
From one setMOQ that lets you test the range
Own 10,000 m² factoryNot a trading desk
25–30 day productionAfter specification approval
T/T paymentClear proforma and documents
Frame systems
Three systems, one finish family.
Pick the system per door height and glass weight. Every frame is a 6063-T5 extrusion, anodized or powder-coated after machining and cut per your opening list — slimmer sightlines for light leaves, deeper sections as the door gets taller.
30W frame
A mid-weight framed build with a crisper sightline than the 35 mm system, for display cabinetry where the frame stays visible by design.
25 frame — Type B / F
Concealed-clasp or thumb-latch closing, full-length handle options, top & bottom hinges. The slimmest sightline in the range — the minimalist read for tall wardrobe leaves.
Inside the factory
Not a trading desk.
The same workshop that quotes your order also cuts, assembles and packs it. Profile storage, machining, assembly and dispatch all sit under one roof in Foshan.
Finishes & glass
Ten stock finishes. Eight factory-paired glass options.
Frames are anodized, powder-coated or porcelain-finished on the same lines as the window and door order, so a whole project reads as one system — and reorders hold their colour against the first batch.
Frame finishes
Chestnut Brown
Graphite Grey 02
Apple Gold
Glacier White
Obsidian Black
Mocha Brown
Milan Iron Grey
Champagne Gold
Apricot Grey
Titanium Wolf Grey
All 10 stock finishes shown, in anodized, powder-coated and porcelain (ceramic-coat) surfaces — physical colour chips ship with every quotation. Custom RAL on request for project volumes.
Glass pairings
- Ultra-clear — low-iron clear glass where colour fidelity matters
- Ultra-clear fluted frosted — reeded texture with a frosted read
- Grey tea — warm grey tint, standard with champagne and gold frames
- Euro tea fluted — tea-tinted reeded glass, retro-leaning
- Euro grey — cool mid-grey tint, masks cabinet contents
- Golden tea coating — coated warm-tone glass, polished and edge-banded
- Ultra-clear silver wave — silver wave texture for display fronts
- Ultra-clear crystal — high-clarity glass for jewellery and watch cabinetry
Tempered as standard at 4–5 mm; polished and edge-banded before assembly.
Sound familiar?
The problems this range exists to solve.
“The doors arrived oversized.”
Stock-size imports get trimmed on site, eating the labour you saved. Ours are cut to your opening list to the millimetre — no site trimming, no filler strips, no second carpentry pass.
“The second order is a shade off the first.”
Finish drift between batches reads cheap on a whole-project fit-out. Our frames come off the same finishing line as your window and door order, batched per project.
“Glass edges arrive chipped.”
Raw-edged glass chips in transit and the leaf is a write-off. Our glass is tempered, polished and edge-banded before assembly, then foam-wrapped and corner-protected for the route.
Wholesale, the way you buy
Built for importers and distributors.
One container, several systems.
Cabinet doors travel with windows and doors in agreed ratios, packed and labelled by model and cabinet zone so receiving is sorting, not counting. Start from one set and scale when the range sells.
Cut to your opening list, not to stock.
Send the cabinet schedule — opening sizes, frame system and glass pairing per cabinet — and doors are cut to the millimetre. No site trimming, no filler strips, no second carpentry pass.
Documents your broker expects.
Commercial invoice, packing list and shipping documents prepared with the order. Crating, bracing and marking are planned for the route and for how your warehouse receives.
Packing & delivery
Packed for the journey, not just for the photo.
Each leaf is foam-wrapped and corner-protected, packed in plywood cases by cabinet zone for site-side unpacking order. The loading plan is agreed with you before the container closes.
- Production 25–30 days after the specification is approved; shipping time depends on destination.
- Payment by T/T (telegraphic transfer) against a clear proforma invoice.
- MOQ from one set — test the range before committing a full container.
Quality control
Every leaf is checked before it is wrapped.
Frame squareness and mitres
Frames are squared and measured per leaf against the confirmed cut list; 45° mitres are checked before glass is seated.
Glass seated and edged
Glass is tempered, polished and edge-banded in-house, then seated and beaded per leaf — hidden-frame doors arrive ready to hang.
Hardware matched to the schedule
Hinges, clasps and pulls are matched to the agreed hardware list per cabinet zone, not substituted.
Before you enquire
Answers importers usually ask first.
What is your minimum order quantity?
From one set. You can test a system or a finish before committing to a full container, and we build mixed containers when you are ready to scale.
How long does production take?
25–30 days after the specification and cut list are approved. Shipping time depends on the destination port and the sailing schedule, which we confirm with your order.
What are the payment terms?
T/T (telegraphic transfer). Terms and milestones are stated on the proforma invoice before production starts, so there are no surprises mid-order.
What panel thickness can the frame take?
The frame system is built around the panel thickness on your drawing — glass, mirror or a composite panel — and the profile depth is matched to the carcass it closes.
Top-and-bottom track or hinged?
Sliding panels run on a top-and-bottom track with no floor guide visible when closed; hinged panels suit narrower cabinets where a sliding stack would eat the opening.
Can cabinet doors ship in the same container as windows?
Yes. Cabinet doors, windows and door sets are packed by model and cabinet zone in one mixed container, in agreed ratios — one shipment covers several product lines.
How are glass cabinet doors packed for sea freight?
Each leaf is foam-wrapped and corner-protected, packed in plywood cases by cabinet zone for site-side unpacking order, and the loading plan is agreed with you before the container closes.
Which frame system for a floor-to-ceiling door?
Tall leaves — anything past about 2.2 m — go on the 35 mm pin-framed system: the deeper section and corner pins keep the frame square under a full-height glass load. Lighter, shorter leaves can take the 25 or 30W systems for a slimmer sightline.
What do you need to send a quotation?
Your cabinet schedule: opening sizes, quantities, destination country and any drawings or reference photos you have. If you only have a rough list, send that — we will come back with the questions that matter.
Get a wholesale quote
Send the cabinet schedule. We return a cut list and a price.
Opening sizes, frame system and glass pairing per cabinet — that is all a quotation needs. One team answers with a matched specification, pricing and a production window — no obligation.