FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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Questions For Our Cabinet Makers


1

What Is 2PAC?

2PAC is a resilient finishing product for kitchen cabinets which is sprayed on and sets to a hard, glossy texture. It is an alternative product to the standard Lamiwood finish and offers a range of styles and edge profiles and no joins to the edging. 2PAC is available in a range of colour options.

What Is 2Pac?

2

Are Stone Bench Tops Expensive?

Yes, stone bench tops will typically increase your budget. They're well worth it though as they last for years to come!

3

What Is The Difference Between Granite & Reconstituted Stone?

Granite is a natural product, sourced straight from the earth, whereas, reconstituted stone is engineered and predominately Quartz based.


Both are ideal for a wide range of benchtop projects.

4

What Bench Tops Are Included In Your Standard Proposal?

In our standard proposal, we include gloss laminate benchtops as part of the quote.

5

Is There An Alternative To 2PAC?

Yes. As our cabinet makers create everything custom, we have a variety of finish options for our custom cabinetry.


We invite you to speak to our staff about 2PAC alternatives and what would best suit your requirements.

6

What Is Your Cabinetry Made Out Of?

HMR; Highly Moisture Resistant material. This durable material is engineered to withstand difficult environments and maintain structural integrity.


This means long lasting, resilient cabinetry solutions.

7

What Material Do You Use For Your Kickboards?

WP Ply; Water Proof Ply. Resilient, long-lasting and made to withstand a variety of environments.

8

Do Soft Close Doors & Drawers Cost Extra?

No, at Pioneer Cabinets these are a standard inclusion in our free quotes.


Some exceptions do apply.

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