KC10 Espresso RTA Kitchen - Eleven Modules for a 10x10 ft Layout
Quoted by the pack, loaded by the carton, and drawn in inches because the plan is in inches.
A 10x10 ft layout is how a US kitchen is actually priced, so KC10 is quoted that way: eleven modules covering 10 ft of base and 10 ft of wall, 20 linear feet of cabinetry in 13 flat cartons. Dimensions are US, not metric - 24 in base depth, 34.5 in base height, 30 x 12 in wall cabinets - so the pack drops onto a US plan without a filler panel invented on site. Carcass is 18 mm P3 board to EN 312, E1, with the TSCA Title VI panel file; fronts are espresso brown super-matte melamine on an 18 mm MDF core at 4 gloss units.
- ModelFAME-KC-RTA-ESP (KC10 series)
- Configuration11 modules: 5 base (36 in sink, 24 in three-drawer, 24 in door, 2 x 18 in doors), 5 wall at 24 in, 1 end-panel set
- Run length10 ft (3,048 mm) base plus 10 ft wall, 20 linear feet of cabinetry per pack
- Carcass18 mm EN 312 P3 particleboard, E1 (EN 717-1), TSCA Title VI (40 CFR 770), melamine-faced both sides
- Fronts18 mm MDF core, espresso brown super-matte melamine at 4 gloss units, 128 mm matte black bar pull, holes drilled at 96 mm centers
- Edgebanding1 mm ABS, all four edges, PUR glue line
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Full Specification
- ModelFAME-KC-RTA-ESP (KC10 series)
- Configuration11 modules: 5 base (36 in sink, 24 in three-drawer, 24 in door, 2 x 18 in doors), 5 wall at 24 in, 1 end-panel set
- Run length10 ft (3,048 mm) base plus 10 ft wall, 20 linear feet of cabinetry per pack
- Carcass18 mm EN 312 P3 particleboard, E1 (EN 717-1), TSCA Title VI (40 CFR 770), melamine-faced both sides
- Fronts18 mm MDF core, espresso brown super-matte melamine at 4 gloss units, 128 mm matte black bar pull, holes drilled at 96 mm centers
- Edgebanding1 mm ABS, all four edges, PUR glue line
- Overall sizeBase 24 in (610 mm) deep x 34.5 in (876 mm) high incl. 3 in toe kick; wall 30 x 12 in (762 x 305 mm); legs 100-150 mm
- HingesDTC 110 deg soft-close clip-on, EN 15570 tested, 3-way adjustment
- DrawersUndermount soft-close runners, 30 kg rated, full extension on the 24 in bank
- AssemblyCam-and-dowel, pre-inserted dowels, drilled hinge plates, no glue required
- WorktopNot included - 25.5 in deep laminate or quartz quoted per linear foot
- Packaging13 flat cartons per pack, average 1,180 x 620 x 250 mm, 21 kg average
- Volume / loading2.32 m3 per pack; 29 packs (580 linear feet) per 40HQ, 11 packs per 20GP
- MOQ / lead time20 packs per model, 3 finishes mixable in one 40HQ; 30-35 days after deposit and decor approval
- Port / termsFOB Ningbo or Shanghai; CIF Los Angeles and Long Beach quoted on request
Why Buyers Choose This Model
- 20 linear feet in 11 modules: 5 base (36 in sink, 24 in drawer bank, 24 in and 2 x 18 in doors) plus 5 wall at 24 in and one end-panel set - a single code for the estimator
- Drawn in US dimensions: 24 in base depth, 34.5 in base height, 30 x 12 in wall cabinets, 3 in toe kick - the pack lands on a US plan without ripping fillers
- 18 mm EN 312 P3 carcass, E1 to EN 717-1, with the TSCA Title VI (40 CFR 770) panel lot file that a US retailer asks for before the price
- Espresso brown super-matte melamine at 4 gloss units on 18 mm MDF fronts, 1 mm ABS edgebanding on all four edges with a PUR glue line
- DTC 110 deg soft-close hinges tested to EN 15570 and 30 kg undermount soft-close runners - no friction hinge and no stapled drawer box in the pack
- 13 flat cartons and 2.32 m3 per pack: 29 packs, 580 linear feet, per 40HQ at 67 m3 usable; 11 packs per 20GP
- Cam-and-dowel assembly with pre-inserted dowels and drilled hinge plates - about 12 minutes per base cabinet, no glue and no site cutting
- Adjustable legs 100-150 mm, toe kick and the full fixing kit in carton 1; countertop is quoted per linear foot at 25.5 in depth so you pair your own
Specification Questions Buyers Ask
Why price a 10x10 pack instead of individual boxes?
Because a US kitchen is sold as a layout, and a box price forces the buyer to build the layout twice - once on the plan, once on the packing list. Eleven modules make one code, one carton count and one cubic volume, so a project quantity becomes a container quantity in one line. If your plan is not 10x10, we price the delta per module rather than re-quoting the whole pack, and the pack stays the reference point for freight.
Is a dark espresso front practical in a rental kitchen?
It hides fingerprints and cooked-on splatter better than white, and a super-matte melamine foil has no paint film to chip at the door edge. What it does show is dust on the top rail and scratches where a chair back hits a base end, so specify the end-panel set and expect a scuff touch-up pen in the maintenance kit. It also makes a small kitchen read darker - if the room has one window, an espresso pack plus a light countertop is a better combination than espresso on both surfaces.
How does a 36 in sink base sit with a 30 in range in a 10 ft run?
It leaves 84 in of base to divide between the range and the rest, which is why the pack ships a 24 in drawer bank, a 24 in door and two 18 in doors: 36 plus 30 plus 24 plus 24 plus 18 plus 18 equals 150 in, and a 10 ft wall is 120 in, so the pack is specified for a plan where the range sits outside the 10 ft or the sink base replaces a door cabinet. Send the plan with the PO and we swap modules at the same price per linear foot instead of shipping a pack you have to cut.
What exactly is in the TSCA Title VI file?
The panel lot number for the 18 mm P3 board used in that production run, the mill's TSCA Title VI compliance statement under 40 CFR Part 770, and the emission test report for the lot. It is a file about the board, not about the cabinet, so it stays valid when the decor changes and has to be reissued only when the board supplier or the lot changes. US retailers increasingly ask for it at listing stage rather than at import, so we issue it with the order confirmation, not with the shipping documents.
How do I confirm the loading before the container is booked?
Send the final module list and we return a loading plan with carton count, total cubic volume and packs per 40HQ. A change of drawer bank or a second sink base changes the carton count even when the linear feet stay the same, so the plan is confirmed against the actual list rather than against the catalogue drawing. On a 29-pack load, one extra carton per pack is 11 m3, which is the difference between a full container and a short one.
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