KC24 Almond White RTA Kitchen — Nine Flat Cartons for a 2,400 mm Run
A developer run priced by the linear meter and loaded by the carton count.
KC24 is the run we build for buyers who hand a floor plan to an installer rather than a showroom to a customer: nine modules cover 2,400 mm of wall, so a project quantity becomes a carton quantity in one line. Carcass is 18 mm EN 312 P3 board, E1, faced both sides in almond white super-matte melamine; fronts are the same decor on an 18 mm P2 MDF core at 4 gloss units, edged 0.8 mm ABS on all four sides. Assembly is cam-and-dowel with pre-inserted dowels and drilled hinge plates, so nothing is glued on site. One run is 1.42 m3 in nine cartons, and 45 runs fit a 40HQ — 108 linear meters per container.
- ModelFAME-KC-RTA-AC (KC24 series)
- Configuration9 modules per run: 4 base (600 sink, 600 three-drawer, 2 x 600 door), 4 wall (600 each), 1 end-panel set
- Run length2,400 mm wall, 600 mm depth, base carcass height 720 mm
- Carcass18 mm EN 312 P3 particleboard, E1 (EN 717-1), melamine-faced two sides
- Fronts18 mm EN 312 P2 MDF core, almond white super-matte melamine, 4 gloss units
- Edging0.8 mm ABS, all four edges, PUR glue line
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Full Specification
- ModelFAME-KC-RTA-AC (KC24 series)
- Configuration9 modules per run: 4 base (600 sink, 600 three-drawer, 2 x 600 door), 4 wall (600 each), 1 end-panel set
- Run length2,400 mm wall, 600 mm depth, base carcass height 720 mm
- Carcass18 mm EN 312 P3 particleboard, E1 (EN 717-1), melamine-faced two sides
- Fronts18 mm EN 312 P2 MDF core, almond white super-matte melamine, 4 gloss units
- Edging0.8 mm ABS, all four edges, PUR glue line
- HingesDTC 110 deg soft-close clip-on, EN 15570 tested, 3-way adjustment
- DrawersSoft-close under-mount runners, 30 kg rated, full extension on the 600 mm bank
- AssemblyCam-and-dowel, pre-inserted dowels, drilled hinge plates, no glue required
- WorktopNot included — 38 mm laminate or 20 mm compact quoted per linear meter
- Packaging9 flat cartons per run, 1,190 x 620 x 210 mm average, 20 kg average
- Volume / loading1.42 m3 per run; 45 runs (108 linear meters) per 40HQ
- MOQ20 runs per model; 3 models may be mixed in one 40HQ
- Lead time30-35 days after deposit and decor approval
- Port / termsFOB Ningbo; CIF Hamburg and Bremerhaven quoted on request
Why Buyers Choose This Model
- Nine modules per 2,400 mm run: 4 base (600 sink, 600 three-drawer, 2 x 600 door), 4 wall (600 each), 1 end-panel set — one code for the estimator
- 18 mm EN 312 P3 carcass, E1 to EN 717-1, faced both sides — P3 is the load-bearing grade a 600 mm sink base under a stone worktop actually needs
- Almond white super-matte melamine at 4 gloss units on 18 mm P2 MDF fronts, 0.8 mm ABS edge on all four edges with a PUR glue line
- DTC soft-close hinges tested to EN 15570 and 30 kg soft-close under-mount runners, so the EN 14749 file describes what you receive
- Cam-and-dowel assembly with pre-inserted dowels and drilled plates: about 12 minutes per base unit, no glue and no site cutting
- 1.42 m3 per run in nine flat cartons, 20 kg average — 45 runs, or 108 linear meters of 600 mm base, per 40HQ
- Carton artwork printed with your LUCID registration number and the sorting mark, so none of the 9 cartons has to be stickered in your warehouse
- Adjustable legs 100-150 mm and the full fixing kit sit in carton 1; worktop is quoted per meter so you pair your own 38 mm laminate
Specification Questions Buyers Ask
Why nine cartons instead of shipping three base and four wall units loose?
Because a project buyer orders by the run and an installer unloads by the carton. Every module is its own flat carton with a code on the label, carton 1 carries the legs and the fixing kit, and the packing list is keyed to the same codes. Loose loading saves a few percent of volume and costs far more in site sorting, so we only quote loose loading for orders above 200 runs.
Can the run be split across two walls?
Yes. The module set is independent, so 1,400 mm on one wall and 1,000 mm on the opposite wall works with the same nine cartons; you simply leave two wall units out or add a filler. What changes is the end-panel set, because a split run needs one panel per exposed end. Tell us the wall layout with the PO and we ship the right panel count instead of the standard one.
Is a melamine front good enough for a rental kitchen?
For a rental or a developer handover, yes. A super-matte melamine foil has no paint film to chip at the door edge, it wipes down with a normal household cleaner, and the decor is consistent between containers, which matters when you reorder in eighteen months. Where it does not compete is an exact special color: this foil cannot be matched to an arbitrary RAL, so if the project specifies one, we quote a lacquered front separately rather than claim a match.
What packaging details do you need from me for the German market?
Your LUCID registration number, the system participation confirmation, and the sorting instruction you want printed. We print the number and the mark directly in the carton artwork, so the carton arrives compliant instead of being labelled in your warehouse. If the artwork already exists in a previous version, send it and we will only change the registration block.
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 the number of runs per 40HQ. A tall larder or a change of drawer bank alters the carton count even when the linear meters stay the same, so the plan is confirmed against the actual list rather than against the catalogue drawing.
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