Glass-Door Kitchen Wall Cabinet with LED — Black Aluminium Frames, Tempered Glass — FAME kitchen cabinet manufacturer
New 2026 · Wall Cabinet · Glass Door · Integrated LED

Glass-Door Kitchen Wall Cabinet with LED — Black Aluminium Frames, Tempered Glass

The upper run is where a kitchen either looks considered or looks like storage. A solid door at eye level is a 720 mm blank panel in the most visible band of the room; a glass door in the same opening turns the same cabinetry into display and makes a small kitchen read wider. The catch is that a glass door with no light behind it becomes a dark recess that shows every fingerprint and every shadow of the crockery inside, so this unit carries its own light: a 2700K strip recessed under the top panel and under each shelf, on a 12V circuit that plugs into a driver in the adjacent cabinet.

  • 900 mm W x 720 mm H x 350 mm D as standard, in 600 / 750 / 900 / 1200 mm widths on the same door programme — 720 mm matches the standard upper-cabinet band above a 900 mm worktop with a 600 mm splashback
  • 1.4 mm matte black powder-coated aluminium door frames with mitred corners and a 6 mm visible face, thin enough that the glass reads as the door rather than the frame
  • 5 mm clear tempered glass held on a continuous EPDM gasket — 5 mm rather than 4 mm because a 720 mm door flexes visibly at 4 mm when it is opened by one corner
  • 2700K LED strip at 8 W/m recessed under the top panel and under each shelf behind an opal diffuser, so the shelf contents are lit from above with no diode dots visible through the glass
  • 12V DC constant-voltage system with a remote driver sized for up to 6 m of strip per channel; hard-wired to a wall switch, or on a door-activated sensor as an option
  • Two adjustable interior shelves on a 32 mm drilled system, rated 20 kg each, in matte white to bounce the LED light back into the cabinet
  • Soft-close concealed hinges at 110 degrees with a black cover cap, three-way adjustment; a slim black aluminium finger-pull rail along the bottom edge of each door replaces a knob and keeps the face flat
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SKU: FAME-KC-GWC · MOQ: 20 pcs · Sample order available

Specifications

Programme scopeWall-mounted kitchen upper cabinet with glass doors and integrated LED; designed to sit on the same carcass, hinge and colour programme as the matching base and tall units
Standard sizes900 mm W x 720 mm H x 350 mm D as standard; 600 / 750 / 1200 mm on the same door programme; 900 mm high and 400 mm deep variants on request
Carcass18 mm E1 low-emission MFC with ABS edge banding in matte white, or 18 mm MR plywood for humid kitchens; 8 mm back panel with a service cut-out for the LED lead
Door frame1.4 mm extruded aluminium, matte black powder coat as standard; anodised silver, brushed brass and matte white on request; mitred corners with a concealed corner cleat
Glazing5 mm clear tempered glass to EN 12150, continuous EPDM gasket bed, retained by an aluminium bead; frosted, bronze and reeded glass options on the same frame profile
LED specification2700K as standard, 3000K and 4000K on request; 8 W/m; CRI 90+; 12V DC constant voltage; opal polycarbonate diffuser recessed into the underside of the top panel and each shelf
Driver and wiringRemote 12V driver sized for 6 m of strip per channel, housed in an adjacent cabinet or a ceiling void; 2 m pre-terminated lead per cabinet with a plug-and-play connector
ShelvingTwo adjustable 18 mm shelves on a 32 mm drilled system, 20 kg rated each, matte white; glass shelves on request for a fully transparent interior
Hardware110 degree soft-close concealed hinges with three-way adjustment and black cover caps; Blum hinge upgrade optional; black aluminium finger-pull rail to the bottom edge of each door
Finish rangeMatte white carcass with matte black frames as standard; carcass in any door-programme colour, frame in four standard finishes, custom RAL from 50 pcs
PackagingIndividual 5-layer carton with foam corner blocks and a rigid glass-protection insert; doors crated separately inside the same carton; 900 mm carton approx. 980 x 780 x 420 mm, 26 kg gross
MOQ and compliance20 pcs per model, mixed widths and frame finishes allowed; ISO9001, CE, SGS and FSA factory certifications; LED system supplied with a CE-marked driver and IP20 rating for dry kitchen zones

In a Real Kitchen

Glass-Door Kitchen Wall Cabinet with LED — Black Aluminium Frames, Tempered Glass in a real kitchen setting

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Product FAQ

Why put a glass-door cabinet in the upper run instead of a solid door?
Because the 720 mm band above the worktop is the part of the kitchen you look at while standing at the counter, and a solid door there is a blank panel. Glass in that band does three things: it breaks up a run of solid fronts, it lets the LED light out into the room so the wall reads as lit rather than shadowed, and it makes a narrow kitchen feel wider because the eye goes through the door instead of stopping at it. The honest trade-off is dust and fingerprints — this is a display cabinet for daily glassware and crockery, not for the plastic containers and the air fryer accessories.
How is the LED wired, and does it need a electrician?
The cabinet itself runs on 12V, so only a pre-terminated 2 m lead leaves the carcass. That lead plugs into a remote driver sitting in the adjacent cabinet or a ceiling void, and the driver is what connects to the 240V circuit. In practice the electrician provides a switched circuit to the driver location during first fix and the cabinet is plugged in at install; no mains voltage enters the cabinet and the strip is IP20 for dry kitchen zones. If you want the light to come on when the door opens, we supply a door switch in line with the lead.
Is 5 mm tempered glass necessary, or will 4 mm do?
On a 900 mm two-door unit, 5 mm. A 720 mm high door in 4 mm glass flexes when it is opened by one corner, and that flex shows as a distorted reflection at the edges and eventually works the gasket loose. The cost difference is small; the difference in how the door feels and how long the seal lasts is not. For a 600 mm single door, 4 mm is acceptable, and we quote it that way if the project needs to hit a price.
Does an aluminium frame mean the cabinet is for modern kitchens only?
No, the frame is the detail that decides that. A 6 mm visible matte black frame with a mitred corner reads as industrial or contemporary; the same profile in brushed brass at 4 mm reads as a 1930s pantry cabinet and works in a period kitchen; matte white at 6 mm disappears and behaves like a frameless door. The carcass colour is the bigger decision, because it is what the glass reveals.
What does a 20-piece order look like, and how does it ship?
Twenty pieces can be split across 600, 750, 900 and 1200 mm widths and across the four standard frame finishes, with custom RAL from 50 pcs in one colour. Glass is the packaging risk on this product, so each carton carries a rigid protection insert and foam corner blocks, doors are crated inside the carcass carton, and we recommend ordering one spare glass pane per 20 doors for site breakage. Sample lead time is 7 to 10 days, production 30 to 35 days, FOB Ningbo or CIF to the destination port.

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