New 2026 · Wall & Lift-Up · Handleless

Wall & Lift-Up Kitchen Cabinets — Soft-Close Flap Doors, Glass and LED Options

The upper run is where a kitchen suddenly looks cheap or looks considered. This program rebuilds the wall units around lift-up flaps: no swinging doors into your face, no handles to line up, and one clean horizontal line right across the run. Flaps ride on soft-close lift gear with the option of gas struts or a motorised drop-down lift, the fronts are handleless by design, and a slim aluminium-frame glass cabinet plus a warm-white LED strip sit on the same carcass and hinge programme as the rest of the kitchen.

Wall units with lift-up flap doors — one flap per cabinet, no door swing into the run and no handles to align
Soft-close lift gear as standard; gas-strut for light fronts or a motorised drop-down lift for tall or hard-to-reach cabinets
Wide cabinets take a single full-width flap on a two-arm lift; narrow cabinets take a one-arm lift — matched to the door width
Slim aluminium-frame glass wall cabinet with two adjustable shelves, for glassware and display storage
Warm-white (3000 K) LED strip under the wall run, with dimmer and door-switch options
Fully handleless fronts — push-open, or a recessed pull profile on the underside of the base units only
Carcass in 16–18 mm E1/E0 board or plywood with moisture-sealed edges; doors 18–22 mm
KD flat-pack with edge protection, or assembled with protected cornering for container programmes

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SKU: FAME-KC-WALL · MOQ: 20 pcs · Sample order available

Specifications

Cabinet type	Wall and lift-up cabinets — handleless upper run with soft-close flap doors, produced on the same carcass and hinge programme as the rest of the kitchen
Standard sizes	Wall units 300–1200 mm wide × 350 mm deep × 600–900 mm high; lift-up flaps sized to the door width, 1200 mm and bespoke widths on the same programme
Carcass	E1/E0 board or plywood body, 16–18 mm, moisture-sealed edges; matte warm-grey lacquer finish, other decors on request
Lift system	Soft-close lift gear as standard — one-arm lift on narrow cabinets, two-arm lift on wide cabinets; gas-strut for light fronts; motorised drop-down lift available for tall or hard-to-reach wall cabinets
Door fronts	Handleless slab fronts, 18–22 mm; push-open as standard, recessed underside pull profile on base units only
Glass option	Slim aluminium-frame clear-glass wall cabinet with two adjustable shelves; smoked or fluted glass and matt black, brushed aluminium or gold anodised frames on request
Lighting option	Warm-white (3000 K) LED strip under the wall run, with dimmer and door-switch options; cool white available
Hardware	Soft-close hinges and lift gear standard; Blum hinges, Aventos lift systems and slides optional on the same drilling
Installed height	Wall rail mounting with adjustable hangers; wall reinforcement specification and fixing pack supplied with each order
Packaging	KD flat-pack cartons with edge protection; assembled shipments packed with protected cornering; glass packed separately in a crated frame
Certifications	ISO9001, CE, SGS, E1/E0
MOQ	20 pieces per model; sample orders welcome for pre-production evaluation

In a Real Kitchen

Every FAME kitchen program is produced in our 20,000 m² factory, inspected against the same standards we ship to the world's top-10 bathroom brands, and container-optimized for your program.

Product FAQ

Why specify lift-up flaps on wall cabinets instead of ordinary doors?

Because the upper run is the one place you cannot step back from. A hinged door opens into your face and into the worktop zone, and every door needs a handle you then have to align across the whole run. A lift-up flap moves the opening out of the way, removes the handles entirely, and gives the run one unbroken horizontal line. On a wide cabinet the single full-width flap also means one clean front instead of two doors with a gap down the middle.

When should a lift-up flap use a gas strut rather than a motorised lift?

It comes down to weight and reach. A light flap — small, thin, or without a heavy profile — is comfortable on a gas strut or on spring-assisted soft-close gear. Once the flap gets tall, wide or heavy, or once the cabinet is mounted high enough that the user is reaching over their head, a motorised drop-down lift earns its cost: it lowers the shelf or the whole door to a working height and holds a far heavier load than a manual mechanism. We match the mechanism to the cabinet's size and position, so tell us the run length and the mounting height.

Can the glass cabinet and the LED strip be part of the same order?

Yes, and they should be. The aluminium-frame glass cabinet is built on the same carcass programme as the flap units, so the depth, the finish and the mounting line all match. The LED strip runs under the wall run on the same 3000 K output as the glass cabinet lighting, which is why it reads as one designed run rather than two separate purchases. Tell us which cabinets you want lit and we lay out the strip accordingly.

What is the MOQ and can we order a sample first?

Our MOQ is 20 pieces per model, and sample orders are welcome for pre-production evaluation before you commit to a full programme. We run a 20,000 m² factory and have supplied the world's top-10 building-material brands since 2009, so repeat kitchen programmes hold production slots.