Metallic Lacquer
Metallic Lacquer is one of the eight stainless finish families we hold in the factory. Fine metallic flake under clear coat. Under a warm light it reads as champagne; under a cold light it reads as silver. This is the family most hotel projects specify.
What Metallic Lacquer is
Fine metallic flake under clear coat. Under a warm light it reads as champagne; under a cold light it reads as silver. This is the family most hotel projects specify. It is a stainless steel wine cabinet finish, applied in the same workshop that folds the frame, which is why a code and a cabinet can be confirmed on the same drawing.
Where it works
- Champagne gold and champagne silver frames against warm interiors.
- Hotel guest rooms, where the finish has to survive daily handling.
- Dining rooms with warm 3,000 K lighting.
Where it does not
- Direct sunlight on a large flat panel — flake finishes show a soft blotch where the light rakes across.
Care
A microfibre cloth, dry. The clear coat is the finish; a wax will dull it.
The 10 codes in this family
MKJ-01 C, MKJ-02 I, MKJ-03 T, MKJ-04 C, MKJ-05 D, MKJ-06 C, MKJ-07 S, MKJ-08 W, MKJ-09 G, MKJ-10 M.
MKJ at a glance
- Codes
- 10 (MKJ-01 to MKJ-10)
- Family
- Metallic Lacquer
- Substrate
- Stainless steel
- Matching
- RAL code, or a physical sample posted to us
- Sample
- Swatch photographs on this page are our own samples
Metallic Lacquer — the full range
How a finished cabinet reaches you
- Made in
- Shunde, Foshan, China — frame, finish and assembly in one workshop
- Frame
- 18 mm stainless sightline, folded to the measured wall
- Materials
- Stainless steel, tempered or low-E glass, felt-lined bottle cradle
- Cooling
- Embraco compressor, 110 V / 60 Hz for the US, 220–240 V elsewhere
- Production
- 30 to 40 days after the 50% production deposit, quoted per project
- Delivery
- Crated, collected by your forwarder, with a numbered setting-out drawing
- Installation
- By your fitter, to our drawing; we dry-fit and inspect before crating
Not sure which family suits the room?
Send a photograph of the space and the joinery it has to sit against. We will come back with two or three codes rather than all 63.