Plan around the cabinet’s function
Choose by the job the unit needs to do in your kitchen layout. A base cabinet with a countertop board can provide a lower cabinet position and work surface. The sink base is the relevant option when planning around a sink; its listing specifies a left-mounted single sink. The wall-mounted cabinet offers a different placement, with a right side panel and no left side panel. These distinct configurations make it important to match the cabinet to your room plan rather than selecting by name alone.
For a staff kitchen or kitchenette, consider how people will move between the work surface, sink and storage. If you are furnishing a shared area, map the available wall and floor space first, then decide which functions need a dedicated cabinet. The collection can help you compare these roles, but the listings do not establish that the units form a complete kitchen set.
How to compare the models
Check dimensions and orientation
Review the width, height and depth shown on each individual product listing and compare them with your measured space. The family includes different cabinet sizes, and the AK-W1-900-PL listing gives a depth of 36 cm. Confirm that a freestanding unit fits its planned floor position and that the wall-mounted option suits the intended wall area. Pay particular attention to the sink’s left-mounted orientation and the wall cabinet’s right-side-panel configuration.
Review materials and included details
Metal and board are represented among the family’s listed materials, but construction can vary between models. Read the product details to verify the material and what is included with the specific cabinet. For example, the AK-D 400-1 L/P listing names a countertop board; do not assume that another cabinet includes one. Likewise, check the sink-base listing for its specified sink arrangement rather than treating it as interchangeable with a standard base cabinet.
What to check before choosing
Measure the space, note the position of existing plumbing and other fixed features, and compare those requirements with each cabinet’s listed dimensions and configuration. Confirm the number and type of units needed for your layout, and check whether a particular product’s material and included components match your plans. If your kitchen requires several functions, compare the cabinets individually to see how they might work together.
Myntwork offers these Mebelux Kitchen cabinets on a monthly lease. Once you have narrowed down the cabinet type, use the individual product information to confirm its specifications and suitability for your workplace before proceeding.
Frequently asked questions about Mebelux Kitchen cabinet Kitchen
Which Mebelux Kitchen cabinet is intended for a sink?
The AK-DZ-800 is listed as a freestanding sink base with a left-mounted single sink. Check its product details and compare the orientation with your planned kitchen layout.
Which cabinet includes a countertop board?
The AK-D 400-1 L/P is listed as a freestanding base cabinet with a countertop board. Confirm the included details on that product listing before selecting it.
Is there a wall-mounted cabinet in this collection?
Yes. The AK-W1-900-PL is the wall-mounted option. Its listing specifies a right side panel, no left side panel and a depth of 36 cm.
Are all Mebelux Kitchen cabinets the same size and material?
No single size or material should be assumed across the family. Compare the dimensions and material details on each cabinet’s listing, as the collection includes different models and configurations.
How should I choose between the cabinets?
Begin with the cabinet’s role—base, sink base or wall storage—then check its dimensions, orientation and listed construction against your kitchen plan. Verify product-specific included details before deciding.
