Low density · ≤600 kg/m³
Back panels & screens
For back panels, decorative screens and weight-sensitive parts: the economy entry.
Particle board · E0
Luxfit uses E0 particle board where the project calls for it, and specifies high-density particle board (700–800 kg/m³) for large wardrobe doors that must stay flat. Particle board is engineered with strong anti-warping behaviour and no “internal memory,” supporting floor-to-ceiling doors up to 2.7 metres. MDI bonding improves water resistance versus typical retail particle board. Designed by Ugandans for Ugandans.

Why particle board
High-density particle board supports floor-to-ceiling wardrobe doors up to 2.7 m.
Engineered with strong anti-warping behaviour and no “internal memory”, so doors stay straight.
MDI bonding is more water-resistant than typical retail particle board.
Luxfit specifies E0 for particle boards; flagship builds use ENF-grade boards (≤0.025 mg/m³).
A flat, even face for melamine finishes in solid colours, wood-grains and textures.
Low-density board for back panels and screens, high density for doors, plywood where loads are heavy.
Density matters
Not every part needs the same board. We match density to the job.
Low density · ≤600 kg/m³
For back panels, decorative screens and weight-sensitive parts: the economy entry.
High density · 700–800 kg/m³
For floor-to-ceiling wardrobe doors up to 2.7 m: stays straight, no “internal memory”, MDI bond.
For heavy loads
High-density particle board wins on staying straight; 11-layer plywood still wins on load (granite counters, heavy shelves).
Plywood cabinets →Design Gallery
Each design visual opens in our Design Gallery with its layout, finishes and key features.
Specification
Cabinet quality control system
Every Luxfit order goes through one quality system, run by Luxfit and our manufacturing partners. Your confirmed drawings feed the production system directly, every panel is labelled and tracked from cutting to packing, and checks are built into each stage rather than left to the end.
Our technical team measures on site. Production only starts after you approve the 2D drawings and 3D mock-ups.
Boards, edge banding and finishes are checked against your specification (board grade, E0 or E1, and finish code) before cutting.
Production data goes straight from your drawings to the CNC line. Panels are cut to 0.1 mm tolerance and each one gets a QR-coded label.
Each panel is scanned before drilling, so holes follow the drawing and a wrong size or position is flagged. Sorting confirms no part is missing.
Inspectors check panel sizes, edge banding, colour and drill positions, then clean every panel so no dust remains before packing.
Hinges, runners and fittings are picked by type and quantity for your order, then scanned and photo-checked.
Packages are scanned to confirm quantities, clearly labelled and tracked in the warehouse until loading.
After shipping and Uganda clearance, our team fits your cabinets on site to your confirmed drawings.
Testing standards
Board grades, finish codes and hardware are confirmed on your quotation.
Premium cabinets quality assurance
We work with established manufacturing and hardware partners and specify each component by use. The options below are confirmed on your quotation.
Partner factory
CNC cutting, edge banding and drilling on an automated line, for consistent quality and efficient production.
Hardware partner
Our premium hardware option: smooth, quiet soft-close movement for doors and drawers.
Hardware partner
Our standard soft-closing hinges for base units, wall units and tall doors.
Storage fittings
Pull-out baskets, organiser drawers and soft-close waste sorters (including HIGOLD) in SUS304 stainless steel and nano-coated aluminium.
Finish
L-code lacquer is sprayed in layers and oven-baked, like the paint on premium cars, for a smooth, deep, durable colour.
Boards
E0 particle board, E1 11-layer plywood and ENF-grade flagship boards, bonded with MDI adhesive.
How it works
Payment follows 10% before 2D/3D → 40% before production → 40% before Uganda clearance → 10% after fitting. Full stages are in our guide to lead time for Kampala kitchens and wardrobes.
Send your inquiry with a floor plan or photos to our sales team.
Our technical team measures on site so the drawings match the real space.
After the 10% design deposit you receive 2D drawings and 3D mock-ups, with three revisions included.
You confirm the design and pay 40% before production. Production takes about 20–40 days.
Shipping takes about 28–40 days. 40% is due before Uganda clearance.
Our team fits your cabinets on site. The final 10% is paid after fitting.
Explore
FAQ
Particle board is Luxfit’s engineered particle board. The high-density grade (700–800 kg/m³) is made for large wardrobe doors: it stays flat, has no “internal memory” and supports floor-to-ceiling doors up to 2.7 m.
Yes, for carcases and wall units where it is specified. For sink runs, wet zones and stone countertop loads we specify E1 11-layer plywood, which wins on load.
Our boards are bonded with MDI adhesive, which is more water-resistant than typical retail particle board. Wet zones still get the 11-layer plywood core.
Luxfit specifies E0 for particle boards. Flagship builds use ENF-grade boards (≤0.025 mg/m³). See ENF vs E1.
After you confirm the drawings, production takes about 20–40 days and shipping about 28–40 days, followed by Uganda clearance and fitting on site. Payment is 10% before the 2D and 3D drawings, 40% before production, 40% before Uganda clearance and 10% after fitting.
Yes. Browse finishes and 360° room views in our Design Gallery, then compare the physical samples at our Kampala showroom, Monday to Saturday 08:30–18:00 (National Cleaning Day, the last Saturday of the month: 11:00–19:00; Sunday: VIP by appointment).
Start your project
Send your floor plan or photos and we will propose the right board for each part of your kitchen or wardrobe.
Showroom
See cores, finishes and tall samples in person.
Particle board · E0
Luxfit uses E0 particle board where the project calls for it, and specifies high-density particle board (700–800 kg/m³) for large wardrobe doors that must stay flat. Particle board is engineered with strong anti-warping behaviour and no “internal memory,” supporting floor-to-ceiling doors up to 2.7 metres. MDI bonding improves water resistance versus typical retail particle board. Designed by Ugandans for Ugandans.

Why particle board
High-density particle board supports floor-to-ceiling wardrobe doors up to 2.7 m.
Engineered with strong anti-warping behaviour and no “internal memory”, so doors stay straight.
MDI bonding is more water-resistant than typical retail particle board.
Luxfit specifies E0 for particle boards; flagship builds use ENF-grade boards (≤0.025 mg/m³).
A flat, even face for melamine finishes in solid colours, wood-grains and textures.
Low-density board for back panels and screens, high density for doors, plywood where loads are heavy.
Density matters
Not every part needs the same board. We match density to the job.
Low density · ≤600 kg/m³
For back panels, decorative screens and weight-sensitive parts: the economy entry.
High density · 700–800 kg/m³
For floor-to-ceiling wardrobe doors up to 2.7 m: stays straight, no “internal memory”, MDI bond.
For heavy loads
High-density particle board wins on staying straight; 11-layer plywood still wins on load (granite counters, heavy shelves).
Plywood cabinets →Design Gallery
Each design visual opens in our Design Gallery with its layout, finishes and key features.
Specification
Cabinet quality control system
Every Luxfit order goes through one quality system, run by Luxfit and our manufacturing partners. Your confirmed drawings feed the production system directly, every panel is labelled and tracked from cutting to packing, and checks are built into each stage rather than left to the end.
Our technical team measures on site. Production only starts after you approve the 2D drawings and 3D mock-ups.
Boards, edge banding and finishes are checked against your specification (board grade, E0 or E1, and finish code) before cutting.
Production data goes straight from your drawings to the CNC line. Panels are cut to 0.1 mm tolerance and each one gets a QR-coded label.
Each panel is scanned before drilling, so holes follow the drawing and a wrong size or position is flagged. Sorting confirms no part is missing.
Inspectors check panel sizes, edge banding, colour and drill positions, then clean every panel so no dust remains before packing.
Hinges, runners and fittings are picked by type and quantity for your order, then scanned and photo-checked.
Packages are scanned to confirm quantities, clearly labelled and tracked in the warehouse until loading.
After shipping and Uganda clearance, our team fits your cabinets on site to your confirmed drawings.
Testing standards
Board grades, finish codes and hardware are confirmed on your quotation.
Premium cabinets quality assurance
We work with established manufacturing and hardware partners and specify each component by use. The options below are confirmed on your quotation.
Partner factory
CNC cutting, edge banding and drilling on an automated line, for consistent quality and efficient production.
Hardware partner
Our premium hardware option: smooth, quiet soft-close movement for doors and drawers.
Hardware partner
Our standard soft-closing hinges for base units, wall units and tall doors.
Storage fittings
Pull-out baskets, organiser drawers and soft-close waste sorters (including HIGOLD) in SUS304 stainless steel and nano-coated aluminium.
Finish
L-code lacquer is sprayed in layers and oven-baked, like the paint on premium cars, for a smooth, deep, durable colour.
Boards
E0 particle board, E1 11-layer plywood and ENF-grade flagship boards, bonded with MDI adhesive.
How it works
Payment follows 10% before 2D/3D → 40% before production → 40% before Uganda clearance → 10% after fitting. Full stages are in our guide to lead time for Kampala kitchens and wardrobes.
Send your inquiry with a floor plan or photos to our sales team.
Our technical team measures on site so the drawings match the real space.
After the 10% design deposit you receive 2D drawings and 3D mock-ups, with three revisions included.
You confirm the design and pay 40% before production. Production takes about 20–40 days.
Shipping takes about 28–40 days. 40% is due before Uganda clearance.
Our team fits your cabinets on site. The final 10% is paid after fitting.
Explore
FAQ
Particle board is Luxfit’s engineered particle board. The high-density grade (700–800 kg/m³) is made for large wardrobe doors: it stays flat, has no “internal memory” and supports floor-to-ceiling doors up to 2.7 m.
Yes, for carcases and wall units where it is specified. For sink runs, wet zones and stone countertop loads we specify E1 11-layer plywood, which wins on load.
Our boards are bonded with MDI adhesive, which is more water-resistant than typical retail particle board. Wet zones still get the 11-layer plywood core.
Luxfit specifies E0 for particle boards. Flagship builds use ENF-grade boards (≤0.025 mg/m³). See ENF vs E1.
After you confirm the drawings, production takes about 20–40 days and shipping about 28–40 days, followed by Uganda clearance and fitting on site. Payment is 10% before the 2D and 3D drawings, 40% before production, 40% before Uganda clearance and 10% after fitting.
Yes. Browse finishes and 360° room views in our Design Gallery, then compare the physical samples at our Kampala showroom, Monday to Saturday 08:30–18:00 (National Cleaning Day, the last Saturday of the month: 11:00–19:00; Sunday: VIP by appointment).
Start your project
Send your floor plan or photos and we will propose the right board for each part of your kitchen or wardrobe.
Showroom
See cores, finishes and tall samples in person.
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