Price Groups 1 - 3

Is it, or isn’t it wood? Advanced manufacturing processes now make it difficult to distinguish between laminate and true hardwood veneers. Laminates will not change color over time or fade from sun exposure. They’re easy to clean and are more scratch resistant than natural wood, making them indispensable if you have children or large pets! They are also great finishes for any rental units, where wear and tear can be an issue.

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Price Groups 1-3 feature laminate doors in gloss and matte, or European wood textured laminates. Group 2 hybrid doors are a combination of laminate and clear coat in matte or gloss for a softer, shinier feel.

Price Groups 4 - 5

Choose from high-gloss and matte lacquer doors in Price groups 4-5. This multi-step finishing process leaves doors feeling similar to a car finish or nail polish; very durable yet soft to the touch. This group also introduces LEICHT’s 10-12 core colors which look great mixed and matched with high-end German Wood Veneers (Price Group 6).

LEICHT’s lacquer finishes are available in 5,000 custom colors for a minimal up-charge. And don’t forget that in 2017, LEICHT secured EXCLUSIVE rights to use the LeCorbusier color palette. Altogether, these price groups provide a high-end look and quality, ultimate color choices, and unlimited mix and match flexibility.

Price Groups 6 - 8

Price Groups 6-8 feature approximately 18 different all natural and stained wood veneers to complement the core colors. Group 6 offers an ‘all glass’ kitchen in hundreds of glass color options, finished in matte or gloss. Group 7 offers exclusive lathed on concrete and aggregate stone finished doors as well as LEICHT’s signature, textured relief Esprite door.

Considering LEICHT’s vast color choices and unparalleled quality and style, it’s hard to find such a high-end ‘all glass’ kitchen – especially for a fraction of the cost of our competitors!