All carcases are made up of 5/8th chipboard. And the quality of that is
pretty standard as it's all made in the same place. Kronospan more than
likely.

The only differences in them are the amount of space from the back to
the wall. Good units allow you about 2" from the backing hardboard to
play with. The other difference is in the legs they use and the way the
plynthe fits.

If vfm is a deciding factor, your best bet is to find a small firm that
sells remaindered kitchens or bedrooms or both and has enough of the
stuff you fancy.

If you can find doors and fittings there that you like that's all you
will need. If not you will have to try a door from B&Q or wherever you
find a style you like. You don't have to buy them all in one place.
It's just a matter of getting replacements or extras after the initial
sale that you must be careful of.


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