Hafele Launches Sleek Rail Door Profiles for Modern Kitchens
Urban micro-living has transformed kitchens from isolated workspaces into integrated lifestyle hubs. Responding to this shift, Hafele presents its Profin Range of Aluminium Rail Door Profiles, designed to seamlessly blend with modern open-plan kitchens.
Crafted in six elegant finishes—Silver, Graphite, Gold, Rose Gold, Dark Bronze, and Matt Black—the profiles are perfect for minimalist handle-less units or as standout accents. They elegantly border glass panels and form natural grooves for handles, adding a refined, contemporary aesthetic to overhead cabinets and tall units, optimizing space without compromising style.
Whether your kitchen leans towards dark themes or metallic tones, these profiles complement and enhance every palette—serving function and fashion in equal measure.
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