Modular Cabinet Prices in the Philippines

Modular cabinetry

Modular cabinetry is a coordinated kitchen made from separately specified cabinet units. Its price depends on the measured schedule, materials, fittings and included services.

What do modular cabinets cost in the Philippines?

Published prices describe very different purchases. Mino's dated cost guide lists modular or prefabricated kits at roughly US$238–US$1,268 (PHP15,000–PHP80,000), and custom-built cabinetry at about US$793–US$4,755+ (PHP50,000–PHP300,000+).

These are that guide's examples, not current Fadior quotations or verified market averages.

Its page was published in May 2025 and describes 2024 costs.

Use the examples to identify a purchasing category, then obtain an itemised offer for your measured kitchen.

A cabinet listing, a fitted cabinet run and a finished room require separate comparisons.

How should those example prices be read?

The conversions use PHP63.087647 per US$1 from ExchangeRate-API, updated and retrieved on 21 October 2026.

US-dollar amounts are rounded; the original peso figures remain beside them for reference.

Exchange rates fluctuate, so refresh the rate for an actual quotation.

Confirm separately whether worktops, appliances, delivery, taxes or fitting are included.

Mino's other price bands, labour rates, location premiums, hardware prices and percentage uplifts describe mixed products and unspecified scopes; request current itemised offers instead of applying them as Philippine market averages.

Use its kitchen-size examples only as hypothetical layouts; build your own cabinet schedule.

Why are marketplace cabinet prices so different?

A Lazada sink-cabinet listing page displayed a modular aluminium cabinet at about US$79 (PHP5,000) and a separately listed sink cabinet at about US$238 (PHP14,999), with advertised dimensions of 100 × 50 × 80 cm.

Those are individual advertised items, not quotations for a measured fitted kitchen.

Confirm the selected variant, cabinet-body material, included sink and worktop, assembled dimensions and delivery charge with the actual seller.

Choose the current product description and checkout scope to confirm specification and total; treat discounts, sold counts and unrelated listings as listing context.

What should a comparable quotation contain?

Start with a room drawing and a cabinet schedule that separates base units, wall units, tall storage and any island.

Specify the cabinet body, visible fronts, worktop, fittings and internal accessories individually.

Ask whether the price includes measurement, drawings, transport, installation work, plumbing connections and disposal of old cabinets.

Put allowances and exclusions beside the affected item.

A modular supplier such as KOSYS describes planning, design and implementation together, but your quotation should identify the exact services being purchased.

Use the Fadior kitchen spaces to define the functions before choosing finishes.

Should you compare per metre, per unit or per sheet?

Keep each quotation in its original unit until the scope is reconciled.

Mino lists stainless steel at approximately US$127–US$238 per linear metre (PHP8,000–PHP15,000), while its marine-plywood example is priced per sheet.

The per-metre description does not identify every unit, worktop or accessory included.

Ask for the measured cabinet runs, the counting method at corners and separate quantities for upper and tall units.

A sheet-material price needs fabrication and finishing before it can be compared with cabinetry. Review the distinct material choices alongside the supplier's written bill of quantities.

Which material decisions change the purchase?

Choose the cabinet body and visible finish as separate decisions.

A familiar wood appearance does not identify the substrate underneath it.

Ask suppliers to name the material in wet-adjacent units, document how edges and service penetrations are treated, and show the proposed finish sample.

Mino discusses laminate, plywood, hardwood, bamboo and mixed-material schemes; those alternatives need their own product documents, maintenance guidance and current offers.

Its broad durability and environmental descriptions are not substitutes for product-specific evidence.

Compare materials at the Fadior finish showroom, keeping the same layout and accessory list when requesting alternatives.

How can a compact kitchen keep its scope clear?

Prioritise the sink, preparation area, cooking position and everyday storage, then add specialist accessories deliberately.

Draw the door and drawer opening paths, appliance clearances and any corner that will be difficult to use.

For a separate service or dirty kitchen, describe its actual cooking, cleaning and exposure conditions rather than choosing materials from a label alone.

Keep the main kitchen and service-kitchen schedules separate.

A ready-made cabinet can serve a defined position when its dimensions fit; made-to-measure cabinetry needs the room and service information approved before production.

Explore Fadior whole-home collections once the kitchen requirements are settled.

What does a Fadior quotation cover?

Fadior specifies 304 stainless steel cabinet bodies; doors, finishes and countertops follow their own material documents.

The manufacturing information identifies Salvagnini automated bending at the Foshan factory.

When comparing an offer, keep that cabinet-body scope visible in the specification rather than transferring it to every visible surface.

Fadior cabinets are assembled at our Foshan factory, packed and shipped to the Philippines.

Freight is quoted at the time of shipment.

Ask the project team to identify the exact supply boundary, destination receiving arrangements and site work in your offer.

The Fadior manufacturing information helps frame that discussion.

What can a finished home help you check?

The published compact Singapore kitchen shows a window-side sink, a turning worktop and tall storage in an occupied home.

Use those relationships to test your own plan: is preparation space reachable, does the tall storage suit the room, and can the sink position work with the window?

The case demonstrates a particular completed layout; discuss Philippine pricing and delivery separately from that layout example.

Bring your room dimensions, destination, appliance information and finish preferences to Fadior project consultation, with a separate line for each requested service.

How do you choose between the final offers?

Ask each seller to return the same schedule with quantities, materials, hardware references, included work and the quotation's validity.

Separate essentials from optional accessories so that you can adjust the scope without losing the design intent.

Check the contracting business, approval milestones and process for correcting a mismatch with the agreed drawings.

Confirm current production and transport arrangements directly before committing to a programme.

The practical price comparison is the total for the same kitchen and the same handover point.

Keep the approved sample, drawing revision and written offer together so that later decisions remain traceable.

What should be separated at the sink and cooking zone?

Ask for the sink cabinet, sink, tap and worktop opening to be described separately.

Confirm the appliance model before agreeing the surrounding cabinet dimensions.

Record the treatment of pipe entries and any removable access needed for future servicing.

Keep those requirements on the drawing so that a lower cabinet price does not conceal a missing component.

The installer or relevant trade should confirm the site connections and preparation it needs.

Agree the responsible party for each interface before the cabinets leave production, especially when different businesses supply the worktop and cabinetry.

How should accessories be priced?

Build a core storage schedule before selecting specialist pull-outs or organisers.

Identify the actual hardware reference for each drawer and door, then ask for optional accessories as separate lines.

A photograph of an open drawer helps discuss arrangement; its appearance alone cannot identify a tested fitting or the included mechanism.

Request the matching product document where a particular function matters.

Keep access, cleaning and the objects to be stored in the decision.

Ask the seller to return an updated drawing and total after every accepted substitution, rather than comparing a revised price with the original specification.

What belongs in the delivery and completion allowance?

Write down the destination address, access restrictions and receiving arrangements.

Ask for the delivery boundary, unloading responsibility and protection of finished surfaces to be explicit.

Separately identify any local fitting, plumbing, electrical or worktop work needed to complete the room.

Use the written offer to coordinate those responsibilities and allow the responsible business to confirm its own scope.

For a professional project, the Fadior trade project team can discuss the cabinetry portion against the drawings.

A clear handover schedule gives a price comparison practical meaning, because each offer ends at a defined point.