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PVD SatinFinish

Residential material guide

PVD Satin Finish applied in luxury residential full-height wardrobe doors

Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD): vacuum coating process where solid metal targets (Ti, Zr, Cr) vaporize into plasma and deposit atom-by-atom onto 304 stainless steel substrate (ASTM A240 / EN 1.4301). Resulting ceramic film: titanium nitride (TiN), titanium carbonitride (TiCN), or zirconium nitride (ZrN), selected per target hue—Bronze (TiCN), Champagne Gold (TiN), Rose Gold (TiN+ZrN modulation), Black Titanium (TiAlN).

Metallurgical bond formed without chemical binders; coating thickness: 0.3-5 microns (300-5000 nm). Satin texture: pre-coating abrasive brushing at 120-180 grit, unidirectional grain, locked by subsequent vacuum deposition.

Hardness

2000-2500 (TiN-based) HV

Surface resistance

Thickness

0.3-5 microns mm

Working section

PVD Satin Finish in natural light — Fadior

Overview

How this finish changes the room mood.

Base material retains 304 food-grade properties: 18% Cr, 8% Ni, ≤0.08% C, 515 MPa tensile strength, 205 MPa yield strength.

Material note

Changes the room mood

This finish shifts how the stainless steel surface reads, from warmer and softer to cleaner and more reflective.

Material note

Keeps the metal base

The finish changes what you see and touch, while the stainless steel body underneath continues to carry the system.

Material note

Chosen by use, not only color

The right finish depends on light, touch frequency, maintenance expectations, and how decorative the room should feel.

Core data

The key figures, kept clean.

ItemValueNote
Material gradeAvailable on requestBase material reference
Steel standardAvailable on requestPublished standard
Thickness0.3-5 microns mmTypical working thickness
Hardness2000-2500 (TiN-based) HVSurface resistance reading
Corrosion resistanceAvailable on requestSuitability across room conditions
Salt sprayAvailable on requestAccelerated exposure reference
Emission valueAvailable on requestTesting reference available on request

Applications

Where it starts to make sense in a real room.

Atelier

Curves hold the room together without adding noise.

Finish-led rooms

Most useful where the cabinet body is already settled and the next decision is about warmth, reflection, texture, and maintenance.

Detail gallery

Surface, edge, and finish in closer view.

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Material guidance

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