25 year guarantee
This cover panel matches KALLARP fronts in high-gloss grey-blue perfectly, giving your kitchen an ultra-modern feel. Made partly from recycled materials at factories powered solely with renewable sources.
Product details
Choose a cover panel in the same finish as your door for a uniform expression, or mix and match to suit your taste.
Covered with high-gloss foil; gives an easy care finish.
25 year guarantee. Read about the terms in the guarantee brochure.
IKEA of Sweden
Good to know
Attach a cover panel to the side of a cabinet at the end of a row.
Fits METOD kitchen series.
Materials & care
Material
- Basematerial:
- Particleboard
- Frontside:
- Plastic foil (min. 20% recycled)
- Backside:
- Plastic foil
- Edge:
- Plastic edging, Plastic edging
Care
Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
Wipe clean with a microfiber cloth dampened in water, for more difficult stains use a mild cleaning detergent and rub carefully with circular motions.
Assembly & documents
Assembly instructions
KALLARP Cover panel905.202.75Advice and care instructions
KALLARP Cover panel905.202.75Measurements
- Width: 39.0 cm
- Height: 86.0 cm
- Thickness: 1.5 cm
Packaging
KALLARP
Article Number905.202.75- Width: 40 cm
- Height: 2 cm
- Length: 91 cm
- Weight: 3.28 kg
- Package(s): 1
Customer reviews
Material
What are foil and laminate?
Some wood materials need protection with a durable and easy-care foil or laminate surface. The choice depends on the end use and desired finish. We often use paper foil for storage furniture, while plastic foil suits demanding areas like kitchens and bathrooms. Today, the plastic we use is mostly recycled and our goal is to use plastic from renewable sources. Laminate is made of resin-impregnated paper, which adds a durable and moisture-resistant surface for countertops.
Energy and resources
More sustainable kitchen fronts
With KALLARP kitchen fronts, we applied insights about quality and sustainability in the production. They have a durable surface made partly of recycled plastic foil and are produced solely using renewable energy sources, such as wind and biofuel from wood scraps. Each small step adds up and together they form great leaps towards more sustainable kitchen fronts.