Hafele Introduces Profin Gola Profiles for Handle-less Kitchens
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Hafele Introduces Profin Gola Profiles for Handle-less Kitchens

Hafele has introduced its Profin Gola Profiles for contemporary handle-less kitchen designs, addressing the growing demand for clean, uninterrupted cabinetry in modern homes. As open kitchens increasingly merge with living spaces, the system enables a minimalist aesthetic while maintaining functional accessibility.

The Profin Gola Profiles are engineered to integrate smoothly with drawers and cabinets, allowing easy access without external handles. Manufactured with Hafele’s precision-driven technology, the system ensures accurate alignment and straightforward installation through an innovative fastening mechanism designed for both efficiency and visual refinement.

Available in six finishes – Silver, Graphite, Gold, Rose Gold, Dark Bronze and Matt Black – the profiles complement a wide range of interior palettes, from muted minimal settings to bold, metallic accents. The solution supports seamless continuity across kitchen layouts while contributing to a sleek, contemporary appearance.

With the Profin range, Hafele continues to expand its portfolio of design-led home solutions that prioritise usability, craftsmanship and aesthetic harmony in evolving residential environments.

Hafele has introduced its Profin Gola Profiles for contemporary handle-less kitchen designs, addressing the growing demand for clean, uninterrupted cabinetry in modern homes. As open kitchens increasingly merge with living spaces, the system enables a minimalist aesthetic while maintaining functional accessibility.The Profin Gola Profiles are engineered to integrate smoothly with drawers and cabinets, allowing easy access without external handles. Manufactured with Hafele’s precision-driven technology, the system ensures accurate alignment and straightforward installation through an innovative fastening mechanism designed for both efficiency and visual refinement.Available in six finishes – Silver, Graphite, Gold, Rose Gold, Dark Bronze and Matt Black – the profiles complement a wide range of interior palettes, from muted minimal settings to bold, metallic accents. The solution supports seamless continuity across kitchen layouts while contributing to a sleek, contemporary appearance.With the Profin range, Hafele continues to expand its portfolio of design-led home solutions that prioritise usability, craftsmanship and aesthetic harmony in evolving residential environments.

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