Questions before
you specify.

Yes. SNEJ offers free samples. Shipping costs are covered by the buyer. Tell us the product or finish you want to review and the delivery destination so we can discuss the sample selection and shipping arrangements.

Send available plans and elevations, dimensions, quantities, finish references, appliance information where relevant, the destination and target timing. Mark undecided items so they can be reviewed rather than assumed.

Yes. Share the drawings and reference images you already have, and identify the missing dimensions or decisions. An initial review can clarify the brief; production requires the agreed drawings and specification.

SNEJ can review these products within one project brief. Identify the rooms, quantities, shared finishes and product-specific details so the drawings and quotation can distinguish what is included.

List the clothes and other items for each room, then divide the available space between long and short hanging, folded storage, drawers and optional accessories. The proportions and fittings are confirmed against room dimensions and door clearances; every wardrobe does not need every zone.

No. Flooring, sofas and beds are no longer part of SNEJ’s current product range. We manufacture interior doors, kitchen cabinetry, wardrobes and fitted storage, with bathroom vanities, living and dining cabinetry, wood wall panels and coordinated whole-house packages. Use the current product catalogue when preparing an enquiry.

Yes. Send dimensioned plans or elevations, quantities, destination and finish direction so the project scope can be reviewed.

They do not have to. Specify the material, thickness, surface finish and edge treatment for the sides, backs, shelves and fronts separately. Laminate, MDF and PET finish references help shortlist the front; the final component construction is recorded in your quotation.

Share quantities, dimensions, materials, finishes, hardware, worktops and the delivery destination. Price and timing are confirmed for that scope in the project quotation. Include your required delivery date and any testing or inspection requirements in the brief.

Yes. The four SNEJ product systems can be considered together, with visible finishes and details reviewed as one interior specification.

The team needs enough information to understand dimensions, quantities, material and finish direction, hardware expectations, destination and programme.

Yes. Wardrobe and storage enquiries are reviewed against the supplied room dimensions and required internal configuration.

Yes. Provide a room or unit schedule so each configuration and quantity can be identified during specification.

Record the material and thickness for cabinet sides, backs, shelves and doors, with the surface finish and exposed-edge treatment. Door colour charts identify a finish reference, not the complete cabinet construction. Confirm these details together with the hardware and room dimensions.

Price and timing depend on the quantities, dimensions, internal layout, materials, finishes, accessories and delivery requirements. Send your room schedule, destination and target date so they can be confirmed in the project quotation.

The visible finish direction can be coordinated across SNEJ cabinetry, wardrobes and interior doors, subject to the approved project specification.

We make composite wood doors, invisible doors, aluminum-edge wood doors and aluminum-framed glass doors. Each order is reviewed against the project drawings and door schedule.

The quotation depends on the number and size of doors, leaf and frame construction, finish, hardware, glazing where applicable and the delivery destination. Include your target delivery date and any required test documents; the agreed door schedule defines the quoted scope.

MB-1688 is a previous SNEJ glazed swing-door reference. Send the model code with your opening dimensions, finish and privacy requirements so the current specification can be checked. A glazed wood door and an aluminum-framed glass door are different constructions.

Do not specify a performance rating from leaf thickness alone. Include the required rating in the door schedule and request evidence for the proposed complete door set, including its frame, glazing, seals and hardware.

Yes. Send the finish references for the doors, cabinetry and wardrobes together. We will check the available matches before the project samples are approved.

Send a door schedule or drawings with opening sizes, quantities, opening direction, finish references, hardware requirements, destination and required delivery date. If the schedule is not ready, send the information you already have.

Yes. For a flush-to-wall door, we review the wall build-up, frame detail, opening direction and the finish around the opening together.

Yes. We can review swing doors and multi-panel sliding layouts. The opening size, frame finish, glass and track arrangement are confirmed for the project.

No. Catalogue dimensions are reference information. Current construction, materials, hardware and required documentation are confirmed for each quotation.

Use the photograph to explain the intended appearance. Confirm the surface material, colour or grain, sheen and edge detail against a current sample before approving a finish. A similar colour name does not establish that different products use the same material.

No. A door front and cabinet box can use different substrates and surface systems. Specify the material, thickness, finish and edge treatment for each component separately, then confirm the proposed combination and any required documents for the project.

Provide the opening width and height, wall thickness, finished floor level and door handing. Identify the proposed frame and architrave profile, skirting junction and any sliding-track arrangement. The selected door system and dimensioned detail determine the final trim.

No. Closing action and tested sound insulation are different properties. If a project has an acoustic requirement, request documentation applicable to the proposed door assembly and its installation conditions.

Do not assume that a hardware option suits every system. Confirm the selected lock, handle and hinge with the door construction, opening direction, frame and project requirements.

No. Record the finished opening and the outside dimensions of the proposed frame assembly separately. SNEJ’s February 2023 metal swing-door booklet uses three-point measurements and requires the ordered product to fit the opening. Confirm fitting allowances and handing with the selected system’s drawing.

No. The SNEJ company manual illustrates an inset pull flush with the front and a 45-degree bevel that provides finger access beside the adjacent panel. Confirm the front profile, substrate, surface and opening clearance together; compatibility and availability are reviewed for the selected range.

Full-extension runners allow more complete access to the drawer; partial-extension runners leave part inside the cabinet. SNEJ’s undated cabinet-systems training explains this distinction. The actual runner model, travel, drawer size, load requirement and fixing must be agreed for the order.

The undated company manual illustrates hand-sweep, presence-sensor, door-contact and remote switching. They are reference options, not standard inclusions. Confirm the selected fittings, control location, cable routes, power supply and destination requirements with the project team.

No. SNEJ’s manual illustrates wall-mounted shelves, drawers and storage accessories, but the image does not define the wall construction, fixing or load capacity. Review the supporting wall, selected components and fixing design for the actual installation.

Yes. We can customise cabinetry, wardrobes and interior doors to applicable destination-country standards and project requirements. Share the country, intended use, product configuration and required standards or reports. Materials, construction, costs and lead time are discussed individually and confirmed in the agreed technical specification. Compliance evidence must apply to the supplied configuration.

We can coordinate relevant product testing and pre-shipment inspection for the destination and order. Before production, agree standards, samples, inspection stages, required documents, providers, responsibilities, costs and timing. Product tests, shipment inspections and import documentation serve different purposes. Existing sample reports do not establish approval for every product or country; the agreed scope and applicable results determine the evidence available for your order.

SNEJ’s export team supports English- and Russian-language communication. Your representative coordinates enquiries, specifications, progress updates and after-sales questions with the relevant internal teams.

Share room plans, elevations, site dimensions, finish references and the details you want to resolve. For coordinated interiors, indicate how cabinetry, storage and doors should relate. Keep revisions identifiable so the team can work from the same version.

Confirm the drawings, product schedule, finishes, hardware and responsibilities before releasing production. Also agree packing records, delivery arrangements and site readiness, including who will install the products and what information they need.

A design patent concerns the protected design. It does not replace fire, acoustic or emissions test documentation. Review each requirement against evidence for the product and application being specified.