When fitting out or renovating a kitchen, you will often hear about a material called Lamiglass. It is everywhere in the market and catches the eye with its gloss and modern look. But the question on many people’s minds is: what does a metre of Lamiglass cost in 2025, especially with prices and options changing all the time? In this article we explain clearly what Lamiglass kitchens are, their advantages and disadvantages, and the factors that set the price per metre. Our aim is to help you understand the material well before you buy, based on our experience at Light Star in kitchen design and in high-quality materials such as Corian and Compact HPL.
What are Lamiglass kitchens?
Lamiglass kitchens are made from MDF or pressed-wood boards covered with a glossy outer layer known as Lamiglass. This layer has an elegant, shiny look that reflects light and gives the kitchen a clearly modern feel. Many people prefer these kitchens for their range of colours and easy cleaning, which makes them both practical and attractive. They suit small and large spaces alike, as the reflective surface makes a room feel bigger. The price per metre varies from one supplier to another, depending on the quality of the material, the type of wood base and the manufacturing method. So it is important to know the characteristics of these kitchens before deciding, especially if you want an elegant design at a reasonable price. Light Star offers a variety of Lamiglass kitchens to suit different tastes and budgets.
Where is Lamiglass used?
With growing demand in recent years, Lamiglass is no longer limited to kitchens; it now has many uses in interior design, which leads people to weigh the price per metre against its practical and aesthetic benefits. Its main uses today:
- Modern kitchens that combine elegance and easy cleaning.
- Bedroom wardrobes, thanks to its glossy, modern colours.
- Bathroom cabinets, thanks to its moisture resistance and easy maintenance.
- Some office furniture, to add an elegant, practical touch.
- TV units and decorative interior walls.
- Shoe-cabinet and entrance doors, to unify the look of the home.
- Small storage units in kitchens or laundry rooms.
The key question: what does a metre of Lamiglass cost in 2025?
The price of a metre of Lamiglass in Egypt in 2025 depends on the quality of the materials, the type of wood inside and the source of the Lamiglass layer itself, local or imported. In general, a metre ranges between EGP 1,800 and 2,800, with some premium types going beyond this range depending on the design and finish.
The average price is currently around EGP 2,200 to 2,500 per metre for good material and a professional finish. The cost may be slightly lower with lower-quality grades or special offers.
It is important to check the wood used inside, how the edges are sealed and the quality of installation, because these details directly affect the final price and the lifespan of the kitchen.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of Lamiglass kitchens?
Before buying, it is important to know the pros and cons of any kitchen material, especially when judging the price per metre. With demand growing, it helps to know what makes Lamiglass popular and what may not suit some users.
Advantages
- An attractive gloss that gives the kitchen a modern, elegant look.
- A wide range of colours, for freedom in choosing the design.
- An easy-to-clean surface that is practical for daily use.
- Its resistant outer layer does not easily absorb odours or stains.
- Its reflective surface makes the space feel larger.
Disadvantages
Among the disadvantages of Lamiglass kitchens, the surface can pick up some scratches with heavy or constant use without care.
It should not be exposed directly to high heat, to avoid affecting the glossy layer.
The edges need a good finish to stay protected from damage over time.
It should be cleaned with a soft cloth to keep its shine.
It can cost slightly more than some other materials when you choose top quality.
What decides the price of a Lamiglass kitchen?
When planning a new kitchen or renovating an old one, many people ask about the price per metre of Lamiglass and why prices differ between companies and showrooms. In fact, several factors directly affect the final price, and it is best to know them in advance to find what suits your needs and budget:
- The base board: high-density MDF or a lower-quality material.
- The quality of the Lamiglass layer: its thickness, hardness and gloss.
- The precision of the final finish, especially edges and corners, and the guarantee against peeling.
- Country of origin: local or imported materials affect the cost.
- Interior hardware such as hinges, drawers and opening systems.
- Transport and installation, especially in distant governorates or unprepared sites.
- The company or factory behind the product, its reputation and its warranty on the work.
- You can also read about all the modern kitchen types and how to choose the right one.
Lamiglass kitchens have become a common choice in modern kitchen design, thanks to their gloss, easy cleaning and range of colours. Now that you know the main advantages, disadvantages and uses, and the factors behind the price per metre, you can judge whether this material suits your needs and budget. It combines practicality with a modern look, which makes it suitable for contemporary homes and many kinds of spaces.
If you are looking for a kitchen design that combines quality and an attractive look, Lamiglass is worth considering. At Light Star we offer Lamiglass kitchen designs for every taste, using reliable materials and high-quality finishes.
Don’t hesitate to contact us to choose a Light Star Lamiglass kitchen that suits your taste and needs and gives your home a distinctive, practical touch.
