PVC is comprised of sheets made of a plastic composite. Due to its durability and wide availability, it has seen uses in many different areas and industries. There are two types of PVC used for kitchen cabinets, hollow boards and foam boards. Both options provide a glossy/matt look, but hollow boards have low thermal resistance and are generally less sturdy and durable than foam boards. This is why PVC foam boards are the go-to option regarding PVC kitchen cabinet. Depending on the manufacturing quality, you can expect PVC to last around 10 years. During this time, keep in mind that it is prone to scratches and cuts. If your PVC kitchen cabinet gets damaged this way, you will most likely need to replace it earlier.
| Pros | Cons |
| Multitude of colors to choose fromEasy to installVery easy to maintain and cleanResistant to insects, water, corrosive agents, and even heatHighly durableEasy to replace and find, due to wide availability | Low holding power of hardware, screws and hinges can loosen over timeLow thermal resistance. This can be somewhat balanced with proper coating and high-quality boardsThey are prone to scratches and cutsLow impact resistance |