The finish and the cabinet body are different choices. Cleanup’s STEDIA and CENTRO ranges use stainless-steel cabinet construction.
STEDIA · Manufacturer cutaway photograph
See the cabinet body.
This cutaway shows the structure beneath the door fronts and worktop.
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Cabinet body
Stainless-steel construction inside the kitchen.
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Drawer bottom
STEDIA also uses stainless steel in its drawer bases.
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Door finish
Explore wood, color and other finish options for the exterior.
Separate STEDIA manufacturer examples, not a before-and-after of one kitchen. Confirm the materials of each component in your selected specification.
02 / STORAGE
Storage for everyday cooking
Keep frequently used tools near the front. Use the deeper drawers for larger items. Explore these STEDIA storage examples.
STEDIA · Manufacturer storage example
TOOL POCKET + SLIDE BOX
Give cookware its place.
See how pans, utensils and larger pots can be separated across the drawer levels.
A small opening for everyday access
Cleanup illustrates access to the front Tool Pocket with an opening of approximately 20 cm (8 inches), subject to handle and clearance conditions.
CHOOSE YOUR CONFIGURATION
Find the right way to bring it together.
Start with a collection and a room layout. Explore all five catalogue families across ten placement options, then build a preference brief for your designer.
Top-view diagrams · Gold line: dining-facing edge / raised counter · Not to scale
CENTRO / STEDIA catalogue guide · September 2025. Final combinations and regional availability are confirmed by Royalwood. A site-built partition is a separate option from the Dual Top system.
U-shaped & C-shaped room studies
U / C layouts are custom room studies, separate from the catalogue packages above. Explore these shapes in 3D; a designer must specify the corners and worktops.
Catalogue references apply to straight-run cabinet dimensions and finish samples. 900 × 900 mm shelf corners follow the catalogue exterior arrangement. Return runs and peninsula combinations remain spatial studies, not published packages. The sink workstation uses the supplied Blender model at its original scale. Door colour and sheen are previews from official catalogue samples; framed or fluted door profiles are not modelled. Cabinet line pulls are simplified. Internal fittings, exact worktop joints and installation clearances require review. Changing zones creates a planning study, not an approved product package.
03 / CLEANING
Features that make cleaning easier
Look at the surfaces and corners you clean most. These STEDIA features address specific parts of the job.
Manufacturer demonstration · Before wiping
A coating that helps lift dirt.
Cleanup’s hydrophilic coating helps water get beneath dirt so it can be lifted from the stainless-steel surface.
What about scratches?
Selected worktops also have an embossed texture that reduces contact with cookware. Cleanup describes this as helping reduce rubbing scratches and their visibility. It is not a scratch-proof surface.
STEDIA · Manufacturer illustration
Look closely at the drain.
The Stream Flow Sink guides water and debris toward the drain. The integrated drain construction removes a joint between the sink and drain area.
What should I check?
Ask which sink, coating and drain options are included in your configuration, and follow the care instructions for those materials.
The wipe images are a manufacturer demonstration, not an independent performance test. Results depend on the spill, surface and care method. Features vary by model and option.
04 / OPEN-PLAN KITCHENS
Keep the working area out of view
A raised counter can screen the sink and work surface from selected dining-room sightlines. Storage can help keep appliances out of view, too.
STEDIA · Dual Top manufacturer example
A counter with two heights.
The Dual Top counter sits above the worktop. Lower and higher versions screen different parts of the kitchen from the dining area.
WORKTOP + RAISED COUNTER
What is hidden depends on the counter height and the viewer’s position.
CENTRO · Closed convertible storage example
Open when you need it.
CENTRO convertible storage includes pocketing-door arrangements that reveal a work area and close to conceal it.
Images show separate CENTRO storage configurations. Check appliance clearances, ventilation and operating instructions for the selected unit.
05 / FINISHES
Find a look for your home
Stainless steel inside does not mean an all-metal exterior. Start with a room you like, then ask which finishes are available for your project.
Wood and warm tones
CENTRO · Manufacturer design example
Color and simple lines
STEDIA · Manufacturer design example
Darker finishes and texture
CENTRO · Manufacturer design example
Manufacturer imagery, not Royalwood installations. Finishes, layouts and accessories shown are subject to local availability.
06 / THE MAKER & YOUR NEXT STEP
Made by Cleanup. Explore it with Royalwood.
Cleanup’s history began in Japan in 1949. Bring your questions to Royalwood and explore how its kitchen systems could fit your home.
CLEANUP / A SHORT HISTORY
From Tokyo in 1949 to today’s kitchen systems.
Cleanup began with founder Noboru Inoue making wooden tables in Tokyo. The Cleanup name followed in 1961, as the business developed stainless-steel sinks and kitchen systems.
Two Cleanup collections with stainless-steel cabinet construction. Start with their different design and feature options, then compare a configuration for your home.
CENTRO · Cleanup manufacturer imagery
CLEANUP’S FLAGSHIP COLLECTION
CENTRO
Explore more detailed design and sink options.
Cleanup’s flagship kitchen pairs stainless-steel cabinet construction with coordinated surfaces, distinctive finishes and its Craftsman Deck Sink option.
Design: straight lines, flat surfaces and coordinated worktop and door finishes.
Storage: Tool Containers arranged around cooking and preparation areas.
Signature detail: the Craftsman Deck Sink, with skilled welding, polishing and hand-finishing.
Selected features are highlighted, not an exhaustive comparison. Some features are available in both collections. Images and features shown depend on model, option and local availability; confirm your chosen specification with Royalwood.
YOUR QUESTIONS
Questions about Cleanup kitchens
From appliance fit to everyday care, here are a few things to know before choosing your kitchen.
It doesn’t have to. The cabinet interior and the visible door finish are separate choices. Cleanup offers wood, color and other exterior finishes alongside its stainless-steel cabinet construction.
What parts are stainless steel?
CENTRO and STEDIA use stainless-steel cabinet construction. STEDIA also uses stainless steel in its drawer bottoms. Door fronts, countertops, accessories and other components vary, so review the complete material specification for your chosen kitchen.
Why choose stainless steel instead of plywood cabinets?
Stainless steel offers a different approach to the cabinet interior, particularly where spills and moisture are concerns. Compare the complete cabinet construction, storage, finishes and maintenance requirements—not just the material name.
Will it work with my American appliances?
Compatibility needs to be checked for each appliance. Bring the model numbers and installation specifications for your range, cooktop, oven, refrigerator and dishwasher. Cabinet openings, ventilation, connections and clearances should be confirmed before ordering.
Can I use a garbage disposal?
Don’t assume every sink configuration accepts one. The exact sink outlet, drain assembly, disposal model and space beneath the sink need to be reviewed together before a disposal is specified.
Will the cabinet sizes and countertop height fit my kitchen?
The selected system’s dimensions need to be checked against your room and preferred working height. A measured plan should account for walls, corners, appliance openings, plumbing and electrical locations.
Can I choose a quartz or stone countertop?
Ask which countertop arrangements are supported for your selected kitchen. A separately supplied countertop needs a review of support requirements, thickness, sink mounting, cutouts and installation responsibilities.
Will stainless steel rust, scratch or show fingerprints?
Stainless steel is corrosion-resistant, but it still needs appropriate care and can scratch or stain. Fingerprints mainly matter on exposed surfaces. Performance and cleaning methods depend on the particular finish or coating.
Will the cabinets sound metallic?
Sound depends on the cabinet, drawer construction, hardware and contents. Opening and closing a loaded display drawer is the best way to judge how the selected kitchen feels and sounds.
What is the difference between CENTRO and STEDIA?
CENTRO is Cleanup’s flagship collection, with distinctive design options and features such as the Craftsman Deck Sink. STEDIA emphasizes everyday storage and cleaning features, including Tool Pocket + Slide Box arrangements. Some features overlap; compare the actual configurations available for your project.
How much does a Cleanup kitchen cost, and how long does it take?
Pricing and timing depend on the collection, layout, finishes, equipment and supply arrangements. Request a written quotation showing what is included, delivery timing, installation costs and any separately supplied items.
Who installs it, and who helps if I need service?
Before ordering, confirm who handles measurement, installation and adjustments, along with the applicable US warranty and process for replacement parts. Your proposal should make these responsibilities clear.
What should I bring to a consultation?
Bring room photographs, a measured plan if available, appliance specifications, your approximate budget and a few reference images. A list of what you cook and what you need to store is useful, too.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROJECT
Discuss your Cleanup kitchen.
Bring a plan, a room photo, or a list of what you need from your next kitchen.