A small component. Far more applications than one might imagine.

An unused hole, a visible fixing point or an opening in a tubular section may seem like minor details

An unused hole, a visible fixing point or
an opening in a tubular section may seem like minor details, but if they are
properly highlighted, they can become a genuine aesthetic finishing solution
across numerous sectors. Indeed, a well-finished detail can change the
perception of the entire product.

The applications can be very diverse:
Furniture – covering mounting holes on panels and furnishings
Bathroom – washbasins, bathroom furniture, shower enclosures and accessories
Furnishings – fixings for mirrors, shelves, handles and profiles
Retail – display units, shelving and fitted wall units
Marine – finishing details on panelling and interior components

Available in polished chrome and satin chrome
finishes, they allow the finish to be tailored to the product’s style and to
other metal elements present.

The interesting question, therefore, is not just “what is a chrome cap used for?”
but “in how many products we use every day is it already present without us
realising it”?