What's inside a Homa Atta Chakki
A chakki lives in the middle of daily kitchen life — heat, flour dust, wet hands, little ones nearby. So instead of choosing generic parts, we build each unit from named materials and components made by manufacturers who specialise in exactly that job. Here's what's actually inside, why each one is there, and the certifications those suppliers themselves hold.
The cabinet body is built from Merino Fabwood, a board designed to resist moisture and warping. In a kitchen, that means the panels stay flat and the doors keep closing the way they did on day one, even after years of steam and spills nearby.
These are certifications held by Merino for its Fabwood product line — covering quality management (ISO 9001), environmental management (ISO 14001) and occupational health & safety (ISO 45001).
Every panel and edge is bonded with Kleiberit adhesive, made in Germany for furniture that has to survive heat and humidity without the layers peeling apart or lifting at the corners over time.
Kleiberit holds ISO 9001:2015 (quality management) and ISO 14001:2015 (environmental management), along with a MODUL D quality assurance certificate and ISCC PLUS certification for sustainability and supply-chain traceability. Its adhesives also meet DIN EN 204 (D3/D4 stress-group ratings for wood adhesives), DIN EN 14257 / WATT 91 (heat resistance), and GEV Emicode EC1 Plus (very low emissions).
Source: Kleiberit certifications as provided by Kleiberit.
Every visible edge is sealed with E3 edge banding, so there's no raw, exposed board for flour dust or moisture to work into. It keeps the edges hygienic, crisp-looking, and resistant to chipping from daily use.
E3 Group holds ISO 9001:2015 certification (quality management) along with CSI approval for its edge banding products.
Source: e3groupindia.com/certificates
The glass surface is finished by Saint-Gobain to resist everyday scratching — from wiping down flour dust to the odd scrape of a steel container. It's meant to still look new well after the first year.
Saint-Gobain's glass products carry Cradle to Cradle Certified v4.0 (Bronze level) for material health and circularity, ISO 14001 (environmental management), Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) and Health Product Declarations (HPDs) for transparency on impact and health, REACH compliance for chemical safety, ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 (quality management, including the automotive-industry standard), and the SKZ Quality Mark.
Source: saint-gobain-glass.co.uk/products/product-certification
Every Homa Atta Chakki is built to this same standard, from the motor at the core to the finish you touch every day.
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