Installation Service

Aesthetic Filler Panels
Melbourne

Custom stainless steel and white melamine filler panels to close gaps around newly installed appliances — giving your kitchen a clean, professional finish without the cost of full cabinetry work.

Filler Panel Services

Aesthetic Filler Panels for Appliance Installations

A Clean, Professional Finish Around Your New Appliance

Addison Appliances quotes and supplies aesthetic filler panels Melbourne homeowners need — alongside our professional appliance installations.

Sometimes, replacing an appliance leaves small visual gaps due to size differences, alignment changes, or updated clearance needs. When this happens, we can supply and install filler panels to tidy up the overall look of your installation.

Depending on your kitchen, we offer white melamine filler panels as a practical, budget-friendly option — or we can arrange custom stainless steel panels for a premium, seamless result.

What Are Filler Panels?

Non-structural finishing panels that deliver a tidy, professional result.

Non-Structural Finishing

Filler panels are not custom cabinetry or joinery. Instead, they are simple finishing pieces that complement your newly installed appliance.

Close Visual Gaps

They close small gaps around appliances, so your kitchen looks clean and tidy once installation wraps up.

Installed With Your Appliance

We fit filler panels during your appliance installation — so there's no need for a second visit or extra coordination.

Materials We Offer

Two Options to Suit Your Kitchen and Budget

Addison Appliances offers filler panels in two materials. We'll recommend the best choice based on your appliance and the surrounding cabinetry.

  • Stainless Steel — A trusted third-party specialist custom makes these to suit your specific appliance and layout. This is the premium option, and it's especially popular around rangehoods, ovens, and freestanding appliances.
  • White Melamine — A practical, budget-friendly option that closes minor gaps around appliances and cabinetry. It works well when a clean, tidy result is all you need.
Not sure which material suits your kitchen? Send through photos of your appliance and cabinet space with your enquiry — our team will recommend the best option based on your setup.

About Our Stainless Steel Filler Panels

Custom Made by a Third-Party Specialist

When stainless steel filler panels are needed, a trusted third-party specialist custom makes them to suit your specific appliance and layout.

These panels give your kitchen a seamless, polished finish — improving the overall look without changing your existing cabinetry. As a result, stainless steel panels work especially well around rangehoods, built-in ovens, and freestanding cookers where a modern, refined appearance matters.

How the Process Works

First, our installers measure the gaps on-site during your appliance installation. Then, the stainless steel panels are made to those exact measurements. Because they're custom made, there is usually a short wait before we can fit them — but your appliance installation won't be held up.

Addison does not make stainless steel panels ourselves. Instead, our trusted third-party supplier makes them to order — and we take care of the measuring, coordination, and fitting so you don't have to.

How We Use Filler Panels

Common Applications During Appliance Installation

Here are the most common ways we use filler panels:

  • Close small gaps around rangehoods, ovens, or freestanding appliances — for example, when a new appliance is slightly smaller than the old one and leaves a visible gap.
  • Improve visual alignment between appliances and cabinetry — creating a clean, consistent finish across your kitchen layout.
  • Deliver a tidy, professional finish after installation — so the end result looks neat and complete, not half-finished.
Filler panels aren't always needed. We only use them when changes in appliance size, alignment, or clearance leave visible gaps. Our team will check this during your installation and let you know.

Need Cabinet Modifications?

We Can Help With That Too

If your new appliance doesn't quite fit, Addison can also carry out minor, functional cabinet modifications on-site. These are practical adjustments we complete as part of your installation — so you won't need a separate visit from a cabinet maker.

For example, we can widen cabinet openings, remove or reposition internal shelves and bracing, adjust doors and hinges, reinforce the structure, and cut access holes for power, gas, or water connections.

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See the Finished Result

A Real Filler Panel Installation, Before and After

This rangehood left a visible gap once the previous unit was replaced. Our team supplied and fitted a custom stainless steel filler panel to close the gap, giving the installation a clean, seamless finish.

Rangehood before aesthetic filler panel work Rangehood after aesthetic filler panel work

Sirius rangehood installation, finished with a custom stainless steel filler panel.

Submit an Installation Enquiry

Tell us what you need installed and our team will get back to you to talk through the details. Professional installation by specialists who know every appliance inside out.

Frequently Asked questions

Aesthetic filler panel installation refers to the use of non-structural finishing panels to close small gaps around appliances after installation. These panels help create a clean, neat, and professional appearance and are used strictly as a visual finishing solution.

Addison Appliances does not provide custom cabinetry or joinery. Where required, we can supply simple filler panels in white melamine, or custom-made stainless steel panels supplied by a third-party specialist, selected to suit the appliance and surrounding finishes.

In most cases, filler panels are installed as part of the appliance installation. Timeframes vary depending on the appliance and materials required, particularly where third-party stainless steel panels are involved — these are custom made to measure and may be fitted at a later date once manufactured.

No. Filler panels are only required in some instances, typically where appliance size, alignment, or clearance changes result in visible gaps following installation.

Costs vary depending on the type of appliance, the material used (white melamine or stainless steel), and whether third-party custom stainless steel panels are required. Pricing is assessed on a case-by-case basis and discussed prior to installation.

We’ll let you know straight away. We may also be able to recommend experienced cabinet makers who can assist with the more complex work — just contact our team to discuss.

Yes — where appropriate, we can supply and install stainless steel or white melamine filler panels to close small gaps and improve the overall appearance. Stainless steel panels are custom made by a third-party specialist and may be fitted at a later date once manufactured.