Customers Rate us 5 out of 5
Customers Rate us 5 out of 5
The box is what holds your doors, drawers and everything you store. Here’s what we build with, and the upgrades worth knowing about.
Every box is built to your measurements. Melamine comes standard; plywood is an upgrade.
A hard, smooth white interior that wipes clean. It’s what most kitchens use, and it comes with every cabinet we build.
Layered birch plywood: lighter, holds screws firmly and handles moisture better. A natural wood interior you’ll see every time you open a door.
Melamine boxes come with matching white drawers. With plywood, choose a stapled drawer or step up to dovetail.
A clean, sturdy drawer box on soft-close slides. Melamine with a melamine box; stapled plywood with a plywood box.
Solid wood drawer sides joined with interlocking dovetails, the traditional mark of fine cabinetry. It costs a little more and lasts a lifetime.
Plywood is lighter, holds screws more firmly and handles moisture better, which matters most under the sink. Melamine is smooth, easy to clean and solid for everyday use. Both last when they’re built and installed properly.
Not always. Some clients choose plywood for the sink base and heavy drawers and melamine elsewhere. We’ll talk it through at your consultation.
A stapled drawer is plywood glued and stapled at the corners: sturdy and dependable. A dovetail drawer joins solid wood sides with interlocking cuts, so it’s stronger and has the look of fine furniture. It costs a little more.
Yes. Every cabinet we build comes with Blum soft-close hinges and drawer slides.
Yes. We bring melamine and plywood samples, and both drawer styles, to your consultation.
Book a free consultation and we’ll bring box and drawer samples, door styles and a fixed quote for your kitchen.
