Square inner edge
Clean, straight lines with a square or beveled transition.
CABINET GUIDE
Good cabinetry starts
with the details.
Compare finishes and door profiles, explore construction and understand assembly. Confirm the exact specifications for your selected collection.
Finishes & door details.
Paint & Stain
Painted finish
Opaque color creates a smooth, cohesive look, with the focus on the color and door profile.
Stained finish
Stain brings natural grain and wood character into focus. Variations in tone and grain give each door its own expression.
Door details.
Explore frame proportions, panel shapes and inner-edge profiles to find your preferred look.
01
Door frame
Choose the proportions that suit your space.
Regular Shaker
A wider frame gives the recessed panel a classic, defined border.
Slim Shaker
A narrower frame creates a lighter outline around the recessed panel.
Raised Panel
A raised center panel adds depth and a more traditional, sculpted look.
Slab
A smooth, flat face creates a clean, uninterrupted look without a surrounding frame.
02
Inner edge
A closer look at the transition from frame to panel.
Profiled inner edge
Stepped or angled contours add subtle depth.
Decorative inner profile
Extra curves or molding for a more detailed look.
01Plywood-to-solid-wood joint
02Dovetail joinery
- ⅝″ solid wood dovetail joints
- Soft-close undermount glides
- Door & drawer bumpers
03Solid wood face frame
04Undermount hardware & soft close
CABINET CONSTRUCTION
Beauty outside.
Details inside.
A cabinet should make sense beyond the finish. Explore the box, frame, drawers and hardware in our collections.
- Cabinet box
- ½″ plywood side and back panels
- Face, door & drawer frames
- ¾″ solid wood
- Shelves
- ¾″ plywood
- Toe kick
- ½″ plywood toe kick
- Drawer box
- ⅝″ solid wood with dovetail joints
- Drawer slide
- Soft-close undermount glides
- Door & drawer bumpers
- Plywood-to-solid-wood joint
Confirm construction details for your selected finish with your quote.
CABINET MAKING & ASSEMBLY
From individual parts
to everyday living.
Follow the components, surfaces and connections that turn a cabinet design into a finished space, from material preparation to assembly.
Good cabinetry starts with the details.
- 01
Material preparation
Start with the parts
Frames, panels, shelves and drawer components each have a different role in the cabinet.
- 02
Machining & joinery
Shape the connection
Parts are cut and joined to form the door, drawer and cabinet structure.
- 03
Sanding & finishing
Bring the surface together
Surface preparation and finishing create the appearance you see and touch.
- 04
Cabinet assembly
Build the structure
Panels, frames, drawers and hardware come together according to the cabinet design.
- 05
Fit & adjustment
Refine the movement
Doors and drawers are aligned and hardware is adjusted during assembly and installation.
- 06
Packing & delivery
Prepare for your project
Confirm whether your order is ready to assemble or assembled, along with delivery and installation scope.
ASSEMBLY RESOURCES
Know what comes
before installation.
Ready-to-assemble cabinetry arrives as components. Assembled cabinetry arrives with more of that work complete. Review your cabinet model, included hardware and assembly format before planning installation.
Follow the instructions for the exact cabinet supplied.