People ask me all the time, “What’s the difference between face frame cabinets and frameless cabinets?” (also known as “full-access” cabinets). Well the short answer is exactly what the name implies, face frame cabinets typically have a wood frame in the front that is glued to the cabinet box. The strength of box is supported …
One of the nice things about being in the cabinet business for 30+ years is I’ve been around the block, a few times! Early in my career, I worked for the least expensive guy, I’ve worked for the best, highest quality shops. I’ve worked for the “Big Box” store as a cabinet saleperson, I’ve installed …
We can build just about any kind of cabinet you can think of. The standard “face-frame” cabinet is a fine choice although “Frameless” also known as “European” or as I like to call them Full Access Cabinets are what we specialize in. Why? Because it’s a better value for my customer. It’s simply the best …
The most important difference is costs. If you are totally opposed to products with a particle board core or if you just like the look of real wood grain and don’t mind spending a little more money on parts of the cabinets that are only exposed when someone opens a cabinet door, then choose Pre-finished …
One thing many forget to think about are the inside of their cabinets. For most residential kitchens there are two products I recommend using for the interior of cabinets, Melamine or Pre-finished plywood. Both are excellent choices because they are easy to clean. Basic white melamine is usually the least expensive. For a premium, melamine …
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