Particle Board [ $ ]

• Particle board is dimensionally stable. It does not expand and contract as the humidity changes.

• It can be precisely machined to fine tolerances, meaning you can produce the same exact pieces with the same exact physical characteristics every single time.

• It’s a completely uniform material, so you get exactly the same result from every sheet.
  
  
  
  

Plywood [ $$-$$$ ]

• When moisture penetrates the surface of particle board cabinets, it can cause expansion and cracking. Wood cabinets, however, are rarely damaged when moisture is wiped up promptly.

• Cabinets with all plywood construction can support heavy countertops, such as granite or ceramic tile, giving you more leeway with kitchen design.

• Homeowners generally appreciate the added structural value of all plywood kitchen cabinets.
  
  
  
  

Veneer [ $ ]

• Veneer cabinet doors will usually have a more consistent and uniform appearance than that of solid wood. The grain pattern will be more even, and will match adjacent doors more closely.

Solid Wood [ $$-$$$ ]

• Solid wood will show natural color variances and inconsistencies. Wood can be stained to match existing cabinets or to complement the look of a room. For many, the difference in appearance between the solid wood and veneer is a matter of personal taste.

Standard Staple [ $ ]

• Standard glue and staple drawers are efficient and long-lasting.

Dovetail [ $$ ]

• All wood dovetail constructionupgrades have become today’s standard in custom kitchens.

Basic Hinge [ $ ]

• Secure and strong

• Provides for easy open and close

Adjustable [ $$ ]

• Secure and strong

• Allows for precision open and close with ability to adjust up/down, in/out, forward/back

Finish Quality
The type of finish you select on your cabinets greatly impacts your price.

Basic Finish [ $ ]

• Standard finish

• Simply applied

• Limited warranty
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

Furniture Quality Finish [ $$$ ]

• Oven cured enabling the hardest, most durable finish

• Factory-applied for highest quality using the most advanced materials

• Non-yellowing finishes for lasting beauty

• High-speed sanding for smoother, more consistent look

• Lifetime warranty

Wood Type
The type of wood you select for your door can greatly impact its cost. Depending on the door style you select and your preferred finish, the wood type can affect theoverall appearance. However, many times you can achieve the look you want and remain in budget simply by modifying your desired wood type.

Oak [ $ ]

• Very strong, open grain pattern

• Color may vary from salmon red to dark cinnamon within a panel.

• Mineral deposits add color accents of green, yellow or black.

• May include random worm holes, knots and wild-grain patterns.
  
  
  
  

Maple [ $$ ]

• Subtle grain pattern

• Smooth, uniform appearance

• Color ranges from creamy white to pale red/brown within a panel.

• May include “bird’s eye” dots and mineral streaks
  
  
  
  
  

 Hickory [ $$ ]

• Strong, dramatic grain pattern

• Color may range from blonde to tobacco brown.

• Natural beauty enhanced by random worm holes and knots

Cherry [ $$$ ]

• Color ranges from tan blonde to deep brown within a panel.

• Cherry naturally darkens as it ages, blending hues from golden yellow to deep red.
  
  
  

Wood is a commodity. Prices are affected by local availability, transportation costs, style preferences, and many other factors. The cost ranking above ($-$$$) is an estimate. Consult your Showroom for local pricing.



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