Gabinete de pared estándar de cristal de 21"

No physical showroom. That's a big part of how we keep prices down. The sample door program plus our free 3D design service is how we replace the showroom experience.

Construction-wise, ours are typically a step or two above. Big-box stock cabinets often use particleboard boxes, stapled construction, and partial-extension side-mount drawer glides. Ours use plywood boxes, glued and fastened joints, and full-extension undermount soft-close glides. Price-wise, we're usually significantly less because we ship direct from the manufacturer and skip the showroom markup.

Yes. You can mix and match per cabinet. Some customers pre-assemble the big units (pantry, sink base) and DIY the smaller ones to save money.

Yes for the cabinet itself. Plan to also budget for: hardware (knobs and pulls, sold separately), filler strips and trim (a small percentage of total order), installation if you're not DIY, and any pre-assembly upgrade if you don't want to assemble yourself ($35 per cabinet).

Yes. We work with contractors, builders, and designers regularly. Volume pricing is available, and most pros appreciate the consistent quality across orders and the fact that they can spec the same cabinet line for multiple clients.

The face frame is 3/4-inch solid hardwood. The cabinet box is 1/2-inch cabinet-grade plywood (which is layered wood, not particleboard). The doors are five-piece solid wood frames with an MDF center panel. Drawer boxes are solid wood with dovetail joinery. So yes, it's real wood throughout the structure, with the only non-solid-wood part being the recessed center panel of the doors (MDF is industry standard there because it resists warping better than solid wood).

The easiest path is our free 3D Kitchen Design service. Send us your measurements (or rough sketch plus photos) and we'll figure out which cabinets fit your space and give you an itemized list. If you want to do it yourself, our Measurement Guide walks through it step by step.

Yes. Our vanity bases are 21 inches deep (versus 24 inches for kitchen bases) to fit better in tighter bathroom spaces. Same construction quality, same finishes, just shallower.

We don't currently offer in-house financing. Most customers use a home improvement loan from their bank or a 0% APR credit card promotion for large remodels.