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Reclaim Your Space
Cabinets are usually the biggest line in a kitchen remodel, which makes this one of the higher-stakes calls in the whole project. Good news: it breaks down into five decisions, not a hundred. We’ll walk you through each one (budget, material, style, sizing, and room type) so you can pick your RTA cabinets feeling sure, not guessing.
Material & Construction
The door is the part of a cabinet you actually look at, so it drives the whole room’s feel. Across every style we stock, the build is the same: a five-piece solid wood frame around an MDF center panel, with consistent quality whichever look you pick.
What changes from style to style is the frame profile (the stiles and rails) and how the center panel’s treated.
Shop By Collection
Your cabinet door style sets the visual tone for the entire room. cabinets.com offers four distinct style families, each suited to different design aesthetics:
Sizing
Cabinets come in standard widths, heights, and depths, and knowing them makes planning your layout a lot easier.
Filler strips bridge the gaps between cabinets and walls, and our free 3D design spells out the exact sizes and counts your space needs, so nothing’s left to guess at install.
Room Type
Different rooms have different requirements. A kitchen remodel typically involves base cabinets, wall cabinets, and potentially tall pantry or utility cabinets.
A bathroom renovation focuses on vanity base cabinets (which are shallower at inches deep to accommodate smaller spaces) and may include wall-mounted medicine cabinets or linen storage. A laundry room or mudroom might use a combination of wall and base cabinets for utility storage. Regardless of the room, cabinets.com offers the full range of cabinet types needed to complete your project.
