Cabinet Preference
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At Best Brand Cabinets we produce solid wood kitchen and bath cabinets, furniture pieces and accessories in a variety of woods and door styles with a wide range of options to choose from. We also offer custom sizes! We use only the best materials to ensure that our products last for years. Our experienced craftsmen take great care in creating each piece, ensuring it meets our highest standards. Our Mission is providing top quality cabinets at the best possible price. Our customer service team is experienced, knowledgeable and available to answer any questions you may have. With our extensive range of options, we're here to help you navigate to the new Kitchen or Bath of your Dreams!
The style of the door is an important attribute that sets the style of the entire kitchen. It is important that the door styles are the same for the entire kitchen. Our new functionality "My cabinet preferences" and a thorough check by our managers will not allow you to make a mistake in this. There are 16 styles of doors on our website:
Each type of wood has its own unique structure and quality, we mainly work with:
Red oak is a popular choice for kitchen cabinets due to its durability, versatility and affordability. It has a distinctive grain pattern with a range of colors from light tan to pink and reddish-brown. Red oak is one of the strongest and hardest woods and can withstand the daily wear and tear of a busy kitchen, making it an ideal material for kitchen cabinets. Moreover, red oak is widely available and affordable compared to other hardwoods. It is also easy to work with due to its consistent texture, which allows for seamless cuts, finishes, and installations. Overall, choosing red oak for your kitchen cabinets offers practical benefits, as well as versatile design options that will last for years to come.
White Oak is a trending, it's a great choice for kitchen cabinets due to its durability and timeless beauty. It has a light to medium brown color with a distinctive grain pattern that showcases a range of colors from light beige to golden brown. White oak is known for its strength, making it capable of withstanding the daily wear and tear of a busy kitchen. Additionally, it is resistant to moisture and decay, making it an ideal material for kitchen cabinets. White oak is also easy to work with, making it easy to create custom designs and finishes. Its neutral color and versatile grain patterns make it a classic choice for homeowners seeking a traditional or modern look for their kitchen. Overall, choosing White Oak for your kitchen cabinets offers both aesthetic and practical benefits that will last for years to come.
Maple is a the most common wood in America's Kitchens. This is due too it being the best wood for paint and it has a the largest range of stain color options of all wood types. Its light color ranges from creamy white to light brown with a smooth and uniform grain pattern. Maple wood is known for its strength, making it a reliable material for kitchen cabinets that will last for years to come. Additionally, maple is resistant to moisture and scratches, making it ideal for high-traffic kitchens. Maple wood also takes finishes exceptionally well, allowing for a range of custom finishes and styles to suit any design preference. Overall, choosing maple wood for your kitchen cabinets offers both practical and aesthetic benefits that will enhance the functionality and beauty of your kitchen space.
Cherry is a popular choice for kitchen cabinets due to its natural beauty and durability. Its rich red-brown color and subtle grain patterns give it a distinctive and elegant appearance that can elevate the look of any kitchen. Cherry wood is also known for its strength, making it capable of withstanding the daily wear and tear of a busy kitchen. Additionally, cherry wood is a sustainable material, as it is harvested from North American forests that are managed in an environmentally responsible manner. Overall, choosing cherry wood for your kitchen cabinets can provide both aesthetic and practical benefits that will last for years to come.
Hickory is an excellent choice for kitchen cabinets, as it is a strong and durable wood that can stand up to the wear and tear of everyday use. It also has a beautiful natural grain pattern that adds warmth and character to any kitchen. Hickory is also known for its unique color variations, which range from light tan to dark brown, giving your kitchen cabinets a unique look. Additionally, hickory is resistant to moisture and humidity, making it ideal for kitchens where spills are likely to occur. With its strength, beauty, and versatility, hickory kitchen cabinets are sure to be a great addition to any home.
We produce both unfinished and finished cabinets. The cabinet with the chosen color makes it finished. Depending on the color, the price changes, you can find out about it on the Cabinets Customization page. We offer the following colors:
All of our cabinets come standard with furniture grade birch plywood interiors. If one or both of the sides will be exposed, you'll have a a couple of options to choose from. Both options below are offered for left, right or both sides of the cabinet.
Skin - This will include a 1/4" plywood Skin matched to the wood species you have selected for the cabinet. Once applied to the side of the cabinet, this makes the side flush.
Skin With Decor door - This option includes the 1/4" skin which extends to the floor plus a 3/4" decorative door. The decorative door stops short where the toe kick recess begins. We can modify the door panels upon request.
Glass doors will be frame only with clear tempered glass. The glass can be easily swapped with your favorite etched, frosted or bubble glass at your local glass shop. They'll have lots of options!
Cabinets over 24" wide come standard with Butt Doors. This term refers to two doors that close over one large opening meeting or butting up to each other in the middle. There will be a 1/8 gap between the doors to allow clearance for functionality. Our hidden hinges are 6-way adjustable so you can adjust the gap down to 3/32". You will see the option to add a 3" center style between the doors on double door cabinets.
Our shelves are 3/4" furniture grade pre-finished birch plywood with edge banding. All adjustable shelves are supported by metal shelf pegs with the peg holes spaced 1 1/2" along the walls so you can place them exactly where you want. Our Base cabinets come standard with a 1/2" depth (11 1/2") stationary shelf. This can be customized upon request.
Inset cabinets feature doors and drawer fronts that fit inside the openings created by the 1 1/2 in face frame, creating a timeless look with tight and consistent spacing and a flush cabinet front rather than a simple overlay hiding the fine wood that make up the stiles and rails of the cabinets. Inset cabinets are a hot trend and are growing in popularity. Due to
Classic or Standard overlay aka American style cabinets feature doors and drawer fronts that cover a 1/2" of the cabinet openings revealing a full inch of the cabinet face frame. Though still considered the industry standard today but it's no longer the most popular option.
Although it's known as Full Overlay don't expect the look of a frameless cabinet, it does provide clean lines with its flush doors and drawer fronts sitting on the face frame. The doors and drawer fronts cover the a full inch of the 1 1/2" cabinet leaving just 1/4" of the cabinet face frame revealed. This is by far the most popular overlay today.
Our standard recessed toe kick is 4 1/2" tall with a 3" setback. You will see the options for Flush Toe Kick, Routed Feet Overlay and Mock Feet when you're configuring your cabinets. Custom Toe Kick Options add 15% to the cabinet price.
Our cabinets are offered in all the standard sizes common to the Kitchen Cabinet Industry but since they are made to order we're happy to customize your cabinets for a perfect fit. Custom sizes do not affect the lead time!
Reducing any dimension is a no-charge customization. If you need to increase a dimension, you can do this for a 25% up charge up to 6 inches or a 50% upcharge up to 12". These increases are on the base price of the cabinet.
