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Shaker Inset Kitchen Cabinets Inset Kitchen Cabinets Inset Kitchen Cabinets are the epitome of sophistication, with the doors and drawers set skillfully within the cabinet frame achieving a refreshing seamless design. Shop Inset Styles Benefits of Inset Kitchen Cabinets Check out the scoop below, they're more than just a pretty face frame.

Flush Look

Inset kitchen cabinets bring a sleek design that is timeless yet modern by featuring inset cabinet doors and drawer fronts that fit flush within the cabinet frame.

Customizable

Our Inset cabinets are fully customizable to perfectly fit your space and your style, from farmhouse to modern and everything in between.

Durable

We build all our Inset Kitchen Cabinets with high-quality materials and construction, making them not only beautiful, but durable and long-lasting.

Versatile

Inset Cabinets aren't just for kitchens and baths. Add Inset built-ins to bedrooms, laundry rooms, even your living room to elevate any space.
Trending Inset Cabinet Styles Shaker Inset Cabinets Inset Maple Cabinets Cameron Maple Mission Shaker The shaker design is the most popular inset door cabinet style. Our inset maple cabinets are available painted or stained to perfectly align with your style. Shop Now Oak Inset Kitchen Cabinets Inset Oak Cabinets Albany Red Oak Slab Slab style inset cabinet doors provide the most flush look of any style. Inset oak cabinets finished with a rich warm stain can really make the grain pattern sing. Shop Now Flat Panel Inset Cabinets Painted Inset Cabinets Winthrop Maple Flat Panel You'll see the option to select our Bayberry Green or any paint color from the Sherwin Williams color palette as you proceed through checkout. Shop Now Things to Consider When Buying Inset Kitchen Cabinets All cabinetry is not created equal.

Hinges

Our Inset Cabinets feature concealed hinges, which create a clean and seamless look but we're also happy to use classic revealed hinges if you're after a different aesthetic.

Drawer Glides

We use American made soft-close drawer slides, which provide smooth and quiet operation, don't settle for less.

American Hardwoods

Our Cabinets are available finished or unfinished in select grade Red Oak, White Oak, Maple, Cherry and Hickory.

Style Options

We offer a large variety of Inset door cabinet styles. Mission Shaker, Beadboard, Raised Panel, Flat Panel, Mitered Frame and more.

Finishes

Our Inset cabinets are available in a variety of stains, and we also offer custom stain matching. If you prefer a painted finish, select any color from the Sherwin Willaims color palette.

Cabinet Construction

All our cabinets are built to order in the USA and feature solid wood construction including solid wood face frames, furniture grade plywood sidewalls and top quality American made hardware.
Middleton White Shaker with Island The Quest for the Perfect Inset Cabinets It takes a skilled craftsman to build quality inset cabinetry. Unlike typical doors which mount on the cabinet face frame, Inset Doors and drawer fronts are fitted tightly inside the cabinet face frame with a minimal and consistent gap. Don't settle for mock Inset imitations, our cabinets have full face frames for true Inset styling. We're Pennsylvania master craftsmen with generations of skill and experience. We are the exemplar of these fine, high quality, nostalgic cabinets and offer them at a price our customers can appreciate. Shop Now More Custom Inset Cabinet Options Add Uncommon Flare to your New Inset Kitchen with a Rare Selection of Custom Toe Kick Options. Make Some Magic Where your Cabinets meet the Floor and Bring your Kitchen Remodel to the Next Level. Inset Cabinets with Routed Feet Routed Feet Overlay Standard Toe Kick Inset Cabinets Traditional Toe Kick Mock Feet Inset Base Cabinet Mock Feet Flush Toe Kick Shaker Kitchen Flush Toe Testimonials... We ordered inset oak cabinets for our kitchen remodel and were impressed with the quality of the wood and craftsmanship. Plus the one-on-one guidance we received was super helpful. Our experience with Unfinished Kitchen Cabinets.net has been great and I would highly recommend them to anyone.
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Inset Cabinet FAQ's The Classic Styling of Inset Cabinets is Experiencing a Strong Resurgence. Learn More About the Hottest New Trend in Kitchen Cabinetry. If You Don't Find the Answers Here Check Out Our Blog, Start a Chat or Feel Free to Give us a Call with Any Question or Concerns - 877-320-8782

What are Inset Kitchen Cabinets?

Inset kitchen cabinets are a type of cabinetry featuring doors and drawer fronts fitted inside the cabinet face frame, rather than overlaying it. This creates a flush, seamless look that is often considered to be more upscale and elegant. 

What are the Pros and Cons of Inset Cabinetry? 

Inset Cabinets have a seamless flush look, protect your doors and drawer fronts and are easier to maintain than overlay cabinets. Think quick wipe downs. They do carry a higher price tag due to the skill involved in mounting the doors and drawers within the frame and you will also loose a small amount of storage space due to the doors sitting within the frame. 

Are Inset Kitchen Cabinets Difficult to Open? 

Inset kitchen cabinets can be difficult to open and close if the doors aren't built and installed by a skilled craftsman. With proper installation, they should open and close smoothly. Keep in mind handles or knobs are a must since there's no way to grab the edge of the door. 

How do I Clean Inset Kitchen Cabinets? 

Just like other wood cabinets and fine furniture Inset kitchen cabinets can be cleaned with a damp cloth and mild soap. Be sure to wipe away any excess moisture to prevent the wood from swelling. If going with stained inset cabinets a nice wood conditioner will keep your cabinets looking great for many years to come.    

Are Inset Kitchen Cabinets Worth the Investment? 

Whether or not inset kitchen cabinets are worth the investment depends on your individual needs and preferences. If you are looking for a cabinetry style that is both stylish and durable, then inset cabinets may be a good option for you. However, it is important to be aware of the potential drawback of a higher price. 

What is the Ideal Gap Between the Inset Cabinet Door and the Cabinet Frame? 

A 1/8" gap is required between the door and the frame to ensure smooth functionality without interference. This allows the doors to open and close smoothly without causing friction which can damage the finish.

How to Buy Inset Kitchen Cabinets Online

Select a style, then a Wood Species and select the Inset Option as you add each cabinet to the cart.

Select a Cabinet Style by Clicking the Door Style or the Style Name
Select Your Wood - Maple, Cherry, Red Oak, White Oak* or Hickory*
Select the Inset Upgrade Option on Each Cabinet as You Add it to the Cart

*White Oak and Hickory are not yet featured online. Order Cherry (same price), and add a note at checkout.
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