Guides for planning and ordering cabinets

Frameless vs. framed cabinets: what dealers and contractors should know

How frameless and face-frame cabinets differ in access, look, installation and ordering, and what dealers and contractors should check before they buy.

For contractors

Planning cabinets for multifamily projects

How to plan cabinets for apartments and condos: standard unit types, sizes from the drawings, phased delivery, packing by unit, storage and warranty.

Standard frameless cabinet sizes

Standard widths, heights and depths for our frameless wall, base, tall, vanity and closet cabinets, plus fillers, panels and how custom sizes work.

How to plan a closet system

Plan a reach-in or walk-in closet: choose the depth, mix hanging, shelves and drawers, keep drawers under 36", and finish to the ceiling and walls.

How ordering through the dealer portal works

From applying for a dealer account to quoting with live pricing, ordering, tracking production and requesting parts, step by step.

How to order frameless cabinets wholesale

What a dealer, showroom or contractor needs to start ordering frameless cabinets wholesale: account, resale certificate, quoting, sizes and delivery.

Frameless cabinet construction explained: box, back, toe kick, hardware

How a frameless cabinet is built: the 3/4" (18 mm) box, the full back that mounts to the wall, the 4.5" toe kick, doors, hinges and storage hardware.

For contractors

Cabinet lead times: what affects them and how to plan a job

What sets the lead time on a frameless cabinet order, what slows an order down, and how dealers and contractors can plan installs around the ship date.

For contractors

Kitchen cabinet sizes for apartments and small kitchens

Standard frameless cabinet sizes that work in apartments and small kitchens: base and wall widths, wall heights, tall cabinets and space-saving ideas.

Bathroom vanity sizes and configurations

Standard frameless floating vanity sizes: vanity and drawer vanity widths, heights and depth, and how to combine them in bathrooms and powder rooms.

Choosing door finishes: matte, high gloss, wood grain

How matte, high-gloss, wood-grain, PET and textured cabinet door finishes compare in look, care and use, and how to choose one for a frameless kitchen.