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Cabinetry / planned from the room

Choose the box before the door.

Face-frame and frameless construction open different door and finish collections. Choose that direction first, then bring in the room, appliances and cabinet takeoff.

Start your cabinet plan See how we choose

Cabinets are quoted, not carted. We verify field dimensions before ordering or shop production begins.

Cabinet details

Construction you can look into.

These are completed Harbour projects. The intake uses catalog cabinets where they fit the plan and preserves a shop-built path when exact dimensions or materials call for it.

Solid wood dovetailed drawers extended from a dark cabinet Drawer construction Solid wood and exposed dovetails Framed White Oak panels meeting a dark vertical inlay Panel work White Oak faces over a steel frame Two tilt-out shoe compartments open on a painted cabinet Purpose-built storage Hardware planned around use
FF / FACE FRAME

Face-frame construction

A hardwood frame surrounds each opening. This decision selects the framed door styles and finishes shown in the intake.

FL / FRAMELESS

Frameless construction

The cabinet box forms each opening. This decision selects the full-access door styles and finishes shown in the intake.

Construction comes first. Door style and finish follow. The room and appliance schedules then produce the takeoff.

A quick starting point

Start from the closest room shape

These layouts seed a cabinet list. Change every line or skip the list and send your room plan for us to build the takeoff.

Door and finish selection

Choices follow cabinet construction

The cabinet intake filters this list after you choose face frame or frameless. Finish names are shown here and confirmed against physical samples before ordering.

For builders and prepared homeowners

Already have cabinet codes?

Search the complete cabinet, accessory and trim list. Add codes to your takeoff without turning the kitchen into a shopping cart.

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