Plan your cabinet package

Book the Huntington Beach selling center or work with us online from anywhere in the lower 48 states. Send measurements, plans, appliance models and design direction. Harbour Millwork reviews them and prepares a preliminary cabinet plan and complete finishing scope. Revisions stay with the same plan, so you do not have to start over. For remote orders, your contractor verifies the room and handles installation.

Trade partner workspace

Start a Fabuwood cabinet job

The cabinet package is quoted to your trade account. Enter the homeowner as the jobsite contact and use the address where the included delivery should go.

Start here

Choose how you want to start

Use the information you already have. Every path leads to the same cabinet request and keeps open decisions visible.

I have a plan to upload I need a guided start

1. Style and colour

Choose the cabinet construction first. Face-frame and frameless cabinets offer different door and finish combinations.

Cabinet construction
Door style

Choose face frame or frameless to see the door styles available for that construction.

Colour

Pick a style and its manufacturer finish images appear here.

These are manufacturer finish previews. We confirm the final colour against a physical sample before ordering or finishing.

2. Your cabinet plan

Choose one starting point. Enter the room dimensions or upload an existing plan and Harbour Millwork will build the cabinet takeoff.

1 / Room measurements

Enter kitchen wall dimensions

Measure each cabinet wall, then locate doors, windows and utilities.

2 / Existing plan

Upload a plan or drawing

Send a PDF, room drawing, measurement sheet or clear room photographs.

Images and PDFs, up to five files and 10 MB each.

    3. What finishes the kitchen

    A kitchen needs more than cabinet boxes. A useful quote accounts for the finishing pieces so it can be compared with another quote on the same scope. Answer each one.

    “Not sure” is a real answer. It tells us there is a question to ask, which is more use to you than a guess. Nobody is expected to know all of this.

    Crown molding

    Crown finishes the top of the wall cabinets against the ceiling.

    Light rail

    Light rail hides under-cabinet lighting and the bottom of the wall cabinets.

    Base molding

    Base molding runs along the floor at the toe kick.

    Scribes and fillers

    Fillers close the gaps where cabinets meet walls that are not square. Most kitchens need some.

    Toe kick

    Finished toe kick covers the recess under the base cabinets.

    Finished end panels

    Any cabinet side a person can see wants a finished panel. Island backs and the end of a run are the usual ones.

    Interior accessories

    Roll-outs, trash pull-outs, cutlery and knife dividers, spice and tray pull-outs.

    Knobs and pulls

    Decorative knobs and pulls complete the doors and drawers. Include them, decline them or mark the decision as not sure.

    Under-cabinet lighting

    Lighting under the wall cabinets, onto the counter.

    Touch-up kit

    Matching touch-up for the nicks that happen during installation.

    4. Sink and appliances

    Floor appliances create openings in a cabinet run. Built-in appliances create openings inside a cabinet. The sink determines its base cabinet. We plan all three separately.

    A. Sink

    Every kitchen plan includes a sink base. Give the exact model when selected so we can use its required cabinet width and installation type.

    B. Floor-standing appliances

    These sit on the floor and reserve an opening between cabinets. Give the manufacturer and exact model number when you have it.

    C. Cabinet-integrated and cut-in appliances

    These need a cabinet opening, support or cutout. The installation guide for the exact model governs the design.

    5. Project fit

    Do any cabinets need exact non-standard widths or heights?

    For example, a 25 1/4-inch opening may need an exact cabinet or a standard cabinet with a filler.

    How should we approach the cabinet package?

    This is a preference. The room, material specification and budget determine the final recommendation.

    Is a contractor involved?
    Budget range, in thousands of dollars

    A range helps us recommend the right construction, finish and accessory path. Choose Not sure if you want us to show the main cost drivers.

    6. You

    6. Homeowner and delivery

    You are the purchasing client. The homeowner details below are used only for the jobsite, delivery and project communication.

    Project location

    City, state and ZIP tell us whether the project follows the local or lower-48 delivery path.

    The complete address is used for the included jobsite delivery.

    Optional for a preliminary quote. Required for production-ready design work.

    Final check

    7. Review your kitchen plan

    0 of 8 decisions ready

    You can send the request with open decisions. Harbour Millwork will confirm them before cabinets are ordered or built. When something changes, we revise the cabinet plan and finishing scope together.

    1. ConstructionChoose face frame or frameless Add details
    2. Door styleNot chosen Add details
    3. Finish or colourNot chosen Add details
    4. Room dimensionsRoom builder not started Add details
    5. Cabinet planChoose a takeoff path Add details
    6. Sink & appliancesSink and appliance models needed Add details
    7. Project fit0 of 3 decisions Add details
    8. Contact detailsName and email needed Add details
    Choose the document stage

    Preliminary plans carry a “Not for construction or ordering” notice. Harbour Millwork releases production documents after a cabinet order or design agreement.

    Harbour Millwork uses a first-party browser identifier with contact and project information to recognize repeat requests. Read the privacy notice.

    No payment is collected here. Harbour Millwork reviews the plan, resolves open questions and confirms the correct document stage.