A supported cabinet box
Plywood panels, corner brackets and shelving form the structure behind the doors.
CABINET CONSTRUCTION
Built from the inside out.
Look beyond the finish. Explore the cabinet box, door panels, drawer joinery and hardware that support everyday use.
What the details mean for you
A finished door and frame
The solid-wood frame surrounds an HDF center panel in the illustrated cabinet. Check your selected style for its exact materials.
Joined drawer corners
Dovetail joints connect the solid-wood drawer sides at the corners.
Controlled movement
Full-extension glides help you reach the back of the drawer. Soft-close hardware slows the final part of closing.
Read the numbered details
These details describe the illustrated cabinet. Materials and hardware can vary by brand, collection and specialty unit. Confirm the specifications for your selected style before ordering.
Door frame
3/4-inch solid wood.
Door center
HDF center panel.
Face frame
3/4-inch solid wood.
Drawer box
1/2-inch solid wood.
Drawer joinery
Dovetail construction at the drawer corners.
Cabinet box
1/2-inch plywood with wood veneer.
Corner supports
Wood corner brackets.
Shelf
3/4-inch plywood shelf.
Drawer glides
Epoxy-coated metal undermount glides with full extension and soft-close action.
Door hinges
Six-way adjustable hinges with soft-close action.
Assembly
Assembly clips connect the cabinet components.
Material documentation
Review the manufacturer documentation for TSCA Title VI compliance for your selected collection.
Before you choose a style
Are all cabinet door panels solid wood?
No. The illustrated door uses an HDF center panel inside a solid-wood frame. Materials differ by collection and finish.
Will every cabinet have the same hardware?
Specialty units and individual collections can use different hinges, glides and storage components. Review the specifications on the style page.
How do I compare cabinet options?
Compare door materials, box and shelf thickness, drawer joinery, and hardware features. Our team can help you confirm details for your layout.
Bring the details into your plan.
Explore cabinet styles, check warranty information, or start with a measured layout.