Many hardwood varieties such as White Maple, Red Oak, White Oak,
Rustic Alder, Clear Alder, Cherry, and Walnut. Depending on your
selections, you may receive pieces with High Density Fiberboard specially
made for the highest quality paint options.

Great question! Check out our blog post on wood species and materials
HERE.

Check out our current lead times at this link. Be sure to schedule plenty of
time with buffer to ensure you have your products in time for your project.
We do everything we can to meet our lead times.

You’ll want to make sure that you choose the right drilling options for your
cabinets and hinge selections. Once you’ve decided what type of hinges
will go on the door, you can choose whether the drilling for the hinges
should be standard, frameless, or lazy susan, and whether they’ll be
screw on or press in holes.

If you’re just replacing your current doors and faces, you can usually just measure the doors and faces you’re replacing and be good to go assuming you’re using the same hardware, or hardware with the same
sizing and specs. If you’re adding new doors or faces, or if you are changing up some aspects of the door (such as overlay), then you may need to do more calculations. This can all get a bit complicated, so be sure to check and re-check our calculations so that you order the right size of doors and faces! Here is some guidance:

• Openings with a single door: Measure the opening and add two times the desired overlay. For example, a 16-inch-wide-by-28-inchhigh opening with a 1/2-inch overlay would need a 17-inch-by-29-
  inch door.
  
• Openings with two doors: The width of each will be calculated by taking the total opening width and adding twice the amount of desired overlay, and then subtracting 1/8 of an inch, and then
  dividing by two. For example, a 24-inch opening with a 1/2-inch overlay would need two doors at 12 7/16 inches. The height formula, thankfully, is the same as for an opening with a single door.

There are some industry standards out there with door sizes that are common to many projects. However, our shop and manufacturing process can handle whatever size of door your select. As long as you stay within our size limitations, you can order to within 1/16 of an inch for your custom
project.

Each door style has a base $ amount for each square foot. Additions to that amount are made based on selections of wood species, finishings, boring, etc. You can watch the changes in pricing as you make your selections, so nothing should be a surprise at checkout.

Many hardwood varieties such as White Maple, Red Oak, White Oak, Rustic Alder, Clear Alder, Cherry, and Walnut. Depending on your selections, you may receive pieces with High Density Fiberboard specially
made for the highest quality paint options.

Great question! Check out our blog post on wood species and materials HERE.

Check out our current lead times at this link. Be sure to schedule plenty of time with buffer to ensure you have your products in time for your project. We do everything we can to meet our lead times.

We do not drill any drawer faces. There are simply too many options for handles and other hardware that can make putting a hole in our beautiful drawer faces risky without being on site and seeing the hardware in
person. You’ll be in the best position to drill for the final decision on hardware made by the customer.

If you’re just replacing your current doors and faces, you can usually just measure the doors and faces you’re replacing and be good to go, assuming you’re using the same hardware, or hardware with the same
sizing and specs.

If you’re adding new doors or faces, or if you are changing up some aspects of the door (such as overlay), then you may need to do more calculations. This can all get a bit complicated, so be sure to check and re-check our calculations so that you order the right size of doors and faces!

For drawer faces where you are adding drawers or changing the amount of overlay, simply measure the opening and add two
times the overlay amount you want. Do this for both the width and the
height and you should be good to go.

There are some industry standards out there with door and drawer face sizes that are common to many projects. However, our shop and manufacturing process can handle whatever size your select. As long as
you stay within our size limitations, you can order to within 1/16 of an inch for your custom project.

Each style has a base $ amount for each square foot. Additions to that amount are made based on selections of wood species, finishings, etc.

You can watch the changes in pricing as you make your selections, so nothing should be a surprise at checkout.

Knowing which hinges are best for your project is a very important decision. See our blog post on this topic HERE.

The number of available drawer box slides in the market is huge and sometimes is overwhelming. We’ve collected the options that we use in our own projects from the brands and partners that we trust the most for the scenarios that you’re likely to encounter. We’ve written up a primer on
this topic in our blog post HERE.

Check out our current lead times at this link. Be sure to schedule plenty of time with buffer to ensure you have your products in time for your project. We do everything we can to meet our lead times.

Very good question. These small details make the difference in getting to a successful project finish the first time. Check out our blog post on this topic HERE.