Frameless kitchen cabinets

When building or remodeling a kitchen, you face two choices when it comes to your cabinets: frameless cabinets vs. face frame cabinets.

Inset… Overlay… Frameless… These are terms that are often thrown around in the lump of indiscernible cabinet jargon the moment you stick your head in the kitchen design door. You want cabinets, and you want them now! But what are these different types? What’s the difference between them? And why does it matter? #housedesign #kitchenremodel #kitchenideas

Learn the similarities and differences between framed vs. frameless kitchen cabinet construction. Consider these details when choosing cabinets for your project.

Box Type: Frameless Door Style: Mesa Verde Finish/Material: Riverwood Wood/ Substrate Type: Premium Alder

There is a lot of thought, time, and effort that goes into the cabinetry manufacturing process, and there’s a lot of decisions that must be made when it comes to their type of construction. The two main types of cabinetry are framed and frameless. There are many differences between these types of cabinets that are very technical, but the most important one is the existence of a frame.

Medium-tone stained cabinets in a variety of door styles, in framed or frameless construction. Our Colonial II is a great choice for styles from rustic to coastal!

Commercial grade cabinets with durable finishes are manufactured and assembled in the US. Shaker style in a neutral finish is ideal for transitional designs.

This large white kitchen with brushed gold hardware and fixtures is sure to brighten your mornings, and is a perfect addition to this classic home!