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Rift sawn vs plain sawn white oak — what the difference actually looks like
Same tree, same species, two completely different-looking boards. Rift sawn and plain sawn white oak are not grades or qualities &mdash...
Bathroom vanity sizes — and when you need a 60 or 72 inch double
The standard widths are 24, 30, 36, 42, 48 and 60 inches as a single, and 60 or 72 inches as a double. Those are the sizes we build as ...
Full overlay, partial overlay or inset — which do I have?
This is the first thing to settle and the thing most people settle last. How your doors sit on the cabinet decides the size you order, ...
How to replace your cabinet doors
Replacing the doors is the cheapest way to change a kitchen that is otherwise sound. The boxes stay, the plumbing stays, the worktop st...
Cabinet doors made to any size, in 1/16″ increments
Most door suppliers sell sizes. We cut to the opening. Every door and drawer front on this site is made to size — cut to the widt...
Working your cut list before you order cabinet doors
There is no cut list to send anybody. Every order goes through the ordering system on this site, and the person placing it types the di...
Replacement cabinet doors for landlords and property managers
A kitchen that looks new, without the cost or the downtime of a new kitchen. And no minimum order, so a single damaged door is a real option.
What to specify when you order cabinet doors
Six decisions per door. Here is what each one changes, and which of them costs you a remake rather than a phone call.
Cabinet doors for shops and contractors
What a shop needs before it can quote: sizes, species, boring, lead time, and what happens when something is wrong.
How to measure for replacement cabinet doors
Answer one question before you pick up the tape, and the rest of the measuring is straightforward.