Cabinet Box Manufacturing Process and Material Used

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Cabinet Box Manufacturing Process and Material
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Introduction

• Not long ago looking for "dovetail joinery" was a
  simple test for determining a high-end cabinet.
  Dovetail joinery within the drawers and added
  functionality like pull-out waste bins and
  silverware dividers indicated quality.
• Today, premium features are used to compensate
  for poorly built cabinet boxes. It is now more
  important than ever to trust your kitchen
  designer to guide you through the process of
  buying cabinets.
• Design professionals have done the research that
  can save you time and money. It is important to
  visit a reputable cabinetry firm, discuss what
  you're looking for, and view what they have on
  display so that they can show you the difference
  between quality cabinets from those that are
  poorly constructed.

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Cabinet Types

• Stock Cabinets Stock cabinets are usually
  limited in colors, styles, and sizes. Be aware
  that not all stock cabinets are built to last,
  and many have to size limitations that result in
  a poor kitchen layout.
• Semi-custom Cabinets Semi-custom cabinets allow
  a precise fit for your kitchen and often have
  added features that may not be available in a
  stock cabinet.
• Custom cabinets  Custom cabinets (Custom Cabinet
  Box Components) can be a best choice if you are
  seeking a kitchen that is completely unique to
  your kitchen design and has added features,
  exotic wood species, and exact specifications.

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Framed and Frameless Construction

• How a cabinet is built varies among
  manufacturers, but they all conform to two basic
  construction techniques. These design types are
  known as framed and frameless.
• Frameless CabinetsFrameless cabinets do not have
  face-frame, and the doors and drawers attach
  directly to the cabinet box. We find the look of
  a frameless cabinet to be more contemporary
  and-and accessibility to the inside of the
  cabinet is easier. If done inexpensively with
  inferior materials, constructing a cabinet box
  without a face frame can compromise the
  structural integrity of your cabinet.

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Framed and Frameless Construction

• Framed ConstructionFramed, also called
  face-frame, are made of a box and face frame.
  Framed cabinets incorporate planks of wood
  'frame' around the front outer edge of the
  cabinet box to which the doors and drawers
  attach. This type of cabinet is a basic wooden
  box, with several pieces of wood that are
  fastened to the front of the box, creating what
  looks like an attached flat picture frame. The
  edges of the picture frame are flush with the
  outside edges of the box. The inside of the frame
  extends into the box providing a place to attach
  the cabinet doors. The face frame provides
  reinforcement to the cabinet box ensuring it
  remains sturdy for years to come.

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