Visualize Your Kitchen
Our Kitchen Cabinets
1. Black Shaker
2. Oak Shaker
3. Maple Shaker
4. Light Green Shaker
5. Dark Green Shaker
Popular
6. White Shaker
Popular
7. Inset White Shaker
Popular
8. White Raised Panel
9. White Decorative Shaker
10. Moderna Blanco
11. Inset Antique White Raise Panel
12. Pearl
13. Antique White Style PL
14. Antique White Style J
15. Moderna Gris
16. Rustic Gray Shaker
17. Rustic Gray Raised
18. Light Grey Shaker
19. Ashton Gray
20. Dark Grey Shaker
21. Inset Light Grey
22. Stone Grey
23. Inset Finish Satin Dark Grey
24. Hazel
25. Almond Shaker
26. Grey Double Shaker
27. Light Grey Raised Panel
28. Navy Blue Shaker
29. Birch Raise Panel
30. Caramel Glaze
31. Coffee Glaze Style PL
32. Crimson Glaze
33. Espresso Shaker
34. Charcoal
35. Chestnut
36. Chocolate Glaze
36. Cinnamon Glazed
37. Crème Glazed
38. Mahogany
39. Mocha Glazed
40. Ash Brown
41. Elegant Black Shaker
42. Havana Ash Shaker
43. Havana Oak Shaker
44. Havana Blue Shaker
45. Havana Cafe Shaker
46. Havana Walnut Shaker
47. Havana White Shaker
How much will my new kitchen cabinets cost?
Send us measurements & pictures via email, text or walk in - or we offer free in home measurements.
Tell us what door style & cabinet color you’re interested in.
You will then receive an itemized quote & 3D design that is 98%-100% accurate!
Our Kitchen Cabinet Quality
There is absolutely no particle board (mdf) used in the construction of our cabinets. We use a mixture of certified solid wood & cabinet grade plywood.
Please visit one of our showrooms to check out our Kitchen & Bath Cabinets in person. While you are here we can show & explain each part of our kitchen and bath cabinets.
Specifications list:
- Solid Hardwood Face Frame
- Solid Hardwood Dovetail Drawer 1/2″ Thick Sides Drawer Construction Box
- Fully Concealed Soft-Closing Door Hinges
- Soft Close, Full-Access / Extension Steel Undermount Guides
- Plywood Toe Kick
- Full-Height Back Panel
- 3/4″ Thick Casework Panels
- 6 Way Adjustable European Style
- Adjustable 3/4″ Shelf
- 1/2″ or 5/8” Cabinet Grade Plywood Casework
- 1/2″ Thick Grade Plywood Box Construction
- Metal Brackets Reinforcements for Base Cabinets
- Double Doweled Face Frame Joint
- 3/4” x 1 1/2” Hardwood Face Frame
- Premium Quite Close Door Bumpers
Door Styles Available:
- Shaker
- Raised Panel / Recessed Panel
- Flat slab door (euro style)
- Inset & Overlay features
Kitchen Cabinet Accessories & Storage Solutions
- Roll Out Trays
- Glass Doors
- Spice Rack
- Lazy Susan
- Thrash Can Cabinet
- Custom Crown Molding
- Custom raised lower cabinets via toe kick (for very tall people)
- Light Rail Molding
- Fake door /dummy door
- Apron sink base cabinets
We will send you a 3D design showing your overall layout & features.
Features
SOFT CLOSE DRAWERS & DOORS ARE THE STANDARD HERE @ CHOICE GRANITE & KITCHEN CABINETS INC
ALL OF OUR KITCHEN CABINETS CONTAIN SOLID WOOD & CABINET GRADE PLYWOOD CASEWORK! NO PARTICLE BOARD USED AT ALL – EVER!
COMBINE OUR RTA KITCHEN CABINETS WITH REV-A-SHELF ACCESSORIES FOR A CUSTOM LOOK, BUT WITHOUT THE CUSTOM PRICE TAG!
WE DESIGN TO MEET OUR CLIENTS NEEDS, THIS IS WHAT SEPARATES US FROM OUR COMPETITORS.
ROLL OUT TRAYS WORK WONDERS FOR SMALL & LARGE KITCHENS
LAZY SUSANS ARE PERFECT FOR THE DEAD SPACE IN THE CORNERS OF A KITCHEN LAYOUT
SPICE RACKS ARE USUALLY LOCATED NEXT TO THE OVEN
TRASH CAN CABINETS ARE USUALLY LOCATED NEXT TO THE SINK
Kitchen Cabinet Basics
Framed Vs. Frameless Kitchen Cabinets
Frameless cabinets sometimes called European style have a more contemporary styling than traditional frame cabinets. Frameless cabinets use a special concealed hinge that are attached to the inside walls of the cabinets.
Inset cabinets are basically the same thing as framed cabinets, however one key aesthetic difference is the frame sits flush with the doors and drawers. The opposite style of this is called full overlay construction, where the doors and drawers sit in front of the frame, behind will be the frame reveal. Full overlay is the more common style.
What exactly are inset Kitchen Cabinets
Planning and preparation for Cabinet installation
Frameless cabinets sometimes called European style have a more contemporary styling than traditional frame cabinets. Frameless cabinets use a special concealed hinge that are attached to the inside walls of the cabinets.
Inset cabinets are basically the same thing as framed cabinets, however one key aesthetic difference is the frame sits flush with the doors and drawers. The opposite style of this is called full overlay construction, where the doors and drawers sit in front of the frame, behind will be the frame reveal. Full overlay is the more common style.
We have been designing kitchens for 20 years and are also licensed in the State of CA – we can help you prepare the best design for your kitchen.
Our Ready-to-Assemble (RTA) Cabinets
Different type of Kitchen Shape Layouts
One Wall Kitchen Layout
L-Shaped Kitchen Layout
Gallery Kitchen Layout
U-Shaped Kitchen Layout
G-Shaped Kitchen Layout
L-Shaped with Island
Moldings
Moldings
Essential tools
Important things to know about purchasing your kitchen cabinets
Look for a balance of design and functionality: Ask yourself if your kitchen functions well with the way you live. Cabinets with your most frequently used items should be located and arranged most conveniently, with items you don’t use everyday stored out of the way. The design and style of your cabinetry should also fit your own personal taste.
Your Space: Know your style. Identification of your own personal decorative style is key to selecting the right look for your cabinets. By doing a little bit of style research ahead of time, you insure a final design that fits with your personal tastes and preferences.
Your Style: Consider the surrounding area. Look for a type of wood and finish that will complement your other furnishings. For example, if your kitchen opens directly into a dining or living area, choose kitchen cabinetry that enhances the items in that room.
RTA Kitchen Cabinets vs. Custom Cabinets vs. Refacing existing Cabinets
RTA kitchen cabinets / Prefab kitchen cabinets / pre assembled stock kitchen cabinets have been around for over 2 decades, each year the factories keep evolving with better hardware, species of wood, rail systems, moldings, accessories etc.etc… Todays RTA kitchen cabinets are simply amazing, cosmetically pleasing & of course beyond functional. The fact that these cabinets are ready to assemble / prefab makes it very affordable & since its ready made, the turn around time is as little as 2 days! One day to order it, and we can install the very next day if our schedule permits. RTA kitchen cabinets will accommodate 99% of standard residential and commercial layouts. There are endless ‘bells and whistles’ that can be integrated with our RTA cabinets, making the RTA kitchen cabinets almost feel custom. RTA is your best choice for a custom like project, but without the wait and without spending an arm and a leg.
We do not offer Custom Cabinets anymore, simply because of the fact that we do not need to.
Custom cabs have a couple advantages over RTA cabinets. You have more options when it comes to door styles and colors. You also have a couple more ‘bells & whistles’ you can create going custom. RTA kitchen cabinets have about 50-60 colors to choose from, custom is most likely over a thousand finishes. Custom cabinets have about 2-3 more door style options then RTA. RTA has about a total of 5-7 door styles. Usually this is not enough of an advantage to go custom, since the pros by going RTA is just simply unequitable compared to RTA. The price alone of custom cabinets is usually enough to persuade the typical homeowner to switch to the prefab route. In addition, custom usually takes anywhere from 3 – 8 weeks to be ready to be installed. Custom cabinets are still very popular across the USA, but every year the volume is going down. There are many custom cabinet factories in America, trying to shutdown the RTA industry with unfair lawsuits. In major metro cities like LA, OC, NY etc, RTA thrives due to the demand of remodeling and potential clients income level.
Refacing existing kitchen cabinets is becoming obsolete, this used to be a good alternative decades ago before RTA was invented. It was either pay top dollar and go custom, or reface. Refacing compared to custom is neck and neck. RTA is still king. With refacing you only get new door and drawer front, you might get new hinges and new handles/knobs – but your existing casework remains the same. Refacing is strictly cosmetic for the most part, there are a lot of things you are missing out on. It just does not make sense, because of the price. You can spend about the same, sometimes even a little less and get new RTA cabinets. Yes, going RTA there is more overall work involved such as reconnecting plumbing, new counter tops etc…but it is worth it if you are in need for an entire kitchen remodel
Warranty
How to clean your kitchen and bath cabinets
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Kitchen & Bathroom Planning Guidelines
- Door/entry
- Door interference
- Distance between work centers
- Separating work centers
- Work triangle traffic
- Work aisle
- Walkway
- Traffic Clearance at Seating
- Seating clearance
- Cleanup/prep sink landing area
- Preparation / Work Area
- Dishwasher Placement
- Waste Receptacles
- Auxiliary Sink
- Refrigerator Landing Area
- Cooking Surface Landing Area
- Cooking Surface Clearance
- Cooking Surface Ventilation
- Cooking Surface Safety
- Microwave oven Placement
- Microwave Landing Area
- Oven Landing Area
- Combining Landing Areas
- Counter Top Space
- Counter Top edges
- Storage
- Corner Cabinet Storage
- Electrical Receptacles
- Lighting
- Ceiling Height
- Vanity Height
- Tub Shower Surround
- Equipment access
- Ensuring building code compliance
- Recognizing the importance of consumer healthy, safety and welfare in kitchen and bathroom design
- Supporting sound kitchen and bath design practice
- Testing core kitchen and bath competencies
Please make an appointment with us if you would like to discuss the vast details of the guidelines and code requirement.