Sonno Quartz Ash Grey Countertops

We do offer cabinet refacing, but honestly, it’s usually not worth it. Our all-wood cabinets are priced so competitively that replacing your cabinets often costs the same—or less—than refacing. Plus, refacing leaves you stuck with old drawer boxes and hardware, and you can’t change your kitchen layout. Most people choose a full cabinet replacement to get better results and more flexibility.

We only sell complete ready-to-assemble (RTA) cabinets. Our suppliers don’t offer spare doors or parts separately—we’d have to break apart a full set to do that. To keep our prices low and our cabinets high-quality, we stick to full cabinet units only.

All of our cabinets are 100% particle board–free. We use all-wood construction with strong plywood cabinet boxes and solid or high-density wood doors. Our painted cabinet doors sometimes use premium HDF (High-Density Fiberboard), which is more durable and stable than solid wood for painted finishes. It doesn’t warp or split, and it gives a super smooth look.

Great question! “All wood” means no particle board—ever. We use plywood for cabinet boxes and solid wood or HDF for doors, depending on the style. HDF is especially great for painted cabinets like white or gray because it resists warping and gives a smoother finish. It’s super strong too—way stronger than particle board and even hardwood in some tests.

Yes, our cabinets are completely safe. They’re finished with top-quality, low-VOC stains and paints that are formaldehyde-free. Everything is compliant with California’s strict CARB Phase 2 standards for indoor air quality, so you don’t need to worry about toxic chemicals in your kitchen.

The easiest way to get a quote is to stop by our Orlando showroom or email us photos and basic wall-to-wall measurements of your kitchen. Be sure to show all existing cabinets and appliances in your pictures. Pick a cabinet style you like from our website or in the store, and we’ll send you a price based on your layout. If everything looks good, we’ll send a professional to double-check your measurements at no extra cost.

We’ve done our homework—and our prices are usually 50% to 70% less than what you’ll find at big box stores for similar quality. Our cabinets come standard with premium features like solid wood boxes, soft-close drawers, dovetail joints, and more. Big box stores often charge extra for those upgrades, so when you compare quality, we come out way ahead.

Everyone’s welcome! While we do a lot of business with builders, investors, and flippers, we also sell directly to homeowners—at the same wholesale prices. No contractor license needed.

Yes, we work with licensed and insured pros who know our cabinets inside and out. If you’d rather not install them yourself, we’ll connect you with a trusted local installer to handle everything from start to finish.

Our cabinets come flat-packed to protect them during shipping and keep costs low. They’re designed to be easy to assemble, and if you’re handy, you can definitely do it yourself. If you hire your own installer, they’ll need to assemble them too. But keep in mind: if someone struggles with assembly, they probably shouldn’t be installing your kitchen. We always recommend using experienced pros if you’re unsure.