Sterling Coastal

Base, wall and tall kitchen cabinets, vanity base cabinets, end panels, decorative panels and wine racks, all in Sterling Coastal. Fillers, crown and light rail molding, scribe molding and toe kick in Coastal are listed under Trim and Panels. See current prices on each cabinet.

Stained. Coastal is a real stain in a greige tone on genuine white oak, with the grain showing through, never paper, thermofoil or melamine. Wood grain is never uniform, so expect it to vary from panel to panel.

A plywood box with a solid wood face frame and 3/4 inch plywood shelves, full overlay doors on concealed soft-close hinges, and 5/8 inch solid wood dovetail drawer boxes on soft-close, full-extension glides.

The box clicks together on the licensed SnapCore system in under 2 minutes, about 10x faster than traditional RTA cabinets built with cam locks, dowels and glue. Anything wood-to-wood clicks together, with no tools, no glue and no screws. Only the metal parts need screws: hinges, drawer glides and pulls. Hanging the cabinets takes a drill.

Both are shaker doors on the same plywood box. Sterling is the classic shaker, with a wider frame. Studio has slim rails, for a cleaner, more modern line. Coastal is sold on both doors, so Studio Coastal is the same finish on the other profile.

Yes. A full Sterling Coastal sample door is $19.99 and a quarter door sample is $4.99, shipping included on both. The sample price is refundable: ask within 30 days of delivery, with nothing to ship back.