Three ways in. Pick whichever you are ready for.
Most people start with a sample door, because nobody picks a finish off a screen. If you already have wall lengths, skip straight to the free layout. If you do not, we will show you how to take them.
None of them cost anything to try.
See the finish first
A full sample door is $19.99 and a quarter door sample is $4.99, shipping included on both, and the sample price is credited toward your cabinet order. Order a few, put them in your own kitchen light, and decide before you spend anything real.
Send your measurements
A designer draws the layout, checks every filler and toe kick, prices it out and tells you what will not fit. Free, and no obligation to buy anything.
Learn how to measure
Wall lengths, window and door positions, and where the services come out. A walkthrough of the numbers a designer needs, in the order it is easiest to take them.
From a rough sketch to a kitchen on the wall.
Feel the finish
Hold the real door. Sterling and Studio are different shapes, not just different colors, and that is easier to see in your hand than on a screen.
Get the layout drawn
Send the room. Back comes a plan, a cabinet list and a price, with CAD files and spec sheets if you need them for a permit or a trade package.
Click the boxes together
100% tool-free box assembly on the licensed SnapCore system. Anything wood-to-wood clicks together, no tools, no glue, no screws. The only parts that need screws are the metal ones: hinges, drawer glides and pulls, with a screwdriver. Mounting to the wall takes a drill.
Rather just talk to somebody?(305) 782-7587, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm ET.