Frameless cabinets kitchen

Learn the similarities and differences between framed vs. frameless kitchen cabinet construction. Consider these details when choosing cabinets for your project.

When building or remodeling a kitchen, you face two choices when it comes to your cabinets: frameless cabinets vs. face frame cabinets.

Typically,kitchen cabinets are tall, rectangular unit, groceries, pots and pans, cookware, and other kitchen items.

Inset… Overlay… Frameless… These are terms that are often thrown around in the lump of indiscernible cabinet jargon the moment you stick your head in the kitchen design door. You want cabinets, and you want them now! But what are these different types? What’s the difference between them? And why does it matter? #housedesign #kitchenremodel #kitchenideas

The inspired look of rift-cut oak, now in a durable acrylic finish, applied to our trending slab-style door. Manufactured and assembled in the US!

Public House Creative is a custom woodworking shop in Phoenix, Arizona, where we strive to form lasting relationships with our customers while providing quality craftsmanship.

When choosing kitchen cabinets online, there are two types of construction to consider: Framed or Frameless cabinetry. Both provide endless design possibilities and their own unique advantages and ship as ready to assemble cabinets or pre-assembled kitchen cabinets. Here are some things to consider as you decide which type of cabinet construction is best for your clients.

27" wide, 34.5" high, 24" deep

Check out the best kitchen cabinet color ideas. Find out what the classic, timeless colors are and what color trends are big this year. Plus, check out the neutrals that are always in style.

Frameless white cabinets and brushed gold hardware are the perfect combination in this transitional kitchen!