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CABS Cabinetry

Five Manufacturers, One Standard

Our Brands

No single manufacturer answers every project, so we don't sell one. CABS represents five cabinet lines — each with its own construction, finish system and price point — and we put the right one on your job rather than the one we happen to carry most of. Every line here is vetted to the same standard for joinery, hardware and finish before it earns a place on our floor, and matched to your project by a designer, not a catalog.

JWQ Cabinetry cabinetry, installed
JWQ Cabinetry

Waterborne finishes, all-plywood construction

JWQ Cabinetry

The line we reach for when a client wants clean, low-odor finishes and plywood boxes without stepping into a custom budget.

  • Waterborne finish system

    Low-odor, hard-wearing finish that cures to an even sheen across doors, frames and panels.

  • All-plywood boxes

    Plywood cases instead of particle core, for better fastener hold and moisture tolerance.

  • Standard soft-close

    Soft-close hinges and undermount drawer glides included across the current door styles.

  • Fast, deep availability

    A stocking program that keeps the most-specified styles moving on realistic project timelines.

EverLasting Cabinetry cabinetry, installed
EverLasting Cabinetry

Solid wood, built for daily use

EverLasting Cabinetry

Our workhorse line — solid wood doors and dovetail drawers across a catalog deep enough to finish a whole house.

  • Catalog depth

    Enough accessories, moldings and specialty cabinets to detail an entire home from one line.

  • Solid wood doors

    Hardwood doors and face frames across the core collections.

  • Order-to-order consistency

    Finish consistency that holds across phased and multi-unit projects.

  • Value at volume

    Pricing structure that stays sensible as the cabinet count climbs.

WoodConcepts cabinetry, installed
WoodConcepts

Semi-custom sizing and finish range

WoodConcepts

Where a stock line runs out of answers — modified sizes, deeper finish selection, and detailing that solves awkward rooms.

  • Modified sizing

    Width, depth and height modifications to fit real rooms instead of nominal ones.

  • Broad finish selection

    An extended palette of paints, stains and glazes beyond the stock offering.

  • Detail options

    Moldings, furniture details and end treatments for a built-in look.

  • Design flexibility

    Room to execute a drawing without redesigning around the catalog.

Charlton Cabinetry cabinetry, installed
Charlton Cabinetry

Traditional raised panel, done properly

Charlton Cabinetry

Classic American cabinetry — raised panel doors, applied moldings and stain work with real depth.

  • Raised panel craftsmanship

    Deep profiles and substantial rails and stiles on the traditional collections.

  • Stain depth

    Multi-step stain and glaze schedules that let the grain show through.

  • Inset options

    Standard and beaded inset construction for period-correct work.

  • Furniture detailing

    Corbels, feet, valances and applied moldings for built-in islands and hutches.

Adornus Cabinetry cabinetry, installed
Adornus Cabinetry

Frameless European construction

Adornus Cabinetry

Full-access frameless boxes, slab and high-gloss doors, and the textured melamines driving current modern work.

  • Full-access frameless

    No face frame — wider drawer boxes and materially more usable interior volume.

  • Modern door program

    High-gloss acrylic, matte lacquer and textured melamine fronts.

  • Tight, consistent reveals

    The flush, continuous front that contemporary layouts require.

  • Hardware integration

    Handleless channel and integrated pull options for a fully minimal elevation.