Charleston White Kitchen Cabinets
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Charleston White Kitchen Cabinets

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Introduction

Ready-to-Assemble Charleston White Kitchen Cabinets

Elevate the look of your showroom with WS Group Cabinets' Ready-to-Assemble Charleston White Cabinets. With our RTA cabinets, you'll enjoy high-end craftsmanship at the most suitable price, ensuring you don't have to choose between quality and value. The classic design of Charleston White Cabinets makes them a versatile choice, complementing a variety of home styles.

Superior Craftsmanship with Charleston White Kitchen Cabinets

At WS Group Cabinets, we set ourselves apart by manufacturing our own products, ensuring a high-end appearance that rivals custom cabinetry. Our Charleston Antique White Cabinets are designed for both beauty and durability. The assembly method we employ is faster and easier, resulting in stronger, longer-lasting cabinets. Unlike many competitors who rely on particle board, our cabinets are constructed from high-quality, real wood, ensuring premium quality and lasting performance.

Elegant Design and Premium Finishes

The Charleston White Kitchen Cabinets feature full-overlay, five-piece mitered doors and solid wood drawer fronts with intricate detailing on the raised panels. Soft-close drawers prevent slamming, enhancing your kitchen's functionality. The interior offers three-quarter-depth, fully adjustable shelves, providing up to 50% more storage space than typical RTA cabinets. The exterior boasts a hand-applied antique white finish, completed through a meticulous seven-step process that ensures lasting color and resilience against everyday wear and tear.

Expert Assistance for Your Needs

Whether you have questions about our products, ordering process, or assembly instructions, our sales team is here to assist. At WS Group Cabinets, we prioritize quality and customer satisfaction every step of the way.

Specifications

Face Frame	1-1/2" x 3/4" Solid Wood
Box Construction	1/2" Birch Veneer Plywood Box
Shelves	Adjustable 3/4" Thick Birch Veneer Plywood
Doors	5-Piece MDF, Recessed Panel Mortise and Tenon construction
Drawer Glides	Undermount, Full Extension, Soft Close Glides
Drawer Boxes	5/8" Thick Solid Wood Sides, Dovetailed Drawer Box, 1/2" Thick Plywood Bottom, 5-Piece Drawer Front Construction
Hinges	6-way Adjustable Concealed Hinges, Soft-close
Interior	UV Coated Natural Interior
Exposed Sides	Finished to match
Assembly	Clips or Staple and Glue

Features

• Superior Material Excellence: With 20 years of industry knowledge, our facility adheres to the highest standards of craftsmanship. Accredited with FSC, ISO9001, and CARB P2 certifications, we guarantee durable and eco-conscious products.

• Expert Color Tailoring: Partnering with Sherwin-Williams, on-site professionals collaborate closely with our team to achieve flawless color precision, ensuring every shade is customized to your specific preferences and requirements.

• Classic, Flexible Styling: Our cabinetry features enduring designs like the shaker style, celebrated for its simplicity and ability to harmonize with a wide range of interior designs.

• Bespoke Manufacturing Solutions: We offer personalized options for doors, finishes, and materials, ensuring each product is crafted to match the unique demands of your project.

• Contact Us Now: Discover tailored solutions by requesting a quote today to bring your vision to life.

FAQ

Q: What is Crown Molding?

A: Crown molding is a decorative trim piece installed on the top of doors, windows, cabinets, and pilasters. It comes in a variety of styles, from simple and understated to ornate and elaborate.

Q: Here are some of the key functions of crown molding:

A: Aesthetics: Crown molding adds a fine-finishing finished look to cabinetry. It can also draw the eye upwards, making the ceiling appear higher and the room feel more spacious.
Hiding imperfections: Crown molding can help to hide minor imperfections or lighting.
Transitioning between materials: Crown molding can be used to create a smooth transition between different wall and ceiling materials, such as drywall and plaster.
Crown molding is made from various materials, including wood, plaster, and MDF (medium-density fiberboard). Wood is the most traditional material, but it is also the most expensive. MDF is a less expensive alternative that is becoming increasingly popular. Plaster crown molding is the most durable type but also the most difficult to install.

Q: How to match kitchen cabinets and countertops?

A: As two of the most important visual elements in the kitchen, the cabinets and countertops should complement each other, or at least avoid clashing. Typically, cabinets and countertops shouldn't be the exact same color, otherwise, the kitchen looks bland, but they can be two variations on the same shade. Conversely, you could go for high contrast and use kitchen cabinet color matching to create stark definitions between the individual elements. There are no hard and fast rules for how to match kitchen cabinets and countertops, but we would encourage you to consider colors and materials side by side before making any final choices.

Q: How can I get a price quote from you?

A: Send us the model list or the drawings and we will provide our quote. See the contact page for our contact information.