Assembly & Installation

Assembly & Installation

Some customers order cabinet products for self-installation, while others need assembly, delivery or installation support. Availability depends on location, order size and project scope.

Before Installation

  • Confirm all cabinet sizes and quantities
  • Check appliance dimensions
  • Confirm fillers, panels, toe kicks and trim
  • Review plumbing, electrical and vent locations
  • Make sure walls and floors are ready

Assembly Notes

Cabinet products may require assembly depending on the selected item. Review each product page and order details before checkout.

Installation Support

Installation may be available for eligible local projects. Send your measurements, photos and project address through the quote page to confirm options.

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Assembly and Installation

Cabinet Installation Starts With the Right Cabinet Plan.

Get help with cabinet assembly, installation planning, panels, fillers, toe kicks, quartz coordination and final adjustments—after the cabinet list is checked against the room.

Assembly & Installation

FROM CABINET LIST TO FINISHED RUN

Know what installation support actually covers.

A good installation starts before the first cabinet is hung. The cabinet list, appliance openings, fillers, panels and site conditions should be reviewed first.
01

Cabinet Assembly

Cabinet boxes are assembled square and prepared for installation. Assembly is different from fastening, leveling and finishing the cabinets in the room.

02

Cabinet Installation

Position, level and secure the cabinet run, maintain appliance openings and install the fitting pieces required by the approved layout.

03

Panels, Fillers & Toe Kick

Finish exposed ends and wall transitions using the pieces required by the actual room—not a generic list added after the fact.

04

Countertop Coordination

Quartz is measured from the installed, level cabinet footprint so sink openings, overhangs and finished ends can be confirmed before fabrication.

Before installation is scheduled

  • Final cabinet layout and quantities reviewed
  • Appliance models, widths and required clearances available
  • Room cleared and existing work/removal scope confirmed
  • Walls, floor, plumbing and electrical conditions identified
  • Delivery/access conditions reviewed
  • Quartz or other countertop sequence coordinated where applicable