Kitchen Cabinet Resources

Measure your kitchen

Draw each wall and label it. Record measurements in inches.
Measure wall lengths and ceiling height at several points.
Mark windows and doors, including trim and opening direction.
Measure the position of plumbing, outlets and appliance connections from a fixed corner.
Record each appliance's model number, dimensions and required clearances.
Note soffits, beams, vents, radiators and other obstacles.
Take photos of every wall and bring the drawing and photos to your layout review.

Cabinet materials and documentation

Construction materials vary by cabinet series and component. For questions about MDF, HDF, plywood or CARB-2 documentation, send us the product SKU and finish so we can confirm the specifications for your selection.

Ask US Cabinet World about materials

Check your cabinet list

Series, finish, SKU, width, height, depth and quantity for each cabinet.
Corner clearance, door swing and drawer clearance.
Fillers, finished end panels, toe kicks, crown and trim.
Sink, appliance and countertop compatibility.
Delivery address and any unloading or access restrictions.

Common questions

What does RTA mean?

Ready-to-assemble cabinets arrive as components that must be assembled. Use the instructions that match the cabinet model.

Are similar product names duplicates?

Not necessarily. Compare the SKU and dimensions: a 30-inch-high cabinet and a 36-inch-high cabinet may share a product name.

How do I select a size?

Choose a size on the product page. The SKU and price update for that selection. Check both before adding it to your cart.

Can I check a color before ordering?

Use a sample door to evaluate the finish in your lighting.

View samples

Ask about your layout