At Architectural Justice, we have a talented team of designers who take the time to determine the exact needs of your space and plan accordingly, offering both functionality and style. We offer 6 cabinet lines ranging from builder-grade to custom. We are proud to partner with reputable cabinet lines including Schrock, Shiloh, Eclipse, Decora and Marsh.
Our stock cabinetry lines offer a wide range of species, finishes, options and price points to meet every budget. In addition, we have our own line of cabinetry built in-house in the cabinet shop. The collaborative effort of designer, homeowner and artisan come together to create custom spaces and pieces that are unique to your lifestyle, all while adding value to your home.
While cabinets can be the largest expense of your kitchen remodel, they also set the overall aesthetic and function of your kitchen. We understand the process can be meticulous, so we want to help. Not only do we have a staff of experienced designers, but here’s a guide to choosing the cabinets that appeal to your style and life.
Things to consider:
To better understand the ins and outs of the different cabinet lines we offer, it’s important to know what you do and don’t want. Read through this list before diving into the cabinetry comparison.
- Framed: In this traditional cabinet construction, a frame is added to the front of the cabinet box and cabinet doors are secured to the frame. This gives added dimension to the front of the cabinet.
- Full Access Frameless: This construction style eliminates the frame on the front of the cabinet box allowing for greater interior accessibility than framed cabinets and a more modern look if desired.
- Furniture Board (Particle Board): Made from wood fibers glued and pressed together. Costs less than plywood.
- Plywood: Layers of wood veneer glued together with alternating grain for stability. Thought to be better quality for cabinetry building.
- Dovetail: A locking joint constructed from wedges called tails and pins cut into wood that interlock with one another. This interlocking on either side of the drawer creates a box with very strong joints and large holding capacity.
- Full extension: Full extension glides allow you to open a drawer completely so that you can reach the contents at the back of the drawer. These can be installed on the sides or the back. Full extension hinges allow you to open a door at a 300 degree angle.
- Self Closing: These hinges have a spring built in so that when you being to close them, the spring takes over and closes the door or drawer. If you do not have soft-closing hinges, there will be a “thump” when the door or drawer closes.
- Soft Closing: These hinges are built with hydraulics so that when you being to close them, the hydraulics take over and allow the door or drawer to close softly and silently.
Cabinet Lines
Marsh Furniture Company
Marsh cabinets are our most entry-level stock cabinets. This line is the perfect option for someone who is budget conscious, but doesn’t want to risk quality or style.
Standard Construction:
- Framed construction
- Engineered Wood sides
- Particleboard drawer box
- Full extension drawers with soft-close guides
- Concealed adjustable door hinges
Schrock
This semi-custom cabinetry line is one of our middle of the line cabinet options. Their load bearing back construction allows for no center divider obstructing access to items in your cabinets.
Standard Construction:
- Frame construction
- Furniture board sides
- Dovetail drawers
- Quiet-close drawers & doors
Eclipse Cabinetry
Inspired by European cabinetry, Eclipse is made with full-access frameless construction, allowing for 10% more interior space than framed cabinets.
Standard Construction:
- Full-access frameless construction
- Particle board sides
- Dovetail drawers
- Soft-close drawers & doors
Shiloh Cabinetry
Shiloh is one of only two of our distributors that offer plywood standard with all of their cabinets.
Standard Construction:
- Frame construction
- Plywood side
- Dovetail drawers
- Soft-close drawers & doors
Decora Cabinets
Decora is our top-of-the-line semi-custom distributor and also comes standard with plywood construction.
Standard Construction:
- Frame construction
- Plywood sides
- Dovetailed drawers
- Quiet Close drawers
- Adjustable door hinge
Architectural Justice Custom Cabinetry
Age-old techniques, modern equipment, and a craftsman’s touch make a great combination when building something special for your family. Customers may choose between maple or birch interiors, various door styles and a wide variety of finishes.
Standard Construction:
- Full-Access frameless construction
- Plywood sides
- Solid maple dovetail drawers
- Matching edge banding
- Full extension, soft close drawer guides
With so many different cabinetry lines to choose from, the options can be overwhelming, but our designers are here to help determine the best option for your home. While this article just touches on basics of our cabinetry lines, there are many more options available to you. We invite you to set up an appointment with one of our designers today by calling 330.225.6000 or filling out a contact form at https://architecturaljustice.com/contact-architectural-justice-medina/ .
My cousin has been having a lot of problems with the cabinets in his home because he just bought it and some of the doors are falling off. He would really like to get them replaced by a professional that can help them look a lot nicer. I liked what you said about how they can reach items in the back of the drawer by getting a full extension added on.