Ellington Vintage White Raised Panel Cabinets

Raised Panel

3/4" x 1-3/4" Birch

Painted Premium HDF (HDF is used to avoid cracking/warping)

Painted Premium HDF (HDF is used to avoid cracking/warping)

2.75"

Yes

1/2" A-Grade Plywood

1/2" A-Grade Plywood

1/2" A-Grade Plywood

1/2" A-Grade Plywood Full Back

Adjustable 3/4" w/ Front Edge Banding

12"

5/8" solid hardwood, dovetailed drawer box, 5/16" plywood drawer box bottom, 5-piece drawer front construction

Undermount, Full Extension, Soft Close Glides

3/4" Solid Wood Corner Blocks

Full

6-way Adjustable, Concealed, European Soft Close Hinges

UV Coated Natural Interior (Prepped-for-glass cabinets will be finished to match the cabinet fronts)

None (unless listed in the cabinet description)

Metal Clip or Glue & Staple: Cabinets come with Metal Clips (cleats - not already installed on the cabinets) that can be used to assemble or the cabinets can be Glued and Stapled.

7 step, acid-catalyzed finish process with a UV coating

1/2" Plywood *please note that while individual toe kicks come with each base cabinet, the 8' pieces of toe kick (TK8) should also be ordered to cover the unfinished edges of the side panels*

None

Yes (just bottom panel, edges of side and back panel and recessed area is unfinished)

Yes

Doors come pre-drilled for the hinges, the face frame has marks where to drill, and the customer chooses Right or Left during assembly.

Yes, but there will be a small gap when two cabinets are side by side, so the TKC (8' toe kick) is needed if cabinets are next to each other.

Yes

The full-overlay door style leaves roughly a 1/4" clearance on the edge. If installed directly against a wall or deeper cabinet and a cabinet door opening of at least 90 degrees is desired, scribe molding should be installed between the cabinet and the wall (or deeper cabinet). If not, the door may not be able to open a full 90 degrees. For a full opening, a space of at least 1/4-1/2" is necessary, and a larger space may be needed depending on the decorative hardware used on the cabinets. The cabinet depth measurement listed is the depth from the front of the face frame to the back of the cabinet, and does not include the cabinet door depth. Cabinet specs are subject to change without notice. *Cabinet measurements are typically converted from metric to inches and manufacturers will commonly round up to the nearest 1/4 inch. This can cause a measurement to be off by a fraction of an inch (less than 1/4") which is within normal industry standards.* Schematic images and renderings are generic and may not represent exact construction details for each collection. The exact specifications for this collection can be found in the construction details listed above.