Framed

Framed kitchen cabinets offer several advantages that make them a popular choice among homeowners. The face frame adds structural integrity to the cabinet, making it more resistant to warping and twisting over time. This sturdy construction allows for heavier loads and potentially longer-lasting cabinets. The frame also provides more attachment points for hinges, which can result in smoother door operation and better long-term alignment. Aesthetically, framed cabinets offer a traditional look that many homeowners find appealing, especially in classic or transitional kitchen designs. However, the frame on these units slightly reduces the accessible opening of the cabinet, which may impact storage space marginally. Installation can be more complex compared to frameless cabinets, potentially increasing installation time. Additionally, while our cabinets feature full overlay doors, some framed cabinets with partial overlay can collect dust and debris in the exposed frame areas. Despite these factors, the durability, classic appearance, and structural benefits of framed cabinets make them an excellent choice for many kitchens.