Pricing

You Can Set Your Kitchen Pricing
( click here to see how )

We have over 500 price levels. We have THE BEST products for a fair price. Please do not compare our cabinets to lower priced cabinets. The low priced stock and semi-custom cabinets I have seen just won't last. I have looked at or sold almost every brand listed by the N.K.B.A.

We do not sell to resellers. There is one discounted price for all buyers.

We are not always the lowest price because we do not believe in selling bargain products. We can promise you that you will be making a sound decision when you choose cabinetsdelivered.com as your custom cabinet supplier.

We discount by dollar volume so that you can save money when doing the entire home with us ( kitchen, baths, laundry, library, entertainment center, office, etc. ).

Please note that the above figures are only a rough guide. We have sold kitchens ranging from $6,000 to over $70,000. To price your space we will need to review your material list or detailed floor plan. Please call us if you want to discuss pricing 207-667-4439.

5 Factors In Kitchen Pricing

You can be in charge of what your kitchen cabinets cost if you know how kitchens are priced. Pricing a kitchen is based upon the following items (listed in order of cost factor):

1) Cabinet construction methods and materials. Example: A dovetailed solid wood drawer costs more than a pinned particle board drawer. If you find you need to save money, DON'T skimp in the area of cabinet construction. Better construction methods make a kitchen durable. Cabinet construction may be 60% of the cabinet cost.

2) Layout of the kitchen and the cabinet configuration will largely effect the price. A lazy susan will cost more than a sink cabinet. A stack of drawers will be higher priced than a one drawer/two door base cabinet. A U-shaped kitchen costs more than an L-shape with an island. A wall oven/cooktop combination makes the kitchen cost about $1,000 more than a free standing range. Setting a budget to design with can often save you many hours of re-design. If you have us create your layout, please don't be offended when we ask you for a budget figure.

3) Door style. Example: A door with many details will usually cost more than a simple door. If you add an arch to a square panel, expect to pay more. A door with lots of grooves or molding generally cost more than a simple door. A full overlay door ( door that covers almost the entire cabinet face ) costs more than a traditional overlay door. Doors set inside the cabinet frame ( called inset ) cost more the doors that are mounted over the cabinet frame. Inset is our most popular style. To see examples of cabinet door styles, click here.

4) The type of finish will vary the pricing. All of our finishes are the best available. Painted cabinets will run 10 -15% more than a standard stain finish. Glazes or layered finishes will run 7 - 15% more than a standard stain due to the extra labor. If you could see how many hours go into our finishing process you would realize that our finish pricing is the best value in the entire industry. Sanding, sanding, and more sanding, then dust free processing, baked on top coats and lots of hand rubbing help create our durable high quality finishes. Custom distressing or the rub through worn look are also an increase in labor and cost, but achieve unique looks. To see colors, click here.

5) The wood species or the material that covers the cabinet will effect pricing, but not as much as you might think. A stainless steel clad cabinet will be the most expensive and a melamine (thin plastic laminate) surface will be the least costly. Cherry is usually about 7-10% more than oak. Hickory, oak, and pine usually run very close in price. Unusual cabinet woods like alder, mahogany, fir, rift cut woods, redwood, teak, etc. will usually cost more than common oak or pine. Currently, cherry is the our biggest seller with maple as the next best selling wood.

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