Products

All custom products/materials made in America.

CABINET BOX MATERIALS/SPECS

We offer both Plywood, Faceframes, and Custom Doors in the below Species.

Hard Maple

Hard Maple Regular

Maple is a light brown to creamy tan wood with a grain pattern and is suitable for natural finishes as well as light to dark stains. Some mineral is acceptable.

Hard Maple Select

Same as regular Hard Maple except reddish brown heartwood or mineral is not acceptable. Select White Maple is recommended for light stain or natural finishes.

Soft Maple

Soft Maple Regular

Soft Maple ranges from creamy white to brown to gray color tones on face with all color tones allowed on back. Mineral and stain are allowed on face up to 1/8" wide x 4" long. Burl and pencil size knots up to a total of 3 are allowed on face of door. Dime size filled knots are allowed on back. Color is not selected.

Soft Maple Rustic

Also known as Wormy Maple, has an abundance of whites, grays, reds and greens with some worm holes that are unfilled. Rustic in nature.

Soft Maple Select

Creamy white to gray, selected for color blend across door. Small pin size knots, not filled, are allowed. No mineral or stain streaks are allowed on face of door. Suitable for light stain and natural finishes.

Red Oak

Red Oak 1/4 Sawn

May be either Red or White Oak and is cut radically to the rings or parallel to the rays and produces an edge-grain appearance and is especailly suited for reproduction of furniture or cabinetry.

Red Oak Regular

Regular Red Oak is not selected for color. Defects such as knots and splits are removed. Character such as burl and pin knots are acceptable. Mineral in range of 1/8" wide x 5" long is acceptable. Panel rips are arranged to form a reasonable blend of grain matcing and color tones.

Red Oak Rustic

Red Oak Select

Dark and medium dark color tones and mineral are not used. Burl and pin knots are acceptable. Select Red Oak is recommended for light stain and natural finishes.

White Oak

White Oak Regular

Regular White Oak has a tight open grain with light brown to greenish gray color tones and is not selected for color. Burl and pin knots are acceptable. Panel rips are arranged to form a reasonable blend of grain matching and color tones.

White Oak Rustic #3

White Oak Rustic, doors built from #3 White Oak. Cracks knots acceptable.

White Oak Select

Clear and selected for good color consistency.

Walnut

Walnut Regular

Regular Walnut may have up to 15% sapwood. Burl and pink knots are not acceptable.

Walnut Select

Sapwood is not acceptable on face of the door.

Hickory

Hickory

Unlike most other wood species, Hickory has a unique grain pattern and variety of color tones. Regular Hickory has some knots and lots of character and is not selected for color.

Hickory Rustic

Cherry

Cherry Regular

May contain some sapwood (white wood from the outer section of the log). Grain and color are matched to form a reasonable blend. Exposure to light causes Cherry to darken with age, revealing a deep reddish brown tone. Gum pockets are a natural characteristic of Cherry.

Cherry Rustic

Rustic Cherry, cracks and open knots allowed

Cherry Select

Same as regular Cherry except sapwood is not used on face of door, but is acceptable on the back. Cherry becomes very rich in color tones when finished natural and allowed to age.

Alder

Alder Regular

Front has some color variation with small limited pencil size marks/knots, up to dime size sound knots on back.

Alder Rustic

Front has some color variation with up to 2" diameter open knots allowable. Filler is acceptable on back. No open knots allowed on edges.

Alder Select

Front and back are color consistent with small pin holes.

Our Cabinet boxes are built using PureBond plywood.

Our Standard sizes are:

1/2 in. on ends adjacent to walls or existing cabinets.
3/4 in. on exterior finished ends.
But using 3/4 in. for all sides is optional to upgrade.
All Adjustable Shelves are 3/4" PureBond Plywood Double Sided UV with UV Edgebanding
Our shelf pin holes are bored for 5mm shelf pins

Interior Cabinet Box Species Option:

UV Maple
UV Natural Birch

PDF: There are more reasons than ever to choose CFP’s UV Wood pre-finished panel options

CABINET BOX MATERIALS/SPECS

Dovetailed Solid Wood Drawer Box Species Options:

UV Finger Jointed Birch
UV Maple

Drawer Sides thickness: 5/8" for both our Clear Maple and Finger-jointed Birch.

Drawer Bottom Thickness: 1/2", and it is grooved into the drawer sides, so you will not have drawer bottoms that sag on your wide drawers.

We sell Blum Tandem Drawer Guides. These are under-mount drawer guides that feature:

Soft Close.
Left to Right Adjustment.
Up and Down adjustment at the front of the drawer.
Tilt Adjustment at the back of the drawer.

Drawer box depth (the exterior depth of the drawer box from front to back) will be determined by the depth of the cabinet as follows:

For cabinet depths between 11-1/2" to 13-7/16", we will produce a 9" drawer box.
For cabinet depths between 13-1/2" to 16-7/16", we will produce a 12" depth drawer box.
For cabinet depths between 16-1/2" and 19-7/16", we will produce a 15" depth drawer box.
For cabinet depths between 19-1/2" and 22-7/16", we will produce an 18" depth drawer box.
For cabinet depths between 22-1/2" and 25-7/16", we will produce a 21" depth drawer box.
For cabinet depths equal to or greater than 25-1/2", we will produce a 24" depth drawer box.

Drawer box height (the exterior height of the drawer box from bottom to top) will be determined by the framed opening height as follows:

If a cabinet drawer opening is between 3-5/16" and 4-3/4", we will produce a 2-1/2" height drawer.
If a cabinet drawer opening is between 4-13/16" and 5-3/4", we will produce a 4" height drawer.
If a cabinet drawer opening is between 5-13/16" and 6-3/4", we will produce a 5" height drawer.
If a cabinet drawer opening is between 6-13/16" and 8-3/4", we will produce a 6" height drawer.
If a cabinet drawer opening is between 8-13/16" and 10-3/4", we will produce an 8" height drawer.
If a cabinet depth is greater than or equal to 10-13/16", we will produce a 10" height drawer.

CABINET DOOR MATERIALS/SPECS

Doors are Custom Designed
Options are available to customers in house and not online yet.

Door Species Options

FAQ: Should I use a solid wood panel or MDF in my Paint Grade doors?

Our Answer: The choice is yours, but we recommend wood veneered MDF. Unlike solid wood, MDF will not expand or contract. Solid wood is more durable, but it is also more likely to contract leaving raw lines around the edges of the panel.
We only use Plum Creek Double refined MDF.

KNOBS PULLS AND CABINET ORGANIZERS

We offer/sell/install everything from these website links. we are a distributer for both companies.

Knobs and Pulls:

Cabinet Organizers:

CABINET HINGES

Hinges type and style vary depending on the need. All hinges are soft close, 110 degree. The hinges are 86 degree only where necessary to keep from hitting adjacent objects such as walls, vent hoods, and other cabinets.