From Measurements to Installed
Kitchen in 5 Steps
We've made ordering custom-quality cabinets as simple as ordering anything else online. No showroom visits, no contractor markups, no surprises.
Five Steps to Your Dream Kitchen
From your first click to cooking in your new kitchen — here's exactly how the process works.
Choose Your Style and Color
Start by exploring 3 door styles across 10 finishes. Each style has its own personality — from the classic Traditional Shaker to the clean-lined Slim profile.
Get a Free 3D Kitchen Design
Send us your kitchen measurements — a rough sketch on paper or a few photos work fine. Our design team does the rest.
Place Your Order — Ships in 3–5 Days
Once your design is finalized, add everything to your cart and check out. Your cabinets ship factory-direct — no middlemen, no retail markup.
Easy Assembly — 15 to 30 Minutes Per Cabinet
Our cabinets use a sturdy L-bracket system — simply align the panels, secure the brackets with screws, and you're done. No woodworking skills required.
Install and Start Cooking
Hire a local handyman to mount your assembled cabinets — it typically takes 1–2 days for a full kitchen.
Everything You Need, In One Box
Every cabinet ships with all hardware and components included. No surprise trips to the hardware store.
Cabinet Panels
Pre-cut, pre-drilled side panels, top, bottom, and back — all ½" select birch veneered plywood.
Doors & Hinges
Solid wood frame doors with 6-way adjustable concealed hinges and built-in soft close.
Drawer Boxes & Glides
⅝" solid birch dovetail drawer boxes with undermount full-extension soft-close glides.
Hardware & Shelving
All cam locks, screws, and assembly hardware. Adjustable ¾" plywood shelving included.
Tools You'll Need
You probably have everything already. No special equipment needed.
How Long It Takes
Assembly time per cabinet — most people get faster after the first one.
All-Wood Construction
Every cabinet is built with solid wood frames and select birch plywood panels. No particleboard, no MDF, no shortcuts.
RTA vs. Pre-Assembled vs. Big Box
Same materials, same quality — you're just skipping the retail markup and doing 15 minutes of assembly yourself.
| Quik Cabinets (RTA) | Custom / Pre-Assembled | Big Box (IKEA, Home Depot) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Material | All-wood (solid + plywood) | Varies — often plywood | Mostly particleboard |
| Drawer Type | Dovetail, solid birch | Dovetail or stapled | Plastic clips or stapled |
| Soft-Close | Included standard | Usually included | $$ upgrade per hinge |
| Lead Time | 3–5 days | 4–12 weeks | In-store or 7–21 days |
| 10' Kitchen Cost | ~$3,500 – $5,500 | $10,000 – $25,000+ | $4,000 – $8,000 |
| Free Design | Yes — 3D render + plan | Often $$ paid | Basic only |
| Warranty | 5 Year Limited | Varies | 5–25 years |
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly are RTA cabinets?
RTA stands for Ready-to-Assemble. Your cabinets arrive flat-packed in compact boxes with all hardware, hinges, and screws included. You assemble them at home using basic tools — a Phillips screwdriver and a rubber mallet is all you need. The construction and materials are identical to pre-assembled cabinets. You're just doing 15–30 minutes of assembly per cabinet and saving 40–60% in the process.
Why are they so much cheaper than retail?
Three reasons. First, flat-packing reduces shipping costs by 60–70% compared to shipping pre-assembled boxes. Second, we sell factory-direct with no showroom, no distributors, and no retail markup. Third, you handle the simple assembly, which eliminates labor costs. The wood, hardware, and construction quality are identical to cabinets costing 2–3× more at retail stores.
How hard is assembly, really?
Most homeowners assemble a cabinet in 15–30 minutes. Our cabinets use a cam-lock system — align the panels, twist to lock, done. No special skills or tools required. We include step-by-step printed instructions with every cabinet and have video guides for every cabinet type on our website. If you can follow simple instructions, you can assemble these cabinets.
What's the difference between assembly and installation?
Assembly is putting the cabinet box together from flat-pack panels — that's the easy part anyone can do. Installation is mounting the assembled cabinets to your wall, leveling them, and connecting them to each other — that's where some experience helps. Many homeowners do the assembly themselves to save money, then hire a local carpenter or handyman for installation at $40–$60/hour. A full kitchen typically takes 1–2 days to install.
What if a part arrives damaged?
We inspect every order before shipping, but transit damage can happen. If anything arrives damaged, contact us with a photo and we'll ship a replacement part immediately at no cost. Our 5-Year Limited Warranty covers manufacturing defects for as long as you own your cabinets.
Do I really not need any special tools?
For assembly, no — a Phillips screwdriver and rubber mallet are all you need. For installation (mounting to the wall), you'll want a drill, level, and stud finder. But again, most people hire a professional for the installation step. The assembly is specifically designed to be tool-minimal and homeowner-friendly.
How do I know what cabinets to order?
That's exactly what our free 3D design service is for. Send us your kitchen measurements — even a rough sketch on paper or a few phone photos work. Our design team creates a professional 3D rendering with every cabinet specified, plus a complete shopping list with quantities and pricing. It's 100% free with no obligation. Most people start here rather than trying to figure out sizing on their own.
Are these the same quality as expensive custom cabinets?
The materials and construction are comparable to cabinets in the $15,000–$25,000 range. Solid wood face frames with mortise and tenon joinery, ⅝" solid birch dovetail drawer boxes, full-extension soft-close glides, and ½" birch plywood panels. The main difference is that high-end custom shops often offer more size options and exotic wood species. For standard kitchen sizes in popular finishes, you're getting the same build quality at a fraction of the price.
Your Dream Kitchen Is Closer Than You Think
Get a free 3D design with a complete cabinet list and pricing — or
order a door sample to see the quality firsthand.