Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Many of our cabinet collections offer glass door options, usually available in select wall cabinet sizes. Availability varies by style, so please refer to the specific cabinet line for details on glass door options and sizing.

Yes. We provide professional cabinet installation through our experienced team, with a strong track record working in warehouse systems and alongside contractors. Installation is optional and quoted upon request based on your project scope, ensuring a smooth and worry-free experience.

Do you offer installation services?

Yes. Most orders are delivered and installed by our professional local installation partners to ensure quality, accuracy, and long-term performance.

Can I install the cabinets myself?

Self-installation (RTA) options are available exclusively through our authorized dealer network.
This structure allows us to maintain consistent quality control and provide appropriate technical support based on the purchasing channel.

Do you sell fully assembled products?

Yes. Our primary offering is professionally assembled cabinetry and interior systems, delivered and installed by qualified teams.

Do you support large development or multi-unit projects?

Yes. For large-scale developments or special project requirements, factory-direct production and overseas fulfillment can be arranged upon request, based on project scope, volume, and timeline.

Are your products modular or custom?

Both.

Modular programs are offered for efficiency, consistency, and faster execution.

Custom solutions are available for unique layouts, dimensions, finishes, or performance requirements and are handled as pre-order projects.

Where are your products manufactured?

Our products are manufactured through established overseas partners, with local operational support and coordination in Texas.

Who do you work with?

We work with homeowners, builders, developers, designers, and authorized dealers across residential and project-based applications.

Can I use Texas cabinets outside the kitchen and bathroom?

Yes. Our cabinets are ideal for pantries, laundry rooms, family rooms, home offices, and other areas of your home. Please contact us for custom sizing or design options.

Do the cabinets have a matching finished interior?

Yes. Our cabinets are ideal for pantries, laundry rooms, family rooms, home offices, and other areas of your home. Please contact us for custom sizing or design options.

What wood material used for Texas Cabinetry?

Texas Cabinetry uses 3/4" solid wood for frames, drawer fronts, moldings, and decorative elements, combined with cabinet-grade plywood for panels and cabinet boxes. Frameless cabinets use 3/4" plywood boxes, while framed cabinets use 1/2"-3/4" plywood depending on design. This ensures durability, stability, and long-term performance.

Where are your cabinets assembled?

All cabinets are assembled in the U.S. RTA options are available through authorized dealers. Factory assembly programs apply only to approved builders and large multi-unit projects.

Can we get a door style in a different color??

Yes. Our Ready-to-Assemble (RTA) cabinets are designed with DIY customers in mind. Each cabinet comes with clear, step-by-step instructions, along with access to detailed YouTube assembly videos that walk you through the entire process.

For assembly, you'll typically need basic tools such as a hammer, cordless drill or screwdriver, pneumatic nail gun, wood glue (optional), and a rubber mallet. Our cabinets are built with solid construction capable of supporting heavy countertop materials.

Absolutely. All of our RTA cabinets feature reinforced construction engineered to handle the weight of heavy surfaces, including granite, quartz, marble, and concrete. Their structural strength ensures long-term stability and reliable performance.

All cabinets include finished interiors; however, the interior finish may not always match the face frame or exterior color. This varies by cabinet style. Specific interior finish details are listed in the Features section of each cabinet style page.

Most of our cabinet collections come with finished side panels and do not require additional end panels. Some lines, however, use a universal cabinet box with unfinished sides, making end panels necessary for a completed look.

Each product page clearly indicates whether end panels are required and includes images showing both finished and unfinished sides. Typically, the first product image displays the fully finished cabinet.

While our RTA cabinets are designed for straightforward DIY assembly, we recommend professional installation if you're not comfortable using basic tools or want the best possible alignment and finish. Professional assembly can help ensure optimal results, especially for larger or more complex projects.

Wood glue is optional for most cabinet styles. Certain specialty cabinet lines do require glue, and this will be clearly noted in the assembly instructions or video guides. Even when not required, some customers choose to use glue for added strength-it's entirely your preference.

Yes. Toe kicks are recommended for all base cabinets, including styles with a built-in toe kick. During assembly, the cabinet fronts are typically nailed, which may leave visible seams.

To achieve a clean, seamless finish, we suggest installing a toe kick skin (commonly 8 feet long) using construction adhesive. This helps conceal gaps and gives your cabinetry a polished, professional appearance.

Crown molding is best installed using a brad nailer or finish nailer, securing it to a mounting strip (often called a starter rail) attached to the top of the wall cabinets. This method allows for easier positioning and cleaner results.

For added durability, use wood glue or construction adhesive, and take care to measure and miter cuts accurately for tight, professional-looking corners.