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Looking for some stylish new cabinets to spruce up your home? Check out our Gramercy White Cabinet line! These beautiful cabinets are made with high-quality materials and construction, so you can be sure they’ll last. The pure white painted birch doors and drawer fronts are a classic look that will never go out of style. And with the easy to assemble and install yourself design, you’ll have these cabinets up in no time! Plus, the concealed European soft-close glides and drawers make for a smooth and quiet closure every time.

The Gramercy White Kitchen Cabinet line features:

Add a touch of elegance to your home with our Gramercy White Cabinets today!

Full Overlay Doors
Pure White painted Birch Door
3/4″ Solid Birch Face Frame Construction
3/4” Solid Birch Door Frame
MDF Door Center (to avoid expansion)
Raised Square Door and 5 Piece Drawer Front
1/2″ Plywood boxes – Grade A
3/4″ Grade-A Plywood Shelves
Finished Door Matching Cabinet Interior and sides
Solid Wood Dovetail Construction Drawers (natural finish)
Sherwin-Williams GreenSure finish
CARB 2 Certified Cabinets
Undermount, Full Extension Drawers with Soft Closing Feature
Fully Concealed 6-Way Adjustable Soft Close Door Hinges
5 Year Manufacturer Warranty
Flat Pack / Ready to Assemble Cabinets

Our Gramercy White cabinets are the ideal solution for the do it yourself homeowners who are looking to upgrade their kitchen for a low price. It is also an excellent line for contractors looking to save some money for their next project with flexibility and ease. Our RTA cabinets come flat packed in carefully packaged boxes to ensure nothing gets damaged; just open the box and you are ready to assemble. The assembly time may vary depending on the type of cabinet, it should take anywhere between 5 to 20 minutes for each cabinet. Our step by step instruction will help you with this process:

Shipping Time:	All cabinet orders take 2 business days to process and 5-14 business days to ship to your home, based on availability.
Style:	Full Overlay
Side Panels:	Finished Side Panels
Face Frame:	3/4 Solid Birch
Door Frame:	3/4 Solid Birch
Door Center:	MDF (To Avoid Expansion)
Sides:	1/2″ A-Grade plywood with wood veneer. Finished both inside and out
Top & Bottom (Wall):	1/2″ A-Grade plywood with wood veneer
Bottom (Base):	3/8″ A-Grade plywood with wood veneer
Back Panel:	1/2″ Picture Frame Recess Style
Shelves:	3/4 ” A-Grade plywood with wood veneer
Base Cabinet Shelf Depth:	1/2
Drawer Boxes:	Solid Wood 17mm (close to 3/4″) sides, Drawer bottom 1/2″ plywood, Drawer length 21″. Dovetail construction, Natural finish.
Drawer Glides:	Undermount, full extension with soft closing feature
Base Corner Supports:	Wood corner brackets with wood I-beam construction
Hinges:	Concealed 6-way adjustable with Soft Closing Feature
Cabinet Interior:	Matches door color
Cabinet Interior with Glass	Matches door color
Assembly Method:	Steel Clip
Finish:	Waterborne UV Finish
Toe Kick:	1/2″ Plywood (sides of the toe kicks will be unfinished)
Wall Cabinet Bottoms:	Yes, with finished exterior
Certifications	Greenguard Gold Certified
Door Hinges:	By default, the cabinet door is hinged to the right. If you have a wall cabinet, you can flip the face frame to change the hinge side. For base cabinets, you will need to unhinge the door, flip it over, attach the screws to the opposite side, and fill the original screw holes (a touch-up kit can be purchased for this).
Notes:	The full-overlay door style creates about a 1/4″ clearance on the edge. If you want to install this type of cabinet style directly against a wall or deeper cabinet and still have the door open 90 degrees, you need to install scribe molding between the cabinet and the wall (or deeper cabinet). Without scribe molding, the door may not open all the way. To have a full opening, a space of at least 1/4-1/2″ is necessary, and sometimes more depending on the decorative hardware used on the cabinets. The cabinet depth measurement listed is the depth from the front of the face frame to the back of the cabinet and does not include the cabinet door depth. Cabinet specifications can change without notice. Cabinet measurements are typically converted from metric to inches and manufacturers may round up to the nearest 1/4 inch, which can cause a measurement to be slightly off (less than 1/4″), but this is within normal industry standards. Schematic images and renderings are generic and may not represent exact construction details for each collection. For exact specifications, refer to the construction details listed above.