The cabinet box and doors are made from an industrial grade particleboard with a melamine (like formica) coating that is factory applied. All the horizontal pieces (shelves, tops and bottoms) are a full 1” thick – the vertical pieces (doors and sides) are ¾” thick. The cabinet backs are ¼” melamine covered tempered masonite. Each individual part is edge banded on 4 sides before assembly to seal it from any moisture intrusion.

The parts are all pre-drilled for assembly using a specialized European system called Confirmat. These wide diameter screws are made to be inserted into industrial particle board and have amazing holding power. The cabinet back sits in a four sided dado joint and is captured by the bottom, top and sides. There are no staples or nails used anywhere in the construction.

There are a few reasons. First, most garages have a slope to the floor so that water can drain out. By hanging the cabinets level we avoid having to scribe to that slope which can be time consuming. Leaving a clear space under the cabinets also allows the owners to easily sweep and discourages critters from taking up residence there. Any water that may accumulate on the floor can’t wick up into the cabinet. The final reason is that it looks good.

We stock all the sizes that are typically required for a well designed layout. Because of the relatively large spaces, garages are fairly easy to work with compared to kitchens. 90% or better can be done using just the stock sizes and if needed we can customize from there.

Yes, the cabinets come with adjustable shelves which are great for most uses but some people have requested things like a heavy-duty clothes rod or pull out shelves. We will entertain most ideas and if they turn out well we incorporate them into our standard offering.

The only color that we stock is the Hard Rock Maple. It’s the most popular color these days and is versatile enough for almost any color scheme. All the floor colors are complimented by the maple too. Other colors are available but may take longer to produce and may cost a little extra.