Cabinets to go redefine how you outfit your kitchen or office without waiting for custom fabrication. These ready-to-assemble systems deliver style, flexibility, and faster installation compared with traditional built-ins.
Designed for DIYers and busy professionals, each unit combines pre-cut panels with detailed hardware. The result is a coherent look that fits your measurements while avoiding the lead times and premium pricing of fully custom solutions.
| Model | Primary Use | Door Style | Typical Price Range | Assembly Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cabinets to Go Urban L | Kitchen base cabinets | Shaker panel | $120–$200 per linear foot | 60–90 minutes per run |
| Cabinets to Go Metro Wall | Office storage | Flush panel | $140–$260 per linear foot | 45–75 minutes per run |
| Cabinets to Go Loft Base | Laundry room pantry | Glass insert | $160–$300 per linear foot | 70–100 minutes per run |
| Cabinets to Go Flex Shelving | Home office lateral file | Slatted front | $90–$170 per linear foot | 30–50 minutes per run |
Design Flexibility and Layout Options
Configurable cabinet shells
With Cabinets to go, you can mix bases, wall units, and tall cabinets to match workflow patterns. Choose corner solutions, narrow Spice, or wide pantry frames without ordering a fully custom layout.
Color and finish selection
Factory finishes range from matte white to charcoal and warm wood grains. Door overlay styles let you coordinate across rooms while preserving your preferred palette and material language.
Material Quality and Durability
Core materials and construction
Cabinets to go typically use plywood or MDF cores with reinforced face frames. Edge banding, pilot holes, and cam locks create joints that resist shifting under daily use.
Hardware and finish resilience
Soft-close hinges and undermount drawer slides are common upgrades. UV-resistant surfaces and scuff-resistant laminates help units maintain appearance in high-traffic zones such as kitchens and shared offices.
Installation and Room Preparation
Wall readiness and leveling
Most installations require a level floor and wall anchors. Temporary support brackets keep tall units plumb while you mark permanent fastener points.
Electrical and plumbing accommodations
For kitchen modules, plan around dishwasher, refrigerator, and outlet locations. Leave access panels where plumbing shutoffs are behind cabinetry to simplify future service.
Maintenance, Customization, and Long-Term Value
- Use soft cloths and non-abrasive cleaners to preserve finishes without dulling laminates
- Re-coordinate hardware pulls to refresh the look as styles evolve
- Document measurements and connector types for future relocations or expansions
- Check leveling periodically to prevent stress on cabinet joints over time
- Plan lighting integration to highlight storage areas and improve usability
FAQ
Reader questions
Do Cabinets to go units meet accessibility standards for reach ranges and knee space?
Yes, many designs align with standard accessibility guidance, with base cabinet knee heights and pull heights that suit seated users and varied reach needs.
Can these cabinets handle heavy items such as canned goods, equipment, or files?
Absolutely, especially when you select thicker plywood cores and full-extension drawer slides that distribute weight evenly across the frame.
What lead times and shipping options are typical for Cabinets to go?
Most stock configurations ship within a few business days, while custom sizes may require a short production window depending on factory scheduling and freight routing.
How do I measure accurately to avoid gaps or overlaps during installation?
Use a laser measure at multiple wall points, record deviations, and plan reveal trim to conceal small variations without compromising cabinet alignment.