Your drawings, files and specs are reviewed part by part — or we come out and measure the room. Then the cut lists and production drawings are finalized before anything is priced.
Panels are processed to the approved specs on our MAX XL router, then every exposed edge is finished and sealed with PUR adhesive on the EDGEPLUS bander.
Components are labeled and grouped by cabinet, every edge and bore is inspected, and the job leaves for will-call pickup or delivery across greater Orlando.
Your selections drive the price, the lead time and the look. Here they are in the order they come up — and once they’re approved, they lock the file. Changes after that affect pricing, lead time and final appearance, so we get them right before anything is cut.
The space, the intended use, the measurements, photos and whatever site information exists.
Function, proportions, clearances and the production details that define the project.
Material, finish, edge and hardware direction, matched to the approved scope. The list on the right is what gets decided here.
Drawings and specs verified before we buy material, program the machine or cut anything.
Door, panel and storage configuration.
Sheet goods, components and project requirements.
Color, texture and surface direction, subject to availability.
Visible edges and finishing on the approved parts.
Hinges, drawer systems, pulls and accessories.
Cut-only, edgebanded, prepared, assembled, delivered or installed.
Still have questions? We’ve answered the 24 we get asked most — lead times, deposits, file formats, what happens if something doesn’t fit.
