Cabinetry Basics
What are the differences in wood species? What is full overlay? What are my options in corner cabinetry? These and many other basic cabinetry questions are answered in our cabinetry basics below. No, you won't become a cabinetry expert; but you don't have to be. You will have a basic knowledge of the different styles available, making your first visit to your Wellborn Dealer much more productive.
Wood Species
Each wood species has distinctive characteristics that will greatly affect the overall look of your cabinetry and your kitchen or bath. Choose a wood species that matches your unique style for natural wood beauty for years to come.
Click here to learn more about the different wood species.Cabinetry Options
Wellborn's cabinetry options are too numerous to show here, so we've chosen some basics to help you begin the early planning of your layout.
Click here to learn about many of Wellborn's cabinetry options.Door Profiles
Raised Panel
Furniture/Traditional Look
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Miter
Flat Panel
Contemporary/Unique Look
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Shaker -
Bead Board
Browse through Wellborn's door styles categorized by profile.
Overlay Application
½" Overlay Application
What is ½" Overlay?
½" Overlay door styles are the traditional method of cabinet construction. They are called ½" Overlay because the door covers ½" of the cabinet’s face frame.
Full Overlay Application
What is Full Overlay?
Full Overlay door styles give the appearance of frameless cabinetry on a frame construction cabinet. They are called Full Overlay because the door covers the entire cabinet face frame with only a 3/16" face frame reveal on base cabinets and a 7/16" reveal on wall cabinets.
Moulding
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Furniture Moulding
Base Moulding
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